Training Brochure 2014

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1 48A Market Street, Forfar, DD8 3EW Tele: / Web:- Training Brochure 2014

2 Introduction We would like to introduce our family run business J & J Training Services who are a RTITB accredited company offering Mechanical Handling Equipment Training solutions tailored to suit your company s individual requirements. along with my father we started a Training Business in January 2009, we designed and operate the only purpose built training centre in Angus situated in Market Street in Forfar, Our facility is the only RTITB accredited training centre in Angus, Tayside and Perthshire. Our facility has a training room which is 5 sq mtrs, which can accommodate 20 seated trainees, complete with white boards, flip charts, and a modern LCD projector for safety video s to be displayed. Our Training area is 5000 Sq Ft with five three tier racking system for a more realistic warehouse feel for training. Training your staff with J & J Training Services will ensure your staff are trained to the high standard in accordance to the training guides provided by RTITB and HSE, and be able to operate in a safe working environment and understand the employee s responsibilities. On 1st of June 2011 we acquired the portfolio of FLT INDUSTRIAL TRAINING,the owner Jim Reid retired after 25 years of training, as one of many people trained by Jim Reid during his 25 years of supplying training, we will strive to continue to deliver the same high quality and reliable service supplied by FLT Industrial Training.

3 Index Forklift M.E.W.P Overhead Gantry Crane Ladder Safety & Inspection Manual Handling Company Client List General Terms & Conditions

4 Available Training Courses Forklift Counterbalance Forklift Reach Truck Counterbalance Side Loader Telescopic Material Handler

5 Counterbalance Forklift Truck Course Duration Days: 1 5 Attendees 1 3 Course Location Carried out at the training centre or customer premises Course Objectives By the end of the course the operator should be able to: Carry out a pre-start inspection. Load and unload vehicles. Understand the causes of instability of truck and load. Demonstrate an understanding of responsibilities under relevant legislation. Demonstrate an understanding of battery care (if applicable). Operate the machine safely and correctly in accordance with manufacturers manual and instructions and accepted good practice. Course Summary Relevant regulations/legislation Introduction to machine Controls and instruments Limitations of use Load weight assessment Forklift truck stability Components and main truck types Driving a counterbalance lift truck Refuelling/recharging procedures Battery Checks Pre-start inspection/maintenance Emergency controls Operator s safety code Handling loaded/unloaded pallets Working within a racking system Bulk stacking Vehicle loading/unloading Introduction to hydraulics

6 Certification RTITB/NORS Valid for 3 years. Refresher Period RTITB/NORS Refresher Course after 3 years. Any Other Relevant Information The National Operator Registration Scheme (NORS) is the centralised validation, registration and certification scheme for all RTITB accredited training. These courses meet the requirement of: Awarding Bodies recommended period of training and ACOP 26; Approved Code of Practice for Rider Operated Lift Trucks: Operator Training.

7 Reach Truck Course Duration Days: 1 5 Attendees 1 3 Course Location Customer Premises Course Objectives By the end of the course the operator should be able to: Carry out a pre-start inspection. Load and unload vehicles. Understand the causes of instability of truck and load. Demonstrate an understanding of responsibilities under relevant legislation. Demonstrate an understanding of battery care (if applicable). Operate the machine safely and correctly in accordance with manufacturers manual and instructions and accepted good practice. Course Summary Relevant regulations/legislation Introduction to machine Controls and instruments Limitations of use Load weight assessment Forklift truck stability Components and main truck types Driving a reach truck Recharging procedures Battery checks Pre-start inspection/maintenance Emergency controls Operator s safety code Handling loaded/unloaded pallets Working within a racking system Bulk stacking Vehicle loading/unloading Introduction to hydraulics

8 Certification RTITB/NORS Valid for 3 years. Refresher Period RTITB/NORS Refresher Course after 3 years. Any Other Relevant Information The National Operator Registration Scheme (NORS) is the centralised validation, registration and certification scheme for all RTITB accredited training. These courses meet the requirement of: Awarding Bodies recommended period of training and ACOP 26; Approved Code of Practice for Rider Operated Lift Trucks: Operator Training.

9 Side Loader Course Duration Days: 1 5 Attendees 1 3 Course Location Customer Premises Course Objectives By the end of the course the operator should be able to: Carry out a pre-start inspection. Load and unload vehicles. Understand the causes of instability of truck and load. Demonstrate an understanding of responsibilities under relevant legislation. Use jacks to stabilise machine (if applicable). Operate the machine safely and correctly in accordance with manufacturers manual and instructions and accepted good practice. Course Summary Relevant regulations/legislation Introduction to machine Controls and instruments Limitations of use Load weight assessment Forklift truck stability Components and main truck type Driving a side loader lift truck Refueling/recharging procedures Use of jacks (if applicable) Pre-start inspection/maintenance Emergency controls Operator s safety code Handling loaded/unloaded pallets Working within a racking system Bulk stacking Vehicle loading/unloading Introduction to hydraulics

10 Certification RTITB/NORS Valid for 3 years. Refresher Period RTITB/NORS Refresher Course after 3 years. Any Other Relevant Information The National Operator Registration Scheme (NORS) is the centralised validation, registration and certification scheme for all RTITB accredited training. These courses meet the requirement of: Awarding Bodies recommended period of training and ACOP 26; Approved Code of Practice for Rider Operated Lift Trucks: Operator Training.

11 Telescopic Material Handler Course Duration Days: 1 5 Attendees 1 3 Course location Customer premises Course Objectives By the end of the course the operator should be able to: Load and unload vehicles. Carry out a pre-start inspection. Load and unload load out towers. Operate safely under varying site conditions. Carry out minor adjustments and routine service. Understand the causes of instability of truck and loads. Set stabilisers correctly have machine stable and level. Demonstrate an understanding of responsibilities under relevant legislation. Operate machine safely and correctly in accordance with manufacturers manual and instructions and accepted good practice. Course Summary Limitations of use Fork truck stability Load weight assessment Relevant regulations/legislation Introduction to machine Safe Load Indicator (if fitted) Pre-start inspection/maintenance Travel over undulating ground Loading onto/off loadout towers Driving Hill starts Use of stabilisers (if fitted) Refuelling procedures Bulk stacking Operator s safety code Travelling on inclines Controls and instruments Components of lift trucks

12 Introduction to hydraulics Loading/unloading vehicles Handling various types of loads Rated capacity charts Certification RTITB/NORS Valid for 3 years. Refresher Period RTITB/NORS Refresher Course after 3 years. Any Other Relevant Information The National Operator Registration Scheme (NORS) is the centralised validation, registration and certification scheme for all RTITB accredited training. These courses meet the requirement of: Awarding Bodies recommended period of training and ACOP 26; Approved Code of Practice for Rider Operated Lift Trucks: Operator Training.

13 M.E.W.P Scissor Lift Articulated Platform Lift Industrial Scissor Lift Articulated Boom Lift Vehicle mounted Skylift

14 Mobile Elevating Work Platforms scissor lift and/or boom (cherry picker) Course Duration Days: 1 2 Attendees 1 3 Course Location Carried out at the training centre or customer premises Course Objectives By the end of the course the operator should be able to: Site and operate machine safely in relation to task. Demonstrate an understanding of responsibilities under current relevant legislation. Operate machine safely and correctly in accordance with manufacturers manual and instructions and accepted good practice. Demonstrate an understanding for the need of Personal Protective Equipment. Course Summary Relevant regulations/legislation Operator s Code of Safe Practice Introduction to machine Controls and instruments Limitations of use Components of machine Main platform types Pre-start inspection/maintenance Overhead trapping dangers Servicing and inspection Emergency controls Moving and locating machine Tilt alarms Weather conditions PPE recommendations Ground inspection Overhead obstructions Spatial awareness

15 Certification RTITB/NORS Valid for 3 years. Refresher Period RTITB/NORS Refresher Course after 3 years. Any Other Relevant Information The National Operator Registration Scheme (NORS) is the centralised validation, registration and certification scheme for all RTITB accredited training. As the assembly and use of MEWPs can be physically demanding, users should be physically fit and in good health and should, generally, not have problems with eyesight or hearing, heart disease, high blood pressure, epilepsy, fear of heights/vertigo, giddiness/difficulty with balance, impaired limb function, alcohol or drug dependence or psychiatric illness. If you have any problems with literacy or language comprehension, or have any doubts about your fitness to use MEWPs, you must bring them to the attention of your employer. This need not preclude you from using MEWPs, provided your employer conducts an assessment and is able to put into place adequate measures, to take account of any difficulties you may have. Vehicle Mounted MEWP also available upon request.

16 Crane Operator Training Wall Mounted Jib Crane Overhead Gantry Crane Floor Mounted Pillar Crane

17 Overhead Crane cab, pendant, radio or infra-red controlled Course Duration Days: 1-2 Attendees 1 6 Course Location Carried out at the training centre or customer premises Course Objectives By the end of the course the operator should be able to: Operate safely and correctly in accordance with manufacturers manual and instructions and accepted good practice. Operate the crane safely in response to given tasks and signals. Carry out daily maintenance. Demonstrate an understanding of crane terminology. Demonstrate an understanding of signs given by signaller. Demonstrate an understanding of responsibilities under relevant legislation. Recognise defects and hazards that affect crane motions. Demonstrate an understanding of lift plans. Position the crane for a lift. Course Summary Relevant regulations/legislation Crane terminology Slinging and operating to signaller s guidance Overhead crane operation Parameters of use Limitations of use Lifting accessories Lift plans Angles of lift Pendant controls Basic, standard and complex lifts Centre of gravity

18 Safety awareness Pre-start inspections/maintenance Emergency exit from crane (cab) Certification J & J Training Services Theory and Practical Certificate Valid for 3 years. Refresher Period Overhead Crane Refresher Course after 3 years. Any Other Relevant Information This course is conducted on clients premises to allow delegates to be trained on specific types of overhead crane..

19 Ladder Safety & Inspection Training Manual Handling Training

20 Ladder Safety & Inspection The Ladder Safety & Inspection course is a comprehensive full day course designed to equip operators of temporary access equipment with the necessary skills required to conduct full ladder inspections and to recognize and eliminate the dangers of incorrect ladder usage. Areas covered in this course are summarized below: Current Ladder and Step Legislation & Regulations Ladder Specifications and Types Ladder Safety Specifications Ladder Inspection & Ladder Testing Frequency, Standards & Methods of Ladder Inspection Ladder & Step Defects Care & Maintenance of Ladders Correct Ladder Usage How to Perform a Suitable & Sufficient Risk Assessment

21 Manual Handling Awareness Course Duration Days: Attendees 1 12 Course Location Carried out at the training centre or customer premises Course Objectives By the end of the course the delegate should be able to: Demonstrate the correct method of manual handling of objects. Understand their responsibilities under relevant legislation. Demonstrate the practices of manual handling and lifting as described in The Manual Handling Operations Regulations Course Summary MHOR 1992 Relevant regulations/legislation Duties of employees Duties of employers Introduction to manual handling Principles of good movement Types and causes of injury Anatomy of the spine Theoretical examination Identifying the load Mechanical aids Task analysis Practical application of lifting, pushing, pulling and carrying

22 Certification J & J Training Services Theory and Practical Certificate Valid for 3 years. Refresher Period Manual Handling Awareness Refresher Course after 3 years. Any Other Relevant Information As all personnel are at risk of injury through carrying out manual handling tasks as part of their duties, this course can be adapted to suit all workplaces.

23 DRIVER CPC Course location. Courses can be run on your premises anywhere in the UK if you are able to provide a suitable training room. We will check the room prior to the course to ensure that it meets basic JAUPT requirements. We can provide all audiovisual equipment. We suggest that you provide refreshments during the day. Course Scheduling & the 35 hours requirement. PCV drivers need to complete their 35 hours of training by September LGV drivers need to complete their 35 hours of training by September The 35 hours can be phased over this period to suit you e.g. 7 hours per year for five years, or 14 hours in each of two years and 7 hours in one year, or any combination so long at the 35 hours is completed before the deadline date for PCV or LGV drivers. Course Timings, Weekend Training & Course Size. Most course run between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. but some clients prefer to start earlier. A full 7-hour session must be completed in one day. Or the seven hours can be completed over two days providing that the second 3½ hour session starts within 24 hours of the end of the first 3½ hour session. We can run courses during the normal working week or on a Saturday. We are registered with JAUPT to deliver courses for up to 15 delegates on one course. Attendance & DSA Registration. Drivers must attend the full seven hours of training to qualify for having their seven hours attendance uploaded to the DSA register. Drivers failing to attend the full seven hours will not have their details registered with the DSA so even their partial attendance will not count. Late arrivals or early leavers will not be registered as having attended. Drivers completing seven hours training will have their details uploaded to the DSA register. Once a driver has completed 35 hours of training, the DSA will immediately issue a Driver Qualification Card (DQC), which is sent to the driver's home address. We are registered with JAUPT to deliver courses for up to 15 delegates on one course.

24 Driver license. Please note that on the day of the course we will need proof of ID for every delegate. This can be a photo card licence plus the paper counterpart. Or it can be an old style paper licence plus a current passport. No other forms of ID are acceptable. If we don't either of these on the day we will not be able to upload the 7 hours accreditation onto the DSA database.

25 Don &Low Ltd Company Clients

26 General Terms and Conditions And Guidance Notes FOR ON-SITE COURSES- PLEASE ENSURE AVAILABILTY OF:- 1 All delegates (uninterrupted attendance is important for certification) 2 Suitable delegates (All delegates must be medically fit to operate the equipment) 3 Special Needs (If any delegates have special needs, we must be advised at least 7 days prior to course commencement) 4 Appropriate Equipment:- in a safe and sound mechanical condition 5 Practical Training Area:- with racking, if applicable 6 Theory Workroom:- with table, chairs and electrical socket 7 Suitable loads: - For FLT operator training, a supply of empty pallets and stackable loads. For Crane operator training, a selection of loads and slings 8 Consent:- that the instructor running the course will need to use the equipment as part of the training process 9 Access Platform and any Man-Up machine: - a current LOLER certificate must be available for inspection at or before the commencement of the course. 10 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):- This should be provided to all delegates in accordance with HSE Regulations and your own company rules and regulations 11 On Man-Up Machines: - Escape procedures cannot be taught as part of basic training. 12 All Courses are conducted in English: - It is vital, for Health and Safety reasons, that all delegates have a sufficient working knowledge of English to allow them to participate fully. Courses Held at J & J Training Services Training Centre:- Same as 2, 3, 10, 11 & 12, Please note the centre will be open ten minutes prior to course commencement. General Terms and Conditions:- 1 Settlement:- unless previously agreed with J & J Training Services Director (in writing) Payment is due on receipt of invoice. Please ensure that the enclosed invoice is forwarded to your Accounts Department immediately for payment. Late Payment: - J & J Training Services reserves the right to charge reasonable administration cost/interest were settlement is unduly delayed. 2 CERTIFICATES: - Will be forwarded on completion of training once the invoice has been settled in full. 3 CANCELLATIONS/POSTPONEMENTS (includes lack of delegates or facilities upon arrival- see above) Course fees are payable in full should cancellation or postponement be due to client/customer failure to ensure availability as detailed above. J & J Training Services 48A Market Street Forfar, Angus DD8 3EW Tele: / Web: - JJTRAININGSERVICES.CO.UK