This course is suitable for potential and existing operators who have received no formal instruction and those wishing to refresh their skills.
Course Summary
The 360 Slew Telehandler course will provide the delegate with the foundation training and assessment in operating and maintaining telescopic handlers. It will also provide the knowledge and practical skills to operate the Forklift safely.
The 360 Slew Telehandler course consists of both theory and practical assessment as detailed below:-
- Introduction to the construction industry
- Current relevant legislation
- Introduction to machines
- Pre-shift inspections
- Controls and instruments
- Components and main types of lift trucks
- Re-fuelling systems
- Coolant, fuel and lubrication systems
- Emergency controls
- Manoeuvring over uneven ground
- Operators safe code
- Handling loaded/unloaded pallets and difficult shaped loads
- Loading and unloading flat bed lorries and at various heights
The assessment will involve both theory and practical assessment tests. Upon successful completion of these, the delegate will be awared a CPCS Red Trained Operator Card.
Who is it for?
You will need
- Hard hat
- Steel toe-boots
- Protective glasses
- High-vis vest
- Gloves
Your skill level
Delegates are required to have completed and passed the CPCS Health & Safety Touch Screen Test (valid within 24 months).
FAQs
How can I pay for my course?
You can pay online when you book your course, or call 0845 872 3411 and pay with a credit card over the phone. Customers with credit terms, please call Training Plus to book your course on 0845 872 3411.
Can you cater for students with special needs?
Yes, but as with all special requirements that differ from the norm, please make us aware of your requirements and we will do our best to provide the appropriate support.
I’m getting on a bit, is it like going back to school and will I feel out of place?
Not at all. A large percentage of our learners are mature students simply keeping up to date with current standards. Everybody is made to feel welcome in the centre.
