Vehicle Banksman Training, Cumbria, UK

1/2 day

For any one who is designated with the task of directing site traffic

Maximum of 10 delegates

At the end of the session the trainee will be able;
To carry out an area risk assessment
 
To agree on what signals to be used to control the reverse procedure
 
To be visible to drivers at all times
 
To stand in a safe position, from which to guide the reversing vehicle without being in its way
 
To wear very visible clothing, such as reflective vests, and ensure that any signals are clearly seen

To help comply with Management Regs 1999, Workplace Regs 1992 and HSE Guidance and Approved Codes Of Practice in relation to vehicle control and interaction with pedestrians.
 
Reversing 90° left
 
Reversing 90° right
 
Reversing around obstacles
 
Reversing up to loading bays
 
Importance of mirror use
 
Importance of assisted reversing
 
Legal consequences
 
What vehicle manoeuvres will be necessary?
 
Can you avoid the need to reverse vehicles?
 
If vehicles must reverse, can you remove people from the area?
 
Is there enough space for reversing?
 
Do vehicles use the most suitable route when reversing?
 
Have you considered all possible ways of dealing with the dangers of reversing vehicles?