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Having had Dave as a supervisor previously I would always tend to take heed of any advice coming from him. I would question the L&D adviser over the IOSH instructor statement. There is no requirement to be registered with BSC to deliver IOSH training. From the IOSH website All trainers who wish ...

Juliet, I'd be very careful there as training someone to deliver toolbox talks is very different from training someone to train an operator on MEWP's or any other piece of work equipment. IPAF Instructor training is 5 days. The trainee instructor must have 3 years + operator experience along with va...

Si,

Have a word with your wheel supplier.

Some offer free training if you are buying in large enough quantities.

Paddy

T I feel your pain. I am in pretty much the exact same situation. Lots to do but zero motivation to get it done. The team which once had 4 full time members is now just me. I can't think of anything to say that is motivational for you but before you decide if it's time for a fresh start maybe a meet...

Lots of options for you to go down with accrediting bodies such as NPORS http://npors.com/instructors/ RTITB https://www.rtitb.co.uk/for-training-providers/materials-handling-equipment-mhe ITSSAR https://itssar.org.uk/accreditation.aspx AITT http://www.aitt.co.uk/index.php/accreditation/ IPAF https:...

It's a no from me I'm afraid - any scaffold tower instruction manual will tell you not to mix and match (or at least it should) What grim72 said but I'd also include that any training, whether PASMA accredited or not, should highlight that replacement parts must be compatible and the only way you c...

bernicarey wrote: ↑Tue Feb 06, 2018 11:57 am There is no such thing as a FLT Licence .... You can drive a FLT on a standard Full Car Driving License.

You can drive a Fork Lift Truck without any kind of driving license.

Hi Ian,

I don't have any forms that I could share but why not get a couple of the operators and sit down with them to modify the existing form.

Paddy

Hi Paul, You've pretty much answered your own question really. LOLER reg 8 planning of lifting operations "Every employer shall ensure that every lifting operation involving lifting equipment is — (a) properly planned by a competent person; (b) appropriately supervised; and (c) carried out in a...

As per Dave's post above within the Oil and Gas industry the OPITO standard is generally a requirement of most companies for banksman/slinger training. Stage 1 is a 3 day course onshore which covers the basics of legislation, slinging techniques, hand signals, radio protocol etc. Stage 2 is complete...

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