PFP/ Harness User

This course is aimed at all personnel who work at height using a harness

This course is intended for anyone who requires a working understanding of COSHH Regulation 1994 and the practical application of these in the workplace.

It is aimed at workshop or deck personnel who in their general duties may be required to handle dangerous substances but are not responsible for completing Risk Assessments.

The reach truck operator course aims to provide novice, semi-skilled or competence assessment of existing operators. There are two levels for this training. The one day course is intended as an assessment of competence for existing reach truck operators who hold valid certification. It is also suitable for operators holding a valid certificate to upgrade to a heavier lifting capacity forklift. The three day course is intended for novice operators with little or no experience.

LOLER is the prime source of information and guidance with respect to legislation concerning onshore and offshore lifting operations and lifting equipment.

Course is targeted at Mechanics/Technicians or Supervisory/Foreman level personnel who are required to plan lifting operations, organise the administration of lifting operations, and/or set up/complete lifting equipment records.

This course is intended for personnel appointed as an organisation's LOLER Competent Person. The LOLER Competent Person plans or approves all lifting operations in the workplace and ensures lifting operations comply with LOLER regulations and company procedures. The course provides an assessment of the LOLER Competent Person's competence.

This course is designed to give Installation Supervisory level personnel in-depth coverage of LOLER 98 Regulations and requirements in order that they might set up controls and systems to implement LOLER requirements.

This course is aimed at personnel who are required to carry out manual handling activities as part of their regular duties. The course aims to enable personnel to assess their own work activities and contribute towards the development of safer methods and tasks.

The Stage 3 & 4 Assessment is comprised of two parts, Knowledge & Practical Assessment. Successful candidates that fully meet the knowledge and practical standard will then be deemed competent to undertake bankman & slinger operations in the workplace.

The aims & objectives of Stage 1 is to provide personnel, who have little or no experience of the Banksman & Slinger role, with the basic knowledge of activities associated with the combined roles, & the safety & regulatory requirements of those activities.

Initial training program allows the delegate to demonstrate basic Banksman & Slinger practical skills following instruction & demonstration by the training staff. This training programme aims to prepare the delegates for the next stage of the progression path to become a competent Banksman & Slinger i.e Stage 2: Supervised Workplace Experience.

The Stage 3 & 4 Assessment is comprised of two parts, Knowledge & Practical Assessment, successful candidates that fully meet the knowledge and practical standard will then be deemed competent to undertake Rigger operations in the workplace.