Accredited Lifting Equipment &amp; Safety Training Courses in the UK

Wire Rope Inspection Refresher LEEA Accredited Course WR03

Need a refresher? If you've previously attended a Carl Stahl Evita wire rope inspection course, this one's for you. Enlarge

Target Group

The course is designed to refresh the skills and knowledge of delegates who have successfully completed a full Carl Stahl Evita Wire Rope Inspection course within the last 3-5 years.

Equivalent inspection courses conducted by other training organisations may be considered acceptable as a pre-qualification for this course - keep hold of your certificate in case it's required by our training team.

Aim

This course aims to provide:

The skills and knowledge needed to apply the statutory requirements for examination
A thorough grounding of wire rope construction
- effects on rope performance and applications
- factors causing rope deterioration
A thorough knowledge of the safe use and handling of wire rope in accordance withthe Health and Safety at Work Act

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Apply the statutory requirements for examination of wire rope in service.
Demonstrate knowledge of wire rope terminology, constructions, characteristics and effect on rope performance, safe use & handling, and applications, through a short written test.
Get the best out of their products whilst maintaining a safe working environment.
Carry out wire rope examinations.

Course Content

The Responsibilities and Primary Functions of a Rope Examiner:

Rope terminology – up to date information on the different types of rope available, how they are designated and how they are classified (includes the proposed new European Standards)
A practical assessment of steel wire rope characteristics including an appreciation of rope strength, flexibility, fatigue, wear, abrasion, rotation and elongation.
Rope terminations – types and discard criteria
Rope deterioration
Examination procedure
Cumulative (combined) effects of discard
Examination records and reports
Practical examination of used wire rope samples

Achievement Measurement

The one day course includes a practical assessment leading to certification on successful completion.

Days

: 1

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Vehicle Lift Wire Rope Inspection Course WR05

Do you use a vehicle lift? This course is designed with you in mind. Enlarge

Target Group

Delegates should use, or offer advice about wire ropes specifically used in vehicle lift equipment and/or those who are responsible for inspecting or examining them.

Aim

This course aims to provide:

The skills and knowledge needed to apply the statutory requirements for examination
A thorough grounding of wire rope construction
- effects on rope performance and applications
- factors causing rope deterioration
A thorough knowledge of the safe use and handling of vehicle lift wire rope in accordance withthe Health and Safety at Work Act

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

The Responsibilities and Primary Functions of a Vehicle Lift Rope Examiner
Vehicle lift Rope terminology – enabling the delegate to read and understand a wire rope test certificate
A practical assessment of steel wire rope characteristics including an appreciation of rope strength, flexibility, fatigue, wear, abrasion, rotation.
Vehicle lift rope terminations – types and discard criteria
Rope Deterioration
Examination Procedure
Discard Criteria.

Qualifications/Experience of Trainers

The course is designed and presented by a wire rope industry subject matter expert

Certification

The one day course includes certification on successful completion. Additionally a credit card sized proof of training will be provided for each delegate.

Course Materials will include a wire rope inspection handbook and inspection checklist

Days

: 1

Ratio

: 12:1

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Wire Rope Product Safety, Handling and Installation Course WR06

Those who are involved with the handling, installation and maintenance of steel wire ropes. Enlarge

Target Group

Those who are involved with the handling, installation and maintenance of steel wire ropes.

Aim

By the end of the course delegates will be able to demonstrate an understanding of:

The risks and warnings associated with the handling, storage, selection, installation and maintenance of steel wire ropes.
Safe working practices and procedures involved in handling wire rope.
Personal responsibilities for their own health and safety, their colleagues and other persons on site.

Course Content

Storage of steel wire ropes
Certification and marking
Handling and Installation to include; Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), rope selection criteria and section of the correct wire rope, initial examination of new rope and related equipment (Drum, Pulleys, Rope Guards, Wear Plates etc.), movement and handling of wire rope prior to installation, installation procedures, cutting and splicing and terminations.
Inspection and Maintenance.
Possible faults caused by incorrect installation.
Wire rope discard criteria.
Risks and Warnings.

Achievement Measurement

A certification of attendance is issued to participants on successful completion.

Days

: 1

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Wire Rope Socketing Course WR07

Those involved in the maintenance and socketing of wire ropes. Enlarge

Target Group

Those involved in the maintenance and socketing of wire ropes.

Aim

The aim of the course is to provide delegates with a thorough grounding of the legal requirements and safe working practices pertaining to resin socketing of wire ropes and to teach them the practical skills involved.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Recognise various socketing applications.
Select the tools and equipment required for socketing.
Carry out preparation successfully.
Make suitable measurements.
Select a suitable socket for the job.
Mix resin
Carry out resin socketing using approved methods and procedures.

Course Content

Legal Requirements. A reference to all the legal documents underlining relevant responsibilities under the Health & Safety at Work Act, Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER) and Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER)
Socketing Applications. An explanation of various relevant socketing applications. Factors influencing choice, assessing the operation and socket selection.
Socketing methods & procedures. Including preparation, measurements, serving etc.
Mixing and pouring of Resin.
Socketing practices with ongoing assessment.

Qualifications/Experience of Trainers

The course is presented by fully qualified, multi-skilled engineers and technicians all of whom have many years experience of wire rope production and maintenance.

Achievement Measurement

The course focuses on customers’ specific requirements i.e. Type of wire rope to be socketed and experience of trainees attending. Trainers employ the practical methods of instruction, explanation, demonstration, imitation and practice with ongoing assessment leading to certification on successful completion.

Special Requirements

Please advise type, construction and size of wire rope/strand used, if known, prior to booking.

Days

: 2

Ratio

Wirelock Socketing Compound - Official Training Aid

Lifting Operations Training Courses (Overhead cranes)

Our Lifting Operations and Overhead Crane Training courses provide practical, compliant training for operators, supervisors and safety managers responsible for lifting operations in industrial and workplace environments across the UK.

Delivered in line with industry best practice and designed to support compliance with UK regulations such as LOLER and PUWER, these courses build competence, reduce risk and help organisations demonstrate training compliance for lifting activities.

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Who Is This Lifting Operations Training For?

Lifting operations training for overhead cranes is designed for crane operators, slingers, signallers, supervisors and anyone responsible for planning or carrying out lifting operations in industrial environments. It is particularly relevant for those working with overhead travelling cranes who need to understand safe lifting practices, correct load handling and their legal responsibilities under UK regulations. This training is also beneficial for managers and duty holders overseeing lifting operations to ensure compliance and safe systems of work are in place.

What The Courses Cover

This overhead crane training course provides a comprehensive understanding of safe lifting operations, crane controls and operator responsibilities, ensuring delegates can carry out lifting tasks safely and efficiently.

Overhead crane types and configurations
Safe operation of overhead travelling cranes
Pre-use checks and routine inspections
Load weight estimation and centre of gravity awareness
Correct slinging techniques and use of lifting accessories
Communication methods between operator, slinger and signaller
Safe lifting practices and hazard awareness
Planning and executing lifting operations safely
Understanding load stability and movement control
Operator responsibilities under LOLER and PUWER

Standards & Best Practice

Lifting operations training is delivered in accordance with recognised industry standards and best practice, supporting compliance with UK legislation including LOLER and PUWER. The course content is structured to ensure delegates understand their legal responsibilities, safe operating procedures and the importance of risk assessment and planning in lifting operations involving overhead cranes.

Course Delivery Options

Overhead crane training courses can be delivered at our dedicated training centre in Rotherham or on-site at your premises. On-site delivery allows the training to be tailored specifically to your crane systems, lifting equipment and operational environment, ensuring practical, relevant instruction that can be immediately applied in real-world lifting scenarios.

Lifting & Slinging Safely Course LO01

Those who have, or required to have ‘hands on’ knowledge and/or responsibilities involving the use of lifting equipment used within their operational environment. Enlarge

Target Group

Those who have, or required to have ‘hands on’ knowledge and/or responsibilities involving the use of lifting equipment used within their operational environment.

Aim

The aim of the course is to provide selected delegates with basic underpinning knowledge of lifting and slinging to enable them to carry out their lifting operations in accordance with statutory requirements and without risk to health.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Demonstrate knowledge of the basic requirements of legislation, their legal obligations and responsibilities.
Demonstrate knowledge of force influences, sling configurations and safety precautions.
Estimate load weights.
Select appropriate lifting equipment for each lift.
Carry out pre-use inspection of lifting equipment.
Use appropriate hand signals.
Carry out successful lifting operations safely.

Course Content

Theory

Definitions and Terminology – The responsible person. The competent person, working load limit, safe working load, factor of safety, mass and force units, test and examination, test and thorough examination etc.
The Law Consideration of the requirements of the law under the health and Safety at Work Act, personal liability and legal obligations relating the use of lifting equipment. Includes an explanation of current British and European Law.
Video – ‘Plan your slinging’ A systematic approach to slinging operations.
Force Influences – How to calculate the forces present in slings and other lifting equipment under given loading conditions. Consideration of the ‘uniform load’ and ‘trigonometric rating of slings.

Practical

Choosing the right sling for the job – Consideration of the different types of slings available, the advantages and disadvantages of each type. Pre-use Inspections.
How much does it weigh? – The most fundamental question in any slinging operation. Guidance on the estimation of loads of unknown weight.
Slinging accessories – Hooks, shortening clutches, rigging screws, wire rope grips etc. The correct choice and proper use.
Slinging operations and assessments – Questions to ask, ‘Do’s and Don’ts’, crane signals and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Achievement Measurement

This one day course is carried out in accordance with the code of practice for the safe use of lifting equipment as published by LEEA, and includes practical lifting operation assessments leading to certification on successful completion.

Days

: 1

Ratio

: 6:1

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Lifting & Slinging Safely LEEA Accredited Course LO02

Those who have, or required to have ‘hands on’ knowledge and/or responsibilities involving the use of lifting equipment used within their operational environment. Enlarge

Target Group

Those who have, or required to have ‘hands on’ knowledge and/or responsibilities involving the use of lifting equipment used within their operational environment.

Aim

The aim of this course is to provide selected delegates with basic underpinning knowledge of lifting and slinging to enable them to carry out lifting operations specific to their requirements and their environment in accordance with the law and without risk to health.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Demonstrate knowledge of the basic requirements of legislation, their legal obligations and responsibilities.
Demonstrate knowledge of force influences, sling configurations and safety precautions.
Estimate load weights.
Select appropriate lifting equipment for each lift.
Carry out pre-use inspection of lifting equipment.
Use appropriate hand signals.
Carry out successful lifting operations safely.

Course Content

Theory

Definitions and Terminology – The responsible person. The competent person, working load limit, safe working load, factor of safety, mass and force units, test and examination, test and thorough examination etc.
The Law Consideration of the requirements of the law under the health and Safety at Work Act, personal liability and legal obligations relating the use of lifting equipment. Includes an explanation of current British and European Law.
Video – ‘Plan your slinging’ A systematic approach to slinging operations. Force Influences – How to calculate the forces present in slings and other lifting equipment under given loading conditions.
Consideration of the ‘uniform load’ and ‘trigonometric rating of slings.

Practical

Choosing the right sling for the job – Consideration of the different types of slings available, the advantages and disadvantages of each type. Pre-use Inspections.
How much does it weigh? – The most fundamental question in any slinging operation. Guidance on the estimation of loads of unknown weight.
Slinging accessories – Hooks, shortening clutches, rigging screws, wire rope grips etc. The correct choice and proper use.
Slinging operations and assessments – Questions to ask, ‘Do’s and Don’ts’, crane signals and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Achievement Measurement

This two day course is carried out in accordance with the code of practice for the safe use of lifting equipment as published by LEEA, and includes practical lifting operation assessments leading to a LEEA accredited certificate on successful completion.

Days

: 2

Ratio

Lifting Gear Examiners Course LO03

Users of lifting gear and those involved in the inspection or statutory examination of lifting gear in service. Enlarge

Target Group

Aim

The aims of the course are to:

Provide delegates with a thorough grounding of the law and standards pertaining to lifting gear.
To teach the statutory requirements for, inspection, rejection and reporting of lifting gear in service.
To provide some practical advice that will enable those who attend to carry out lifting gear inspections confidently.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Carry out statutory ‘in service’ inspections.
Demonstrate knowledge of examination, storage, marking and handling of lifting gear
Demonstrate knowledge of terminology, law, standards and safe working practices concerning lifting gear
Offer sound advise to other users
Maintain a safe working environment whilst working with lifting gear.

Course Content

Definitions
Law and Standards
Legal Requirements (Health & Safety at Work Act), PUWER, LOLER, European Directives, Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations.
Statutory Certificates & Reporting
Principles for Selection of Lifting Gear (general)
Marking, Storage & Handling (general)
In-service Inspections (general)
Materials used in lifting gear
Force influences in lifting gear
Inspection of lifting gear – Explanation, Demonstration & Imitation, Examination of black museum samples identifying faults, wear and common malpractice etc.
Videos – Slinging Safely & Chain Slings
Examination of lifting gear A practical assessment of lifting gear examination carried out on prepared used samples followed by group discussion

Achievement Measurement

This two-day course is carried out in accordance with the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER98) and the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER98) as published by the Health and Safety Executive. It includes a number of short written confirmation tests and a practical lifting gear inspection assessment leading to certification on successful completion.

Days

: 2

Ratio

Lifting Gear Examination Refresher Course LO04

Users of lifting gear and those involved in the inspection or statutory examination of lifting gear in service. Enlarge

Target Group

Users of lifting gear and those involved in the inspection or statutory examination of lifting gear in service. It is also suitable for those who are involved with, or give advice to, users of lifting gear.

The course is designed to refresh the skills and knowledge of delegates who have successfully completed a full Carl Stahl Evita Lifting Gear Examination Course within the last 3-5 years.

Equivalent Inspection courses conducted by other training organisations may be considered acceptable as a pre-qualification for this course (Please refer details and dates to Carl Stahl Evita normally we would require proof of certification in this situation)

Aim

The aims of the course are to:

Provide delegates with a thorough grounding of the law and standards pertaining to lifting gear.
Teach the statutory requirements for, inspection, rejection and reporting of lifting gear in service.
provide some practical advice that will enable those who attend to carry out lifting gear inspections confidently.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Carry out statutory ‘in service’ inspections.
Demonstrate knowledge of examination, storage, marking and handling of lifting gear.
Demonstrate knowledge of terminology, law, standards and safe working practices concerning lifting gear.
Offer sound advice to other users.
Maintain a safe working environment whilst working with lifting gear.

Course Content

Definitions
Law and Standards
Legal Requirements (Health & Safety at Work Act), PUWER, LOLER, European Directives, Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations.
Statutory Certificates & Reporting
Principles for Selection of Lifting Gear (general)
Marking, Storage & Handling (general)
In-service Inspections (general)
Materials used in lifting gear
Force influences in lifting gear
Inspection of lifting gear – Explanation, Demonstration & Imitation, Examination of black museum samples identifying faults, wear and common malpractice etc.
Examination of lifting gear A practical assessment of lifting gear examination carried out on prepared used samples followed by group discussion

Achievement Measurement

This one-day course is carried out in accordance with the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER98) and the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER98) as published by the Health and Safety Executive. It includes a written confirmation test and a practical lifting gear inspection assessment leading to certification on successful completion.

Days

: 1

Ratio

Lifting Operations Instructor "Train the Trainer" Course LO05

This course is aimed at employees who have been identified and/or selected to carry out ‘in-house’ instruction on lifting operations. Enlarge

Target Group

This course is aimed at employees who have been identified and/or selected to carry out ‘in-house’ instruction on lifting operations.

Aim

The aim of the course is to train experienced lifting operatives to instruct other personnel in the safe use of lifting equipment.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Recognise the need for the requirements of safe systems of work in relation to lifting operations.
Instruct operatives on their obligations with respect to statutory requirements relating to lifting operations, Health & Safety at Work Act, Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER), and Lift Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER).
Instruct operatives on the safe use of lifting equipment in accordance with the Code of Practice for the Safe Use of Lifting Equipment as published by the Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA).
Develop effective training programmes and schedules in lifting operations applicable to their own working environment.
Measure levels of instruction, by continuous performance review and assessments.

Course Content

Legislation, an update on all legislation including, Health & Safety at Work Act, PUWER and LOLER.
Introduction to the LEEA Code of Practice for the safe Use of Lifting Equipment.
The principle components of the systems approach to training. Analyse training projects, write training objectives, determine training content, select methods of delivery and validation.
Method of Instructional Techniques (MOIT). Includes valuable principles and techniques of good instruction.
Delegate teaching practices, designed to practice and assess delegate’s knowledge and ability to instruct.
Final assessment.

Duration

5 Days intensive, some evening work may be necessary.

Achievement Measurement

Delegate’s progress is monitored by ongoing assessment of up to 3 individual teaching practices, the final of which is used to measure overall performance. A report on each candidate is prepared and certificates are awarded to those that are successful on completion.

General Information

A copy of the LEEA Code of Practice for the Safe Use of Lifting Equipment valued at £135.00 is issued to each candidate at the start of all open courses.

Days

: Novice 5 days, Refresher 3 days

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Management of Lifting Operations Course LO06

Those with a working knowledge of lifting equipment and responsible for or involved in the practical aspects of lifting & slinging operations. Enlarge

Target Group

Those with a working knowledge of lifting equipment and responsible for, or involved in, the practical aspects of lifting and slinging operations. It is especially suitable for those who manage or likely to manage other Banksmen/Slingers e.g. Service Engineers, Technicians and Supervisors, Managers, Safety Officers etc., and any person who offers or is likely to offer advice and/or assistance to, users of lifting equipment.

Aim

The aim of the course is to provide selected delegates with a thorough grounding of lifting and slinging operations, including employer/employee responsibilities statutory requirements, records and ‘in depth’ safe working practices.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Demonstrate knowledge of the legal requirements, employer/employee obligations and responsibilities, and safe working practices pertaining to the operation of mechanical lifting.
Outline the principles for the selection of lifting equipment.
Demonstrate knowledge of force influences for various sling configurations.
Demonstrate knowledge of weight estimation.
Select appropriate lifting equipment for various lifting operations.
Carry out identification and pre-use inspection of lifting equipment.
Use appropriate hand signals.
Carry out safe, successful lifting operations and lift plan assessments.

Course Content

Definitions & Terminology. An explanation of all the commonly used definitions and terminology.
The Law, Standards and Legal Requirements. including the Health & Safety at Work Act, LOLER, PUWER, Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations, and recognised codes of practice.
Principles for the Selection of Lifting Equipment. Marking, storage and handling, pre-use inspection, assessing the operation, and certification.
Slinging Methods. Design of slings, choosing the right sling for the job, consideration of the different types of slings available, the advantages and disadvantages of each.
Videos – Safe Use of Slings and ‘Plan your slinging’ A systematic approach to slinging operations.
Force Influences – How to calculate the forces present in slings and other lifting equipment under given loading conditions. Consideration of the ‘uniform load’ and ‘trigonometric rating of slings.
How much does it weigh? – The most fundamental question in any slinging operation. Guidance on the estimation of loads of unknown weight and Slinging Practical.
Slinging accessories – Hooks, shortening clutches, rigging screws, wire rope grips etc. The correct choice and proper use.
Written Assessment designed to assess delegates and ensure that instruction has been assimilated.
Organisation of lifting operations, the key fundamentals of how to plan a lift, correct supervision and carrying out the lift safely, culminating in completing a practical lift plan.
Slinging operations and assessments – Questions to ask, ‘Do’s and Don’ts’, crane signals and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Achievement Measurement

This two day course is carried out in accordance with the code of practice for the safe use of lifting equipment as published by LEEA, and includes theoretical and practical lifting operation assessments leading to certification on successful completion.

Days

: 2

Ratio

Lorry Mounted Crane Course(HIAB) LO07

A course for candidates wishing to achieve a nationally recognised operator qualification, enabling them to operate a lorry mounted crane safely within the workplace. Enlarge

Target Group

A course for candidates wishing to achieve a nationally recognised operator qualification, enabling them to operate a lorry mounted crane safely within the workplace.

Aim

The aim of this course is to provide selected delegates with the required knowledge in the use of a Lorry Mounted Crane (HIAB) to enable them to carry out safe lifting operations in their workplace environment in accordance with the law and without risk to health.

Course Content

The Need To Train
Health and Safety
Presentation
Video
Introduction to the
Equipment
Basic Lifting/Operating
Negotiating a Simple Course
Pre-Use Checks
Excavating at Various Depths
Advanced Exercise
Theory Test
Practical Test

Achievement Measurement

On successful completion of the course, candidates will receive an AITT operator's certificate and plastic photo ID card.

Days

: 3

Ratio

: 3:1

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Safe Operation of an Overhead Travelling Crane Course LO08

Those identified to use, or responsible for others who use overhead travelling cranes. Enlarge

Target Group

Those identified to use, or responsible for others who use overhead travelling cranes. Delegates must be physically fit, have good eyesight, hearing ability and be able to judge distances.

Aim

The aim of this course is to train selected delegates in the safe operation and effective use of overhead travelling cranes in their workplace. Two separate courses are available to meet the needs of those with floor controls or cab controls. The duration of each programme is dependant upon experience, 1 day for experienced operatives, 2 to 3 days for those with little or no experience.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

By the end of the course delegates will be able to:
Operate the crane safely in accordance with manufacturers handbook and accepted codes of practice.
Demonstrate knowledge of the concepts set out in PM55 “Safe working with overhead cranes”.
Demonstrate an understanding of the controls of the particular model used during the training.
Demonstrate knowledge of the proper use of lifting tackle.
Estimate the weight of loads.
Use appropriate communications.

Course Content

Health & Safety at Work Regulations.
Lifting gear regulations
Lifting gear pre-use inspections
Load handling
Stacking and de-stacking
Correct slinging
Handling methods
Capacities and effects of sling angles
Weight assessment and capacities
Signalling

General Information and Achievement Measurement

These courses include assessments and successful completion leads to certification.

Days

: 1

Ratio

Safe Operation of Overhead Travelling Crane – LEEA Accredited Course (LO09)

Those identified to use, or responsible for others who use an overhead travelling cranes and the associated lifting equipment and accessories to be able to perform a lifting operation. Enlarge

Target Group

Those identified to use, or responsible for others who use an overhead travelling cranes and the associated lifting equipment and accessories to be able to perform a lifting operation. Delegates must be physically fit, have good eyesight, hearing ability and be able to judge distances.

Aim

The aim of this course is to train selected delegates in the safe operation and effective use of overhead travelling cranes in their workplace and to provide delegates with the knowledge of lifting and slinging to enable them to carry out their lifting operations in accordance with statutory requirements and without risk to health.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Demonstrate knowledge of the basic requirements of legislation, their legal obligations and responsibilities.
Demonstrate knowledge of force influences, sling configurations and safety precautions
Estimate load weights
Select appropriate lifting equipment for each lift
Carry out pre-use inspection of lifting equipment
Use appropriate hand signals
Carry out successful lifting operations safely
Operate the crane safely in accordance with manufacturer’s handbook and accepted codes of practice
Demonstrate an understanding of the controls of the particular model used during the training
Demonstrate knowledge of the proper use of lifting tackle

Course Content

Theory

Definitions and Terminology – The responsible person. The competent person, working load limit, safe working load, factor of safety, mass and force units, test and examination, test and thorough examination etc.
The Law Consideration of the requirements of the law under the health and Safety at Work Act
Force Influences – How to calculate the forces present in slings and other lifting equipment under given loading conditions. Consideration of the ‘uniform load’ and ‘trigonometric rating of slings
Plan your lift. – Basic requirements as laid down in LOLER98

Practical

Choosing the right sling for the job – Consideration of the different types of slings available, the advantages and disadvantages of each type. Pre-use Inspections
How much does it weigh? – The most fundamental question in any slinging operation. Guidance on the estimation of loads of unknown weight
Slinging accessories – Hooks, shortening clutches, rigging screws, wire rope grips etc. The correct choice and proper use
Safe use of the overhead travelling crane – Pre-use checks, correct orientation, load movement and control

Achievement Measurement

Days

: 2

Ratio

: 4:1

training@carlstahlevita.co.uk

Appointed Person Course LO10

those with a good working knowledge and understanding of cranes and lifting operations and selected for duties as an ‘Appointed Person’ Enlarge

Target Group

A four day course aimed at those with a good working knowledge and understanding of cranes and lifting operations and selected for duties as an ‘Appointed Person’ within their own organisation.

Aim

The aim of the course is to train selected delegates in the duties of an ‘Appointed person’:

A better understanding of statutory requirements
Planning of lifts
Delegation of duties
Risk assessment/method statements
Safe working practices

Objectives

At the end of this course, trainees will be able to demonstrate sufficient knowledge and practical ability to carry out the duties of the ‘Appointed Person’ and will be able to successfully plan and execute basic lifting operations.

Course Content

Legislation (LOLER & PUWER)
Identification of crane parts and components
Understanding of Crane Rated Capacity Indicator & Limiter
Risk Assessment/Method Statement
Crane Duty Charts
Crane Selection
Crane Stability and Ground conditions
Inspection, selection and usage of lifting accessories
Planning exercises and group analysis

Achievement Measurement

Successful completion of two written test papers and final practical exercise leads to certification.

For the practical exercise delegates are asked to plan a lift. Given all necessary information, they will be required to draw up a risk assessment and a method statement including all relevant documentation and safety certification and drawings of lift and location. The details are to include crane selection, crane location, lifting auxiliary equipment, lifting and placing of the load, and all relevant safety precautions.

Duration

: 4 days. Note: As an optional extra, successful delegates can be issued with an identity, proof of assessment and training card; further details and costs of this on request.

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Vehicle Banksman Course LO11

All identified personnel who are required to/and or are responsible for assisting in the manoeuvring and loading/unloading of vehicles. Enlarge

Target Group

All identified personnel who are required to/and or are responsible for assisting in the manoeuvring and loading/unloading of vehicles.

Aim

The aim of this course is to raise the awareness of candidates to the dangers caused when reversing and introduces the practical techniques and hand signals that will assist drivers in their manoeuvring.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Reverse vehicles into a confined space in a safe manner.
Identify likely hazardous areas within a working environment.
Demonstrate the recommended hand signals in accordance with HSE`s Workplace Transport Safety Guidance (HSG136).
Guide large goods vehicles both rigid and articulated using the recommended hand signals as stated in the above guidance.

Course Content

The course content and duration varies according to candidate’s requirements and is as follows:

Legal Requirements
Case Studies
Hazard Identification
Site Safety
Common Risks
Written Assessment
Practical Reversing & Parking

Achievement Measurement

A Certificate of Training is issued to successful candidates. Success is measured by a theoretical and practical assessment.

Days

: 1/2

Ratio

:4 :1

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Safe Use of Permanent Lifting Magnets Course LO12

Users of permanent magnetic lifters. Those carrying out “in service” inspection of permanent magnetic lifters. Enlarge

Target Group

Users of permanent magnetic lifters. Those carrying out “in service” inspection of permanent magnetic lifters. It is also suitable for those who are involved with, or give advice to, users of permanent magnetic lifting equipment

Aim

The aims of the course are to provide selected delegates with:

Provide the delegate with guidance on the operation and safe use of permanent magnetic lifters
Provide delegates with a thorough grounding of the law relating to the use of and in service inspection of permanent magnetic lifters.
Provide some practical advice that will enable those who attend to carry out “in service” inspections of permanent magnetic lifters effectively.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Carry out lifting operations using permanent magnetic lifters safely and effectively.
Carry out “in service” inspection of permanent magnetic lifters.
Demonstrate knowledge of examination, storage, marking and handling of permanent magnetic lifters.
Demonstrate knowledge of terminology, law, standards and safe working practices concerning permanent magnetic lifters.
Offer sound advise to other users.
Maintain a safe working environment whilst working with permanent magnetic lifters.

Course Content

Definitions
Legal Requirements under LOLER
Marking and Certification requirements
How permanent magnetic lifters operate
The effect of air gap
The effect of material thickness
How to allow for different steel types
The effect of contact area: Environmental considerations (heat, humidity ,etc)
Rules for the safe operation and use of permanent magnetic lifters
Effective “ in service” maintenance and inspection of permanent lifting magnets
Practical exercise
Multiple choice written assessment

Achievement Measurement

This one -day course is carried out in accordance with the code of practice for the safe use of lifting equipment (section 25) as published by LEEA. The course also takes account of manufacturer’s recommendations relative to the safe use of permanent magnetic lifters. It includes a multiple choice confirmation test and a practical lifting assessment leading to certification on successful completion.

Days

: 1

training@carlstahlevita.co.uk

Height Safety Training Courses

Customers can be assured that their safety is always our number one priority and that all aspects of the training activities undertaken are fully insured.

Our professionally qualified instructors have extensive experience in height safety training and cover the whole of the UK and parts of mainland Europe.

Choose the appropriate courses from the list below or write us directly:

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Who Is This Height Safety Training For?

Height safety training courses are designed for anyone who works at height or is responsible for planning, supervising or managing work at height activities. This includes engineers, maintenance personnel, construction workers, roof workers and site supervisors operating in industrial and commercial environments. The training is particularly relevant for duty holders who need to ensure safe systems of work are in place and that personnel are competent when working at height in accordance with UK regulations.

What The Courses Cover

This height safety training course provides a comprehensive understanding of working at height risks, safety equipment and best practice procedures, ensuring delegates can carry out tasks safely and in compliance with current legislation.

Understanding the risks associated with working at height
Selection and correct use of height safety equipment
Harness fitting, inspection and safe use
Use of lanyards, fall arrest systems and restraint systems
Inspection procedures and defect identification
Anchor points and safe access systems
Safe access and egress techniques
Planning work at height and risk assessment
Emergency procedures and rescue considerations
Responsibilities under Work at Height Regulations and PPE Regulations

Standards & Best Practice

Height safety training is delivered in line with recognised industry standards and best practice, supporting compliance with UK legislation including the Work at Height Regulations and PPE Regulations. The course content is designed to ensure delegates understand their responsibilities, apply safe working methods and reduce the risk of falls in the workplace.

Course Delivery Options

Height safety training courses can be delivered at our dedicated training centre in Rotherham or on-site at your premises. On-site delivery allows the training to be tailored to your specific working environment, access systems and equipment, ensuring practical, relevant instruction that can be immediately applied in real-world working at height scenarios.

Basic Working At Height Course WAH01

The aim of this course is to ensure that personnel are aware of the legal and best of practice requirements when using fall protection equipment and are aware of their responsibilities. Enlarge

Aim

The aim of this course is to ensure that personnel are aware of the legal and best of practice requirements when using fall protection equipment and are aware of their responsibilities.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Understand the effects of gravity and its consequences
To be aware of some of the legislation which affects working at height and fall protection equipment
Understand hazard analysis and risk assessments with regards to work at height
Understand the need for a rescue plan
Recognise the importance of inspecting equipment
Affect a detailed inspection of the equipment
Demonstrate an in depth understanding of the three types of fall protection systems and the components used

Handouts

On completion of the course, delegates will be given the trainer’s full course notes

Assessment

Theory
Written Assessment

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Managing Working at Height Course WAH02

The aim of this course is to ensure that personnel are aware of the legal and best practice requirements when using fall protection equipment, and are aware of their responsibilities. Enlarge

Aim

The aim of this course is to ensure that personnel are aware of the legal and best practice requirements when using fall protection equipment, and are aware of their responsibilities.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Understand the effects of gravity, and its consequences
To be aware of / have an understanding of the legislation and guidance with regards to working at height and fall protection equipment
Understand hazard analysis and risk assessment in connection to work at height (Including Accident reporting (RIDDOR)
Understand the need for a rescue plan
Affect a pre-use inspection of work at height equipment (harness / lanyard)
Demonstrate a good understanding of the three types of fall protections systems, and the components used in these system.
Select products for basic work at height applications

Handouts

On completion of this course, Trainees will be given course notes in the form of PDF Files (CD / Disc)

Assessment

An assessment will be given at the end of the course.

Certification

On successful completion of the course/assessment, all trainees will be issued with a certificate (to be posted)

Days

: 1

Ratio

Personal Fall Protection Equipment Inspection Course WAH03

The aim of this course is to ensure that personnel are aware of the legal and best practice requirements when using fall protection equipment, and are aware of their responsibilities. Enlarge

Aim

The aim of this course is to ensure that personnel are aware of the legal and best practice requirements when using fall protection equipment, and are aware of their responsibilities.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Understand the effects of gravity, and its consequences
To be aware of / have an understanding of the Legislation and guidance with regards to working at height and fall protection equipment
Understand hazard analysis and risk assessment in connection to work at height (Including accident reporting (RIDDOR)
Understand the need for a rescue plan
Affect a pre-use Inspection of work at height equipment (harness / lanyard)
Demonstrate a good understanding of the three types of fall protection systems, and the components used in these system.
Demonstrate competence in the inspection of height safety equipment.
Handouts

On completion of this course, Trainees will be given course notes in the form of PDF Files (CD / Disc)

Assessment

An assessment will be given after the morning course. Afternoon assessment – practical.

Certification

On successful completion of the course / assessment, all trainees will be issued with a certificate (to be posted)

Days

: 1

Ratio

Ladders Short Duration Course WAH04

To ensure that Ladders are used safely while carrying out assigned work. Enlarge

Aim

The aim of this course is to ensure that personnel are aware of the legal and best practice requirements when using fall protection equipment, and are aware of their responsibilities. To ensure that Ladders are used safely while carrying out assigned work.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Understand the effects of gravity, and its consequences
To be aware of / have an understanding of the legislation and guidance with regards to working at height and fall protection equipment.
Understand hazard analysis and risk assessment in connection to work at height. Including accident reporting (RIDDOR)
Understand the need for a rescue plan
Affect a pre-use inspection of work at height equipment (harness / lanyard)
Demonstrate a good understanding of the three types of Fall protections systems, and the components used in these system.
Demonstrate (Via assessment – both theoretical & practical) the correct methods and procedures for setting up a ladder system (fixing & lashing)

Handouts

On completion of this course, trainees will be given course notes in the form of PDF Files (CD / Disc)

Assessment

An assessment will be given at the end of the Theoretical Part of the Course. Practical Training – Assessed in situ by Trainer.

Certification

On successful completion of the course/assessment, all trainees will be issued with a certificate (to be posted)

Days

: 1/2

Ratio

: 6:1 (max)

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Health and Safety Training Courses

Are you and your staff aware of the current Health and Safety regulations?

Knowing and abiding by the Health and Safety regulations can save lives, time and money. These courses aim to make delegates increasingly more aware of their responsibilities within a working environment.

Choose the appropriate courses from the list below or write us directly:

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Who Is This Health and Safety Training For?

Health and safety training courses are designed for employees, supervisors, managers and duty holders responsible for maintaining safe working environments across industrial, commercial and workplace settings. The training is suitable for anyone involved in implementing, monitoring or managing health and safety procedures, helping organisations ensure staff are competent and aware of their responsibilities under UK legislation.

What The Courses Cover

This health and safety training course provides a comprehensive understanding of workplace risks, safety procedures and legal responsibilities, ensuring delegates can contribute to a safe and compliant working environment.

Understanding workplace hazards and risk assessment principles
Roles and responsibilities under UK health and safety legislation
Safe systems of work and accident prevention
Manual handling awareness and injury prevention
Use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
Fire safety awareness and emergency procedures
Incident reporting and investigation procedures
Workplace safety culture and best practice
Understanding risk control measures and hierarchy of control
Responsibilities under the Health and Safety at Work Act and related regulations

Standards & Best Practice

Health and safety training is delivered in line with recognised industry standards and best practice, supporting compliance with UK legislation including the Health and Safety at Work Act and associated regulations. Course content is designed to ensure delegates understand their responsibilities, identify risks effectively and implement safe working practices within their organisation.

Course Delivery Options

Health and safety training courses can be delivered at our dedicated training centre in Rotherham or on-site at your premises. On-site delivery allows training to be tailored to your specific workplace risks, processes and operational requirements, ensuring practical and relevant instruction that can be immediately applied in the working environment.

Risk Assessment Course HS02

All who have to carry out risk assessments, including managers, supervisors or others who assist in the risk assessment process. Enlarge

Target Group

All who have to carry out risk assessments, including managers, supervisors or others who assist in the risk assessment process.

Aim

The aims of the course are to provide selected delegates with:

Confidence and practical ability to carry out risk assessments
Appreciation of the legal requirements for risk assessment
Sources of obtaining further information and assistance

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Demonstrate knowledge of hazards, risks, risk control measures and risk control systems
Identify their areas of responsibility which require assessment, and assessments to be carried out by others or jointly which affect them
Identify hazards in their area of responsibility
Identify appropriate risk control measures and systems for those hazards
Assess the current level of risk and whether this is acceptable
Identify what additional risk control measures and systems are required to achieve an acceptable level of risk
Record their findings
Devise implementation, maintenance and monitoring measures for the risk controls
Recognise when to review risk assessments
Recognise their own limits of competence and how to seek further information and assistance

Course Content

De-mystifying risk assessment – common sense introduction
Hazard identification
Risk rating
Risk Management Measures
Risk Assessment Process
Legal Requirements
Sources of information and advice
Practical exercises throughout
Video if appropriate

Qualifications/Experience of Trainers

The course was designed and is presented by well-qualified, seasoned safety professionals with wide ranging experience of risk assessment.

Achievement Measurement

This one day course includes a short written confirmation test. The practical sessions throughout are not assessed due to time constraints. There is an optional facility for assessment of risk assessment projects completed after the course charged out at an extra half day.

Days

: 1

Ratio

: 10:1

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Manual Handling Instructor Course HS03

This course is aimed at all employees who have been identified and/or selected to carry out ‘in-house’ instruction on Manual Handling. Enlarge

Target Group

This course is aimed at all employees who have been identified and/or selected to carry out ‘in-house’ instruction on Manual Handling.

Aim

The aim of the course is to train suitable candidates to instruct other personnel in the safe manual handling techniques.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Demonstrate an understanding of their obligations, duties and responsibilities relating to manual handling operations.
Recognise the hazards associated with manual handling.
Carry out manual handling risk assessments in line with the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992.
Produce appropriate training materials on manual handling as applicable.
Instruct other personnel on subject matter relating to manual handling operations.

Course Content

Session 1 – Methods of Instruction, Instructor Qualities, Systems Approach, Lesson Mechanics, and Techniques
Session 2 – Manual Handling, a complete demonstration lesson.
Session 3 – Risk Assessment, a practical exercise built around defined scenarios.
Session 4 – Preparation and Planning Workshop, delegates are given tuition, help and support in planning and preparing their individual teaching practices.
Session 5 – Practical Manual Handling Teaching Assessments, an opportunity for delegates to demonstrate their Manual Handling knowledge and teaching ability.

Achievement Measurement

Achievement is measured through individual practical teaching exercises and successful delegates are awarded a certificate of training.

Duration

: 2 days
We strongly suggest that companies re-license their instructors every 2 years to ensure they are still effective and fully up to date with current regulations.

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Manual Handling Course HS04

All indicated personnel required to carry out and/or supervise Manual Handling operations. Enlarge

Target Group

All indicated personnel required to carry out and/or supervise Manual Handling operations.

Aim

The aim of this course is to introduce employees to hazards and risks associated with manual handling along with information on how to control and reduce both. Delegates will be provided with information and instruction so they can look at their own work activities.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Understand the term manual handling and all that it involves
Explain and understand how poor manual handling techniques can cause injury along with being able to give examples
Understand how to apply good techniques to be able to avoid injury
Understand the need for assessment and be able to contribute to where necessary
Demonstrate a good understanding of the Manual Handling Regulations

Course Content

Manual handling injuries, what causes them, how to identify risk of injury occurring and how to control such activities
Practical demonstration of good and bad manual handling technique
DVD to confirm practical demonstration
Assessment and control options
Regulations to understand responsibilities

Days

: 0,5

Ratio

Abrasive Wheels Safety Course HS05

Supervisors and other employees involved in the mounting, changing and safe use of Abrasive Wheels. Enlarge

Target Group

Supervisors and other employees involved in the mounting, changing and safe use of Abrasive Wheels.

Aim

The course will cover both the theoretical and practical aspects associated with the safe handling and mounting of abrasive wheels, in line with the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER 98)

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Prevent and minimise the number of accidents arising from the use of abrasive wheels.
Demonstrate an awareness of the hazards, and the precautions, required to minimise injuries.
Demonstrate an understanding of methods of marking abrasive wheels (type, size an maximum operating speeds)
Demonstrate knowledge of storage and handling.
Inspect and test abrasive wheels for danger. Identify components used with abrasive wheels and their functions.
Assemble abrasive wheels correctly
Demonstrate proper methods of dressing an abrasive wheel
Correctly adjust the work rest on pedestal or bench grinding machines
Use suitable personal protective equipment

Days

: 1/2

Ratio

Abrasive Wheel Instructor Course HS06

This course is aimed at all employees who have been identified and/or selected to carry out instruction on the safe use of Abrasive Wheels. Enlarge

Target Group

This course is aimed at all employees who have been identified and/or selected to carry out instruction on the safe use of Abrasive Wheels.

Aim

The aim of this course is to train suitable candidates to instruct other personnel in the safe use of Abrasive Wheels.

Objectives

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

Demonstrate an understanding of their obligations, duties and responsibilities relating to the safe use of Abrasive Wheels
Recognise the hazards and reduce the risk arising from the use of Abrasive Wheels
Produce appropriate training materials on the safe use of Abrasive Wheels
Instruct other personnel on subject matter relating to the safe use of Abrasive Wheels

Course Content

Consists of 4 half day sessions shown below:

Session 1 – Methods of Instruction, Instructor Qualities, Systems Approach, Lesson Mechanics and Techniques
Session 2 – Safe use of Abrasive Wheels, a complete demonstration lesson
Session 3 – Preparation and Planning Workshop, delegates are given tuition, help and support in planning and preparing their individual teaching practices
Session 4 – Practical Safe use of Abrasive Wheels Teaching Assessment, an opportunity for delegates to demonstrate their Safe use of Abrasive Wheel knowledge and teaching ability

Note

To gain full benefit from the course, delegates should have some experience and knowledge on the use of abrasive wheels.
All delegates are provided with a complete HSE Guidance on Safety in the use of Abasive Wheels (HSG 17).

Achievement Measurement

Achievement is measured through an individual practical teaching exercise and successful delegates are awarded a certificate of training.

Duration

: 2 Days
We strongly suggest that companies re-licence their instructors every 2 years to ensure they are still effective and fully up to date with current regulations.

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Forklift Truck Training Courses

Under the instruction of experienced forklift experts, empower your forklift truck operators with an industry-recognised licence and up-to-date knowledge of currentstandards.

Our forklift truck training courses help increase competence and productivity, and reduce the number of accidents caused by human error.

On completion, candidates receive certification accredited byAITT (Association Industrial Truck Trainers).

We provide training on every kind of truck imaginable, so if your specific model of truck doesn't appear in our list of courses below, don't worry. Call a Carl Stahl expert on 01709763058 or email training@carlstahlevita.co.uk.

To book your training course, call 01709763058 or email training@carlstahlevita.co.uk.

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Who Is This Fork Lift Training For?

Fork lift training courses are designed for operators, supervisors and anyone responsible for the safe use or management of fork lift trucks in industrial and commercial environments. This training is essential for new operators as well as experienced personnel requiring refresher training, helping ensure safe operation and compliance with UK workplace regulations. It is also highly relevant for duty holders responsible for ensuring that fork lift operators are competent and properly trained.

What The Courses Cover

This fork lift training course provides a comprehensive understanding of safe truck operation, load handling and operator responsibilities, ensuring delegates can operate equipment safely and efficiently within the workplace.

Introduction to fork lift truck types and classifications
Pre-use checks and routine inspections
Safe operating techniques and manoeuvring
Load handling, stacking and de-stacking procedures
Understanding load stability and centre of gravity
Operating in confined spaces and busy environments
Refuelling or battery charging procedures
Hazard awareness and accident prevention
Responsibilities of fork lift operators and supervisors
Compliance with UK regulations and best practice

Standards & Best Practice

Fork lift training is delivered in accordance with recognised industry standards and best practice, supporting compliance with UK legislation including the Health and Safety at Work Act, LOLER and PUWER. Courses are typically aligned with accrediting bodies such as AITT, ensuring operators receive high-quality, recognised training that supports safe working practices.

Course Delivery Options

Fork lift training courses can be delivered at our dedicated training centre in Rotherham or on-site at your premises. On-site delivery allows training to be tailored to your specific equipment, site layout and operational requirements, ensuring practical, relevant instruction that can be immediately applied in real-world working environments.

Fork-Lift Truck Operator Basic and/or Refresher Course FL01

Get started here. Our basic/refresher course is designed for novice forklift drivers with little or no experience. Enlarge

Target Group

No experience needed - this course is perfect for forklift beginners. We also offer a truncated three day version of the course for existing drivers without a valid certificate.

Aim

The aim of this course is to bring candidates into line with codes of practice approved by the Health and Safety Commission and regulations covered by the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, Sections 2 and 16.

General Information

This course is accredited by the Association of Industrial Truck Trainers (AITT) and approved by HSE. It references HSE’s Safety in Working with Lift Trucks and Rider-operated Lift Trucks: Operator Training Approved Code of Practice.

This course is either on-site at our Rotherham-based training facility or at your workplace - get in touch with a Carl Stahl expert to discuss the best option for your delegates.

Course Content

The course content varies according to the candidate requirements as follows:

5 Day Basic Operator Counterbalance or Reach (Novice) for people with no experience
3 Day Basic Operator Counterbalance or Reach (Existing) for drivers with experience but no certificate of training
1 Day Refresher Training
1 Day Conversion Reach – Counterbalance
2 Day Conversion Counterbalance – Reach
Days: 1, 3 or 5
Ratio: 3:1

Fork-Lift Truck Instructor Development Course FL02

Want to become an on-site forklift instructor? This course is for you. Enlarge

Target Group

Delegates need to hold a valid forklift certificate for this course.

They must have:

undergone a test by an accredited instructor within 12 months prior to the course
the ability to adapt their approach to suit the needs of different trainees
good communication skillsand the ability to lead a group of trainees

Aim

This course will cover:

Instructional skills, including classroom techniques
Techniques for structuring training material into logical sequence
A critical approach towards the effectiveness of instruction presented
Assessment and testing

Objectives

On successful completion of training, delegates will be able to:

prepare, plan and present practical and theoretical instruction to a recognised standard on their site
conduct and mark objectively practical tests
complete the appropriate documentation

Course Elements

Health and Safety at Work: – Health & Safety at Work Act 1974, Sections 2, 7 & 8, Work Equipment Regulations – Regulation 9, Training, Management Health & Safety at Work Regulations ‘Employees duties’, Specific Legislation and Regulations, Approved Codes of Practice, Enforcement of Health & Safety
Recommendations of Training: Selection of operators: Age, medical condition and level of intelligence, previous experience, Training of operators: Types of courses, Basic Training, Specific Training, Familiarisation Training, Conversion Training, Refresher Courses
Instructional Techniques: The role of the instructor, Learning (Incentives and Methods), Principles of Instruction, Simple job analysis, Preparation of lesson plans, Hints on speaking
Operators Ability: Undertake and pass an operators test, Carry out a pre-use checks, & pass a theoretical test
Classroom Lesson: Preparation, Instruction in logical sequence, Introduction/Link, Revision, Aim/Objective, Reason why, Incentive, Stages, Use of aids (white boards, models, Overhead projectors etc), The use of questions and answers, Confirmation, Summery, Look forward
Practical Demonstration: by each Delegate related to practical lift truck operation with constructive comments
Practical Lesson: A practical lesson by each Delegate on a subject related to lift truck operations
Basic Skills Test: Delegates construct a test area and conduct & mark a basic skills test to AITT standards, Complete relevant paperwork
Report, Certification and Training Records:, Report Content, Certificate of basic training, Employers Authorisation, Company training records, Further Training needs

Course duration achievement measurement

Assessment is conducted throughout the 5-day course. Failure to achieve an acceptable standard on any element listed above will require further training. Registration is only applied for when all nine elements have been passed. We recommend refresher training every three-five years.

Days

: 5

Ratio

Fork-Lift Truck Instructor Course FL03

Would you like to teach forklift truck delegates nationally? This one is for you. Enlarge

Target Group

Trainees need a valid certificate of training on a forklift truck. They must have undergone a test (or retest) by an accredited instructor within 6 months prior to the course.

Aim

The aim of this 10-day course is to train potential forklift instructors to the standards of a recognised accrediting body.

Objectives

On successful completion of training, instructors will be able to prepare, plan and present practical and theoretical instruction to an approved standard. They will be able to conduct and mark practical assessments and complete the appropriate documentation.

Course Content

Initialpractical training and testing
Undertake and pass an operators test
Carry out a pre-use checks
Pass a theoretical test
Safety and accident prevention
Health & Safety at Work Act 1974, sections 2, 7 & 8
Work Equipment Regulations – Regulation 9
Training and management
Principles of fork lift trucks
Truck familiarisation
Selection of operators:
- Age
- Medical condition
- Level of intelligence
- Previous experience
Training of operators:
- Typeof course
- Basic training
- Specific training
- Familiarisation training
- Conversion training
- Refresher courses
Instructor’s role
Principles of instruction
- Instructional techniques
- Learning (incentives and methods)
- Simple job analysis
- Preparation of lesson plans
- Hints on speaking

Training exercises

Classroom lesson
- Preparation
- Instruction in logical sequence
- Introduction/link
- Revision
- Aim/objective
- Reason why
- Incentive
- Stages
- Use of aids (white boards, models, overhead projectors etc)
- The use of questions and answers
- Confirmation
- Summery
- Look forward
Practical demonstrationby each delegate related to practical lift truck operation with constructive comments
Practical lesson by each delegate on a subject related to lift truck operations
Operator competence testing and practical assessments: Delegates construct a test area and conduct and mark a basic skills test to an approved standard withrelevant paperwork.

Course Duration and Achievement Measurement

On successful completion of this 10 day course, the instructor will be qualified to train fork lift truck operators, organise and administer operator competence tests and issue certificates. Registration is for a 5 year period.

Days

: 10

Ratio

Sideloaders Course FL04

Need to operate a sideloader? This course will get you started. Enlarge

Target Group

If you use or need to operate a sideloader, this course is for you.

Aim

The aim of this course is to bring candidates in line with Codes of Practice approved by the Health and Safety Commission and regulations covered by the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, Sections 2 and 16.

Objectives

Upon successful completion of the course, delegates will be able to:

Demonstrate a sufficient understanding of a sideloader's safe working practices
Demonstrate driving skills by completingdriving and theoretical tests

Course Content

The course content and duration varies depending oncandidates' requirements:

5 day Basic Operator for people with no experience
3 day Basic Operator (existing) for drivers with experience but no training certificate
1 day Refresher Training, at regular intervals as recommended by the Health and Safety Executive

Achievement Measured

A Certificate of Training is issued to candidates who successfully complete a theoretical and practical test.

General Information

All courses are Association of Industrial Truck Trainers (AITT) accredited, approved by HSE standards. References to HSE’s Safety in Working with Lift Trucks and Rider-operated Lift Trucks: Operator Training Approved Code of Practice.
Course capacity is three delegates and we can either host the training at our training facility or we can come to your workplace.

Days

: 1, 3 or 5

Ratio

: 3:1

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Mobile Elevated Work Platforms Course FL06

If you operate or need to operate a MEWP, this course is for you. Enlarge

Target Group

This course can be tailored to suit either novice or experienced delegates.

Aim

To ensure operators can safely use mobile elevated work platforms.

Objectives

On completion of the course participants will be able to:

Outline their responsibilities under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
Identify other regulationswhich apply to the MEWP
Identify the cause of accidents and methods of prevention
Carry out pre-use checks on the equipment
Operate the MEWP in line with accepted standards of safe working practice

Course Content

Session 1

Introductions
Accident prevention
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974

Session 2

Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998
Lifting Operations Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998
Company safety code
Engineering principles:
- The importance of pre use inspection
- Identification of parts to be inspected
- What to look for
- What action to take in the event of defects being found

Session 3

Routine daily service checks
Emergency lowering systems
Site safety assessment placing and operating the machine

Session 4

Written test
Operating skills practical assessment
Feedback

Achievement Measurement

This course includes theoretical and practical assessments leading to certification on successful completion.

Days

: 1-2

Ratio

: 4:1

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Confined Space Training Courses

Do you work in sumps, pits, pipes, tanks, silos, or tunnels at your job?

Employees who may enter confined spaces with potential hazards are required to receive confined space safety training.

Choose the appropriate courses from the list below or write us directly: