Those who are required to undertake slinging and signalling for the movement of loads using lifting equipment.
The Construction Plant Competence Scheme (CPCS) provides skills cards for the plant sector of the construction and allied industries. It was launched in 2003 and since then over 300,000 cards have been issued. It is the largest and most highly recognised card scheme for the construction plant industry. It helps to prove workers’ operating skills and health and safety awareness.
Successful candidates on CPCS tests receive a red CPCS Trained Operators Card, valid for a period of 2 years. Candidates are required to achieve the appropriate NVQ within the 2-year life of the red CPCS Trained Operators Card to progress on to a blue CPCS Competent Operator Card.
Candidates who already hold the appropriate NVQ and provide proof of this (NVQ and unit credit certificates required) shall go straight to a blue CPCS Competent Operator Card.
Duration
3 Days
Aimed at
Those who are required to undertake slinging and signalling for the movement of loads using lifting equipment.
Candidates may be new to the role or have limited experience or be experienced slinger signallers who require a formal qualification.
Entry Requirements
Good understanding of spoken and written English
Good hand/eye co-ordination
CITB Health, Safety and Environment Test (Operatives test entry level) to have been passed within the previous 23 months before the course start date
Number of Delegates
Maximum of 4 per course
Course Content
Legislation, standards, & guidance
Roles and responsibilities of personnel involved with lifting operations
Documentation and certification for lifting equipment and lifting accessories
Lifting accessories
Types of accessories and use
Slinging techniques
Down rating of accessories
Sling angles
Communications, including Safe use of radios
Establishing load weight and centre of gravity
Proximity hazards
Selecting lifting accessories
Verifying documentation and certification
Attaching accessories to different loads
Signalling for the lifting, transferring and positioning of loads
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Excellence in hire
We always seek to use and offer for hire the best and most modern equipment on the market. Our lifting and access expertise has contributed to the success of many major projects including the construction of the Shard, Europe’s tallest building.
However, our equipment is also used up and down the UK on projects of all sizes, including glass installation for house extensions, steel erection in construction projects, installation of artworks, and maintenance of historical buildings.
Safety Training
Hird also delivers a wide range of health and safety and skills training, including: PASMA towers for use training; IPAF powered access training; LEEA vacuum robot training; CPCS A66 compact crane training; RTITB glass vacuum training; RTITB NORS lift truck training; and manual handling training.
This comprehensive four-day course is tailored for individuals who aspire to work as slinger/signallers in the lifting industry.
The qualification enables delegates to show they are a competent operator in controlling lifting operations.
This qualification is a nationally recognised Construction Plant Operations qualification, which is intended for experienced Slinger Signallers, who hold a red CPCS / NPORS card and are now looking to upgrade to the Blue Competent operator card.
Accredited by the National Plant Operators Registration Scheme (NPORS) & Independent Training Standards Scheme & Register (ITSSAR), Pro Trainers UK provides quality training to those in need of Certificate of Competence and Achievement.
This course is aimed for individuals who are involved daily routine lifting tasks using mechanical aids, such as chain or electric hoists.
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