The Take Control Vehicle Marshalling in Construction 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.

Absolutely. We offer nationwide in-house delivery for group bookings and can even help arrange a local venue if needed. Travel costs may apply depending on location.

This is a short, tutor-led session typically lasting one full working day (approx. 6 hours including breaks).

The maximum number of delegates for the Take Control Vehicle Marshalling in Construction course is 8 face-to-face.

Yes, Workforce Skills Support is a CITB-approved training organisation (ATO), and the course is delivered in accordance with the CITB Standards.

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. 

The Take Control Vehicle Marshalling in Construction 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.

To become a traffic marshall (also known as a vehicle banksman) in the UK or similar regulated environments, you typically need to complete a recognised training course and hold the appropriate certification. There are various courses and qualification options available depending on your experience and construction site access requirements. You can use the question flow in our latest below to identify the best training route for you.

There are various courses and qualification options available depending on your experience and construction site access requirements. It is a recognised occupation under CSCS and the plant partner card schemes so it is recommended for this occupation to the hold the relevant card whether it be CSCS, CPCS or NPORS CSCS Affiliated. You can use the question flow in our latest blog What Is A Traffic Marshall And What Training Is Required to identify the best training route for you and the durations.

Candidates whose first language is not English are welcome to attend. However, all courses are conducted, assessed/marked and certificated in English.

To successfully complete the course, candidates must have a sufficient level of English to:

• Undertake the course requirements
• Understand the course they are registered for
• Recognise the purpose of undertaking it

For candidates whose first language is not English, the use of a bilingual dictionary in book form (not electronic or translator devices) is permitted during assessment.

Yes – it’s eligible for CITB grant support, and we can help you access Employer Networks funding.

We’ll guide you through the whole process — from funding application (if required) to submitting the achievement grant claim after course completion.

Yes, but the company must be up to date with their levy and can claim the relevant entitlement for each delegate in attendance on the course who successfully achieves all requirements.

Yes, there are no requirements to be a part of the CITB Levy Scheme to be eligible to undertake this course, and it will still be delivered to the same standards.

Yes – all attendees will receive a CITB ATO Workforce Skills Support Certification upon successful completion of the course.

The certificate expiry is 3 years.