MH-Training Services courses

...To provide selected delegates with underpinning knowledge and practical ability to operate counter-balanced forklifts safely within their working environment...

...rollers' used within their workplace environment. Experienced no formal training Those who have, or are required to have “hands on” knowledge and responsibilities...

...Compact up to supported and un-supported edges. Compact against radii. Place the machine in an out of service condition. Recognise compacted and un-compacted areas...

...and Practical Skill Instruction Trainees will have an understanding of course aims and objectives. Have a clear understanding of their responsibilities...

...accordance with statutory legislation and without risk to health, along with passing the appropriate operator tests in accordance with an accrediting...

...Types of lifting equipment, chains, slings, hooks and shackles etc. Lifting and Slinging accidents. Accurately participate in the slinging, lifting...

...be made available when required for the practical aspects of the training, ideally in an area away from the normal day to day work activities...

...and without risk to health, along with passing the appropriate operator tests in accordance with an accrediting body recognised by the Health and Safety Executive...

...Inspect and select correct lifting equipment for various loads. Types of lifting equipment, chains, slings, hooks and shackles etc. Lifting and Slinging accidents...

...types of buckets and techniques. Daily pre-use checks and re-fuelling procedures. Set the machine for travel. Travel and operate the machine in confined areas...

...both theory and practical assessments leading to a nationally recognised qualification on successful completion as endorsed by the Health & Safety Executive...

...to have successfully undertaken and passed the appropriate operator tests in accordance with an accrediting body recognised by the HSE...

...to the trainees as the training can be specific to their workplace activities. Equipment Must be in sound working order, efficient state and of good repair...

...have an understanding of course aims and objectives. Have a clear understanding of their responsibilities under Health and Safety Law and other relevant legislation...

...or are required to have “hands on” knowledge and responsibilities involving the safe use of “360° Excavators (Below 10 ton)” used within their workplace environment...

...(permit to dig). Travel and operate the machine in confined areas. Travel over different levels of terrain, including undulating ground. Trenching...

...involving the safe use of '180° Excavators (Above 5 ton)' used within their workplace environment. Refresher / Persons with experience and trained Those who have...

...Grade, spread and level; different types of terrain. Place the machine in an out of service condition. Recognise compacted and un-compacted areas...

...Steering exercises –Forwards and Reverse Seat Steering. Purpose of Red and Yellow Air Lines (Road trailers). Hitching and Un-Hitching Trailers...

...successfully undertaken and passed the appropriate operator tests in accordance with an accrediting body recognised by the HSE, e.g. ITSSAR...