Use of Lifting Equipment in loading / unloading (Practical)

Use of Lifting Equipment in loading / unloading (Practical)

LOLER requirements dictate that those operating Lifting Equipment are given sufficient training and instruction.The general ACOP within the industry is that FLT operatives (and those operating Hi-abs, Moffatts etc.) are given initial training involving a test then refresher training each 3 – 5 years.

This training in two modules fulfils that requirement contributing to safety in the workplace.This module covers the practical part of that training.

Objectives

The course objectives are to:

  • Instruct candidates in the use of their machine
  • Observe and assess candidates in control of their machine
  • Instruct, observe and assess candidates in handling, weight assessment, manoeuvrability and loading operations.
  • Ensure a good knowledge of safe operations and general maintenance

Learning outcomes

By the end of the course, candidates will have an understanding of:

  • Control and manoeuvre their machine
  • Distribute weight correctly
  • Operate their machine safely, observing regulations Perform loading and unloading operations correctly

Course duration

Half Day (3.5 hours excluding breaks).

NOTE :APPROVAL FOR Counter Balance B1, Lorry Mounted FLT (Moffett Type) and Lorry Mounted Crane (HIAB type) only

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“Prompt have proven to be able not only to deliver a very comprehensive training package but have also been able to adapt the training to incorporate operational specific issues which we have asked to be trained out. Along with this they also have a number of personnel who have an extensive knowledge of the Industry legislation and have on many occasions been able to assist in questions asked in relation to drivers’ hours and other issues. I would not hesitate to recommend Prompt Training to anyone looking for a complete package for driver training and tachograph analysis.”

Ian Graveling
Operations Manager - MRCT