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 1 Day course for 1,2 or 3 trainees (Novice)
  ½ Day course for 1,2 or 3 trainees (Experienced)

 


WE have in the past been asked to train lorry drivers who carry HPT on how to operate them on the back of there lorries. It is a fact that in some haulage companies 40% of driver accidents are within the last 2m of the tail gate.  If you would like more detailed of this ½ day awareness course then please get in touch.

 

Pedestrian/Manual                                      Novice Operators Course  ( This is a strong guide)

Period 1 Period 2 Period 3  Period 4 L
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Period 5 Period 6

    Period 7

Period 8

Day 
1

Course Reg Statutory
HASAWA
Safety Video
  Intro to the truckOperators safety code Intro to the truck
Pre-shift checks

Handling of loads
General Supervised Practice

Basic 
Handling

The Skill Test 

 


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Every operational premises gets an report on the operation of the lift trucks on there site.


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Rough Terrain
Agricultural Course
Telescopic Lift Trucks


Don't let this happen to you  ( For more like this click on HSE Logo)
A farmer from Shropshire has been sentenced to fifteen months in prison after a 16 year old worker was killed when a telescope materials handler overturned. According to the prosecution, the youth in question had not received any training in the use of the vehicle. Although both a placement officer from the local agricultural college and an HSE inspector had specifically told the employer that the youngster must not be allowed to operate the machinery until trained, he had been allowed to drive the vehicle quite often.
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Basic 3 Day Course (On-Site)

The basic course is suitable for:-  up to three trainees who may already be skilled and experienced tractor drivers, but need specific training  to operate a rough terrain telescopic lift truck in the workplace. This course is also suitable for rough terrain telescopic lift truck operators with limited experience but no formal training or certification.
                

    • Basic course objectives
    • By the end of the course students will:
    •  be more aware of the need for operator training and have a wider understanding of the causes of lift truck instability and accidents
    • know the responsibilities and legal duties operators have to themselves and others.
    • be able to identify and state the functions of all controls ie, describe the ratings of the truck and define de-rating
    • know how load centers are calculated for the truck, how to carry out the daily/ take-over checks, how to ensure compliance with legal duties, and know the parts of a lift truck requiring particular attention
    • know how to safely start up and maneuver the truck in open and confined spaces, correctly pick up and put down empty and loaded pallets or unit loads at different heights, understand and carry out 'undercutting' correctly and load/unload lorries or trailers, prepare the truck for road use and know how to drive safely on a public highway with/ without a load and/or trailer, how to safely stop and park up the truck at the end of operating
    • able to select traction aids and operate correctly over wet and/or rough ground with loaded pallets/bucket attachments
    • Prepare and take the appropriate test

* Time permitting                               Course Time Table                  (This is only a strong guide)

            Period

1

2

3

4

L
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5

6

7

8

                Day 1

Course Reg

Statutory
HASAWA

Theory 

Intro to the truck

Basic Handling
“Figure of 8”

                Day 2

Operators safety
 code

Pre-shift checks

Basic load handling

Basic load handling
*Bucket work

Refuelling and
 storage

Safety Video

                Day 3

Revision
Pre-shift check

Load Handling
Revision

*Load handling Vehicle

*Handling
Awkward loads

General Supervised Practice

The Skill Test 

Course Wind UP


1 Day Refresher Course (On-Site)

The refresher course is suitable for:-  up to a maximum of  three trainees who may be skilled and experienced drivers, but whose training and basic tests were undertaken some time ago and now need to provide proof of training and skill due to the requirements of the Health and Safety at Work Act. Students are required to provide evidence of previous training to be eligible for this course. If you are not certain of previous training details please provide your present details in the reply section, or just give me a ring.

  • Refresher course objectives
    By the end of the course students will:
  • be more aware of the need for operator training and have a wider understanding of the causes of lift truck instability and accidents
  • know the responsibilities and legal duties operators have to themselves and others.
  • be able to identify and state the functions of all controls ie, describe the ratings of the truck and define de-rating
  • know how load centers are calculated for the truck, how to carry out the daily/ take-over checks, how to ensure compliance with legal duties, and know the parts of a lift truck requiring particular attention
  • know how to safely start up and maneuver the truck in open and confined spaces, correctly pick up and put down empty and loaded pallets or unit loads at different heights, understand and carry out 'undercutting' correctly and load/ unload lorries or trailers, prepare the truck for road use and know how to drive safely on a public highway with/ without a load and/or trailer, how to safely stop and park up the truck at the end of operating
  • able to select traction aids and operate correctly over wet and/or rough ground with loaded pallets/bucket attachments
  • Prepare and take the appropriate test

 

                                        Course Time Table        (This is only a strong guide)

Period 1 2 3 B
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4 5 6
1 Day 

Intro. to
Course

Health and Safety Up Date

Driving Skills and procedures

The Skill Test & Course Wind up