CPCS A17C Telescopic Handler all Sizes Excluding Slew. 

A telescopic handler, often also known as a lull, telehandler or reach forklift is widely used in agriculture, construction as well as events production.   Similar to a forklift, when fitted with forks, but has much more scope due to it's boom (telescopic cylinder) which actually makes it more on par with a crane.  The boom can extend forwards (reach) and upwards (lift) from the vehicle. Further versatility is achieved from the many attachments that can be fitted such as bucket, pallet forks, muck grab and a winch.

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Main Training Ltd offers Telehandler training to individuals looking to gain their CPCS Red Trained Operator Card as well as testing for Competent (Blue) Card holders that need to renew.

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Achieving the required standard to gain a CPCS Card demonstrates that you can work safely and efficiently and it is the benchmark requirement for many large construction companies.

 

For the red card, we offer two courses:

• Novice – This course is suitable for candidates with little or no experience. It includes a theory preparation session, a practical training session and is delivered over a 4-day period.

• Experienced – This course is for experienced operators using dumpers on a daily or frequent basis.  It includes a theory prep session and then then test day and is delivered over a 2-day period.

 

Candidates are able to just book the test day but should familiarise themselves with the theory and practical test requirements. These can be found on the NOCN Jobcards website.

 

Pre-course Requirements

 

Delegates must have passed the NOCN CPCS or CITB Health, Safety and Environment Test which should have been taken not more than 2 years before the date of the technical test. 

 

Telehandler Course Details

• Roles and responsibilities

• Controls and terminology

• Regulations and legislation

• Pre-use inspection checks

• ​Lift, remove and transfer various loads to and from specific locations at various heights and reach.

• Shut down and secure.

 

The test consists of both a theory test and a practical test.

• Theory Test – This is a verbal test taken on a one-to-one basis with a tester which is recorded.

• Practical Test – This is the manual test to prove your operating ability to ensure you meet the standards required for the CPCS Red Card.

 

Successful candidates receive the CPCS Red Trained Operator Card. The Red Card is valid for 2 years. In this time, you must complete your NVQ level 2 to convert the Red Card to a Blue CPCS Competent Operator Card.​​​​​​​

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