Trainrite Accredited Driver, Safety and Construction Training, Cumbria, North West UK

Driver CPC Training

Periodic Training

Professional LGV and PCV drivers to undertake 35 hours of training every five years to ensure that their Driver CPC is current.
The training is designed to confirm and expand on the existing skills and knowledge of each driver to ensure that they continue, safe and fuel efficient drivers.

There are no pass or fail elements but evaluation of training will be untaken to ensure candidates have benefited training.

Any further questions about the Driver CPC training please contact the office on 01900 68040

PASMA - Low Level Access & Working at Height

Current Legislation, Regulations and Guidance affecting work at height with low level access units, PASMA Code of Practice, Publicly Available Specification, assembling, altering and dismantling low level access units incorporating current best practice for fall protection, inspection of completed low level access units and completion of Tower Inspection Records; hazards affecting the use of low level access units.

IPAF - MEWPS for Managers

Further details to follow.

IOSH - Working Safely

Working safely: introducing a completely new approach to health and safety training Marking success in Working safely
Delegates who successfully complete the written and practical assessments can choose between IOSH's Working safely certificate or a credit card-sized ‘passport' card.

a one-day course offering all the basics in a high impact interactive package
fantastic quality animated graphics created exclusively for the course
a presentation that's designed to be fun, and get people fully involved and interested
first class, jargon-free technical content based on what people need to know in practice, not off-putting legal language
clear scenarios drawn from genuine work situations to drive home practical points
the very latest training tips and suggestions – from grabbing and retaining attention to maximising the training experience and making sure key points are taken on board
assessments built into the day's training – no need for follow-on tests on separate days, taking up valuable work time