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Take Control Vehicle Marshalling in Construction

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Duration: 6 hours

Minimum Numbers: 1+ (charged at a day rate)

Maximum Numbers: 8 classroom

Location: Delivered on-site nationwide

Cost: Day rate - Price on calling

Dates: Call 01623 287830

Accreditation: Workforce Skills Support Certification

Certificate Validity: 3 years

CITB Short Course Grant Code: GET2668 - Tier 1: £60 per person

Take Control Vehicle Marshalling in Construction

Course Information

This course is designed for people who may be required to control the movement of construction plants for site operations, including the loading and unloading of vehicles, as well as the movement of delivery and collection vehicles within the site environment.

The purpose of the Take Control Vehicle Marshalling in Construction course is to provide delegates with training on how to manage vehicles and plants on construction sites. It aims at developing or refreshing skills to carry out vehicle and plant banker duties. Through this vehicle marshalling training, you will be expected to identify potential hazards and be able to mitigate them to reduce the risks to both vehicles and pedestrians. The course will be suitable for managers, supervisors, and those carrying out plant and vehicle marshalling duties.
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Take Control Vehicle Marshalling in ConstructionCourse Aims

The aim of this course is to provide knowledge and understanding of safe practices during plant and vehicle movement, identify hazards and risks associated with non-compliance with procedures, and ensure students understand their responsibilities in the safe use of vehicles on construction sites (HSG144) and workplace transport safety (INDG199).
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Learning Outcomes

Here is a brief overview of the content of training.
  • Identify roles and responsibilities
  • Comply with regulatory requirements
  • Identify plant types, limitations, hazards and stability factors
  • Prepare and implement work management traffic plans
  • Plan safe positioning
  • Prepare for movement
  • Provide guidance on plant and vehicle movement
  • Legal responsibilities and requirements when controlling plant/vehicles
  • Identification of hazards, causes and accidents with varying plant/vehicles
  • Preparation and planning for plant/vehicle movements
  • Workplace segregation procedures
  • Checking plant/vehicle routes and identification of proximity hazards
  • Clarification of plant/vehicle movements with operators/drivers
  • Communication procedures and signals
  • Group exercise in planning and implementation of vehicle movements
  • Practical & Theory Test

Frequently Asked Questions

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This is a classroom-based and on-site course with demonstrations and practical group exercises. Relevant plant and equipment controlled by operatives must be made available for practicing the control of plants and vehicles, inclusive of a safe environment on the client's site.

This course can accommodate up to 12 face-to-face delegates.

The course duration is 1 day of 6 learning hours.
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