Excavator 360 above 10 tonnes

Course duration: 10 days No. of delegates: Maximum 4 Who should take this course: Anyone required to operate 360 Degree Excavators above 10 Tonnes Objectives: On successful completion of the course the candidate will be able to: State the names of components and the purpose and use of all controls and gauges Use the operators handbook and other relevant information Complete pre-use and running checks Set the excavator for site and road travel Travel over different terrain including rough undulating ground and substantial inclines Manoeuvre in confined areas using forward and reverse direction Set the machine to excavate Excavate below ground level on a variety of excavations in different ground types Place spoil into various sizes of vehicles/hoppers Grade, spread and level differing types of materials Remove and re-attach buckets Place the excavator in an out of service condition Explain the loading and unload procedures on and off a transporter

NVQ Requirements: Successful completion of the experienced workers assessment or novice training will lead to the award of a CPCS Trained Operator Card (red). This card is valid for two years and in that time the operator is expected to complete the required NVQ units, upon completion the operator will be able to apply for a CPCS Competent Card (Blue). View details about our other Excavator courses - 180 above 5 tonnes and 360 below 10 tonnes

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H & SAFETY COURSES WORK WORK REQUALIFICATION RST AID FOR APPOINTED PERSONS QUESTIONS TY LEGISLATION TY TEST - CPCS/CSCS Touch Screen Test OL OF SUBSTANCES HAZARDOUS TO HEALTH) ENT ARENESS TY AWARENESS COURSE

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SAFETY, HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT AWARENESS) GAS SAFETY, HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT AWARENESS) ELECTRICAL SAFETY, HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT AWARENESS) WATER

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CHASSIS DUMP TRUCK (FORWARD TIPPING, WHEELED + TRACKED) QUICK HITCH VEHICLE BANKSMAN SLINGER/SIGNALLER

A.T + GENNY CONFINED SPACE ABRASIVE WHEELS SSSTS (SITE SUPERVISORS SAFETY TRAINING SCHEME) SMSTS (SITE

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ONTROL OF SUBSTANCES HAZARDOUS TO HEALTH) RISK ASSESSMENT ASBESTOS AWARENESS NVQ PLANT OPERATIONS NVQ 2

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SHEA (UTILITY SAFETY, HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT AWARENESS) ELECTRICAL SHEA (UTILITY SAFETY, HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT

Course duration: 10 days Who should take this course: Anyone required to operate 360 Degree Excavators below 10 Tonnes Objectives: On successful completion of the course the candidate will be able to: Operate the machine safely and correctly in accordance with manufacturers' instructions and accepted good practice under varying site conditions Carry out a pre-shift inspection Trench, back-fill, level and mark out Excavate deep and shallow excavation Carry out associated construction activities

Carry out minor adjustments and routine services Have an understanding of responsibilities under Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 & other current relevant legislation

Course content: An Introduction to the Construction Industry Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 Other current relevant regulations Introduction to machine Pre - shift inspections Controls and instruments Coolant, fuel and lubrication systems Trenching, back-filling, levelling and marking out Excavating deep and shallow excavation Other associated construction activities Explanation of attachments

Training method: A highly interactive practical and classroom based course, concludes with practical assessment and theory test demonstrating the candidates full understanding of the training. View details about our other Excavator courses - 360 above 10 tonnes and 180 above 5 tonnes

CITB/CITY & GUILDS Construction Plant Attachments

Training Syllabus It is recommended that mandatory modules MOD 1 and MOD 2 be completed before delivery of this module. As stated in the Guidance Notes, istructors/trainers/assessors and encouraged to integrate subjects from each module in the development of programmes for candidates with little of no experience. Subject Introduction to the Industry: 1. Construction industry structure. 2. The role of the plant operator. 3. Finding and using information relevant to a specific task. 4. Construction registration schemes. 5. Qualifications and Continuous professional development. 6. Trained Operator Achievement Test References Manufacturers instructions, machine handbooks, test and thorough examination certificates. Awarding body and scheme handouts. Qualification literature.

Site Safety Awareness: 1. Principles and aims of health and safety at work. 2. Employees duties and responsibilities under law. 3. Safety signs. 4. Dealing with hazards. 5. Accident prevention and control. 6. Selection and use of personal protective equipment. 7. Handling plant-related harmful substances. 8. Trained Operator Achievement Test. Construction Plant Attachments: 1. Basic construction, names of components and the purpose and use of all controls and gauges associated with the attachments. 2. Use of the operators handbook, other information sources, Approved Codes of Practice and legislative documents. 3. Operator documentation associated with the attachment, test and thorough examination certificates, method statements, duties charts etc. 4. Pre-use and running checks on host machine as required for the connection and use of the attachment. 5. How to manoeuvre the machine into recommended position for connecting the attachment. 6. How to configure the machine to accept the attachment. 7. How to recognise and respond to given signals and instructions. 8. How to connect the attachment in accordance with manufacturers instructions. 9. Inspect and confirm connecting mechanisms. 10. Carry out pre-use and running checks for the attachment. 11. How to operate the attachment through all cycles within safety parameters. 12. Manoeuvre with the attachment fitted, progressing to confined spaces. 13. How to place the attachment and host machine in an out-ofservice condition. 14. How to configure the machine to disconnect the attachment. 15. How to disconnect, remove and store the attachment. 16. Trained Operator Achievement Test.

Current Legislation, Approved Codes of Practice and Government body guidance.

Manufacturers instruction, machine handbooks, test and thorough examination certificates. Current legislation Approved Codes and Practice and Government body guidance.

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Forklift programs
There are many programs to help certify you as a Forklift Driver, you need to make sure that the program is OHSA certified and backed by this organization. The below article talks about OHSA and what you can expect as you begin this process. OSHA Forklift Training CoursesIf you are looking to start off in the forklift industry you need to know that you can enroll in an OSHA forklift training course. There are a number of other courses around though so you will want to shop around to look for the best prices and the best syllabus around. The one thing that you will have to know is that with your OSHA forklift training certificate you will be able to get a job just about anywhere. Before you enroll in a training program you will want to know what you are going to get out of it. If you really want to get a head start in this type of program you may want to get yourself into a free forklift training program, which will put your ahead of the pack. You will have t understand though, that the free training programs will not show you everything you need to know. However, there are a lot of free training programs that come with jobs. Say if you are already working for a company that uses forklifts every day, you will stand a chance of getting promoted to forklift operator. In which case you will need to find a guide to forklift operator training. This way, at the end of the course, you will have the best education there is in the forklift industry and a complete knowledge of any and all forklifts on the market. You will need to find all of the information you need to make everything work, so finding a program, like the OSHA forklift training one, will be a great help. The internet is a great place to start you search. If you do not know where to start you may want to look on blogs about forklifts. There are a number of people talking online about where they have trained and where the great programs are. You need to get mixed up on blogs posts and ask as many questions as you can. Blogs are great places to get all the information you need in this type of industry. If you do not find what you are looking for on blogs, you will find that forums are the next stop you will want to make. There are a lot happening on the forums these days. If you do not find what you want on preloaded blogs you will be able to log in to forum sites and ask as many questions as you like. This will give you the chance to get to know everything you need to know. You will find that working on forums is also great if you are in the middle of a course and get stuck with your learning. If you instructor cannot help you with something you need, you will be able to find out more information on forum if you posted a few questions about operating this type of machine.

Always remember that OSHA forklift training will help you better yourself in the industry. So you will want to do some sort of training if you want to get a great new job. Lee Andersons was born in New York, New York where he was raised in the corporate business environment where both his parents were involved. After inheriting a substantial part of the business, Lee decided to expand the business horizons by traveling to Europe and the Far East. Privileged with enough time to spend with his family, Lee spends the rest between over-viewing his business interests and his other passion, writing. For more on Lees views please visit: http://www.forklifttrainingprograms.com/osha-forklifttraining.html