National Construction Training & Safety Ltd (NCTS), a leading training provider accredited by Solas, NPORS, IPAF, and approved by Lantra, has announced the launch of its NPORS 360 Telescopic Handler Assessment.
This certification caters to professionals in the construction and quarrying industries, and those seeking to enhance their safety and operational knowledge.
Course Overview: NPORS 360 Telescopic Handler (Teleporter) Assessment
The course awards participants with the NPORS N138D Telescopic Handler with Suspended Loads (D) certification, valid for five years. The assessment offers a comprehensive training program designed to equip participants with the essential skills and knowledge required for the safe operation of 360 Telescopic Handlers (Teleporter) in compliance with relevant safety legislation and manufacturer guidelines.
Key Learning Areas
The NPORS 360 Telescopic Handler course covers various critical aspects of machine operation, including:
Understanding Key Components
Participants will learn about the principal components of a 360 Telescopic Handler, such as controls, basic construction, and essential terminology.
Pre-Start and Running Procedures
A focus on pre-start and shutdown procedures following manufacturer specifications ensures safe operation at all times.
Stability and Load Management
Comprehensive training on stability factors, load charts, and the use of safety devices in both laden and unladen conditions.
Site Preparation and Travel
Learners will develop the skills necessary to prepare the machine for site or road travel while being aware of potential on-site hazards.
Operational Skills
Practical training includes maneuvering the machine in various terrains and conditions to ensure safe and efficient handling.
Load Handling Techniques
Training covers the use of different attachments such as winches, forks, buckets, and man cages for safe load management.
360 Teleporter Operations
Participants will gain proficiency in using the machine's full 360-degree capability, mastering accurate load placement.
Loading/Unloading Procedures
Training on safe loading and unloading practices for machine transportation in compliance with safety protocols.
Eligibility Requirements
Participants must meet the following criteria to enroll in the course:
Be at least 18 years old
Hold a valid Solas Safe Pass card
Possess a CSCS Telescopic Handler Card
A CSCS Slinger Signaller/Banksman card is recommended but not mandatory at this stage.
The new NPORS 360 Telescopic Handler Assessment highlights National Construction Training & Safety Ltd's continued commitment to offering industry-leading safety and operational training for professionals across multiple sectors.
For more information and to enroll, individuals are encouraged to visit National Construction Training & Safety Ltd's official website or contact their training support team.
www.nctsltd.ie
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