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AUTEC Limited

IMPORTANT

SAFETY DOCUMENTS

ENCLOSED

COURSES AVAILABLE

COUNTERBALANCE FORKLIFT

REACH FORKLIFT

ROUGH TERRAIN FORKLIFT

TELESCOPIC MATERIALS HANDLER

STACKER TRUCKS

SIDE LOADER FORKLIFTS

LORRY LOADER ( HIAB )

MOBILE ELEVATED WORK PLATFORMS

SITE DUMPER

DUMPERS OVER 10 TONNE

ROLLERS

EXCAVATOR 180*

EXCAVATOR 360*

MINI DIGGERS

SKID STEER LOADERS

LOADING SHOVEL

DOZERS

GRADERS

MOBILE CRANE

SLINGER / SIGNALLER

ABRASIVE WHEEL SAFETY

MANUAL HANDLING REGS

WORKING AT HEIGHT

SITE SAFETY AWARENESS

CSCS SAFETY AWARENESS

NEW ROADS AND STREETWORKS ACT

CONFINED SPACE ENTRY

PROVISION AND USE OF WORK EQUIP REGS

LIFTING OPERATIONS AND LIFTING EQUIP REGS

CONSTRUCTION DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT REGS

ELECTRICITY AT WORK REGS

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT REGS

NOISE AT WORK REGS

EYE PROTECTION SAFETY

ACCIDENT REPORTING (RIDDOR)

FIRE PRECAUTIONS REGS

MANAGEMENT OF HEALTH & SAFETY AT WORK REGS

WORKPLACE HEALTH, SAFETY & WELFARE REGS

LPG SAFETY

FIRST AID

CONTROL OF SUBSTANCES HAZARDOUS TO HEALTH

GENERAL WAREHOUSE SAFETY

GENERAL WORKPLACE SAFETY

Autec Training Limited Training 4 Industry

Autec Training Ltd are a health and safety training organisation based in

Peterborough, Cambridgeshire and have been in the safety and training industry for over twenty years. We are very versatile and proud of our reputation with the many National, International and localised companies we

deal with, as well as the numerous private individuals trained at our centre each year. We’ve gained our reputation with hard work, quality training and excellent results.

According to the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, it is a legal requirement

for all employers to ensure their employees have received adequate health and safety training.

Information, instruction, training and supervision are necessary to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health and safety at work of all employees.

All personnel must be properly trained to operate plant and machinery and be authorised to operate the same. All training must be documented and records

kept. The easiest way for an employee to show evidence of training on the spot, is for them to carry, at all times, a recognisable personal registration card showing their training achievement.

Autec offer a wide range of practical and theory courses that can be carried out

at our training centre in Peterborough and on site anywhere in the UK. All of our training is conducted by professional and qualified instructors.

***************SPECIAL OFFER***************

Free Accommodation!

Book a training course of two or more day’s duration and

receive your accommodation totally free!

Limited Offer, until further notice.

Free phone 0800 581976 for details Autec Training Limited reserves the right to change or withdraw the free accommodation offer at any time and without notice. Type of free

accommodation offered is at the discretion of Autec Training Ltd

Construction Plant Training & Assessment

We will train you towards obtaining your CPCS – NPORS card

CPCS (Construction Plant Competence Scheme)

NPORS (National Plant Operators Registration Scheme)

This course is intended for all operators or trainees who are 16 years of age and over, who are medically fit, and need to operate construction plant and

machinery during the normal course of their work. Increasingly, clients and employers are demanding proof of competency from

all operatives on their sites. A more competent workforce will also make the industry more efficient and create a safer working environment for all.

A CPCS or NPORS card proves to employers that you have both the skills and the practical experience to do the job effectively.

So you can prove what qualifications you have, the back of your card will list all the categories of plant which you are qualified to operate.

Key Benefits To You A safer workplace

Meets legal responsibilities Cost saving through increased efficiency Reduced stock damage

Reduced machine damage Reduced maintenance costs

Reduced litigation exposure

Objectives

To enable operators to acquire the skills and knowledge needed to operate construction plant and machinery safely and efficiently in the workplace.

Train or assess candidates on plant machinery to a quality standard recognised & accepted by industry. Promote safe working practices and safe operation of equipment / machinery

in the work place. Operators Safety Code All training and assessments are carried out by qualified trainers or assessors

on site or in centre.

Courses Available

All types of Plant & Machinery training and testing is available to private individuals and construction industry operatives alike, whether you require a

refresher test, an on-site assessment, or full foundation training.

All training and testing is carried out by our time served experienced

instructors and examiners who have been actively involved in the construction industry for many years and whose wealth of experience will benefit you greatly.

Training and testing can be carried out at our training facilities or on customer's own sites subject to availability and suitability. As there are so many categories of plant & machines, and various schemes

under which this can be conducted, please telephone us for further information regarding your requirements.

Some of the courses we run at our training centre each week: 360 Tracked & 180 Wheeled Excavators, Dumpers (forward & rear tipping) Loading Shovels,

Access Platforms, Telescopic Materials Handlers, Rough Terrain Forklift. Duration

Both foundation training, experienced operator training and achievement tests, are available at our training programme. The duration of the training is

dependant on the type of machine, the candidate’s previous experience, if any, coupled with their own personal learning ability. For example, a 360* excavator course for an experienced operator may only take a day, a complete

novice or someone with very limited experience may require anywhere from 2 to 7 days. Telescopic Materials Handler is up to 5 days; Forward Tipping Site Dumper is up to 3 days.

On successful completion of the above you will be issued with a card complete with your photograph and National Insurance number on the front, and the categories of machine you are competent to operate on the reverse.

Please call us FREE on 0800-581976 for more information

CSCS – Construction Skills Certification Scheme

CSCS was set up in the mid-90s with the aim of improving site workers’ competence to reduce accidents and drive up on-site efficiency. The Scheme keeps a database of those working in construction that achieve, or can

demonstrate they have already attained an agreed level of occupational competence. Successful applicants are issued with a card giving them a means of identification and

proof of their achievements. Cards are increasingly demanded as evidence of occupational competence by contractors, public and private clients and others, and today there are over 1.7 million cards in circulation.

The green card is available to operatives who carry out basic site skills only (e.g. Labourers).

The aim of this 1 Day CSCS Awareness & Test Training Course is to prepare delegates for

the Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) Health & Safety touch screen test and for the candidate to develop an understanding of construction health and safety for various occupations working in the industry. It will also enable them to improve their knowledge of

health and safety issues that apply to their particular area of work. OBJECTIVES

At the end of the course, delegates will understand:- Their duties/responsibilities under the current legislation;

How and why the construction industry continues to have a poor accident record; and how they can contribute to making the industry a safer place to work; Why employers need to set up safe systems of work; and why employees need to follow

these systems and obey site rules; That health and welfare issues are as important as safety. This will be emphasised as each

course topic is addressed. Using our equipment, candidates can then practice simulated tests many times over, in preparation for their touch screen test.

Eligible companies are able to claim grants for this training, which will pay for a substantial amount if not all of the training costs, as this course is CITB approved for grant

purposes.

This 1 day construction site safety awareness course costs £90 Cards cost £30, the Health, Safety & Environment Test is £17.50. Your card will be

valid for five years

Please call our booking line 01733-555515 or Freephone 0800 581976 to enrol

Industrial Forklifts Are you suffering from damage to any part of your industry caused by forklift

trucks (buildings, plant, machinery, stock, equipment, people, etc)? Accidents causing death, serious injury and damage to stock and equipment are far too common due to forklift trucks.

Forklift Training has been proven to reduce operating costs as well as motivating the workforce. Don't put off training. Contact us today.

The Health & Safety Commission's Code Of Practice, RIDER OPERATED LIFT

TRUCKS - OPERATOR TRAINING, issued under the authority of the Health & Safety at Work Act, states that all employers must ensure that Forklift Operators are adequately trained.

Courses at our training centre At our fully equipped training centre we can provide courses on either

Counterbalance, Reach, Rough Terrain, Telescopic or Ride-On Pedestrian Stacking Forklifts. Courses are available all year round including Saturdays and Sundays and are available to business and private customers. (Weekend

rates may differ). Courses at our centre are a very flexible alternative to on-site training at your

premises. By sending your staff to us you can minimise workplace disruption and alleviate staff shortages.

Customers own premises Many employers choose on-site training, using the approach that staff are trained on the equipment they will actually be using and with the loads they

will handle. Up to THREE trainees of similar ability may be trained at the same time. If on-site training is preferred, our instructor will require the following

facilities to be in place:

A forklift truck in safe and sound working order, available for the complete duration of the course. The Forklift truck must also have an in date lifting (LOLER) certificate. A supply of stackable loads and empty pallets, set aside from the main working area and preferably under cover. Access to a room with electricity supply in which the theory sessions can be peacefully conducted. Uninterrupted attendance by all trainees throughout the entire course.

Untrained Operators

This course is designed for the forklift operator who has had extensive practical experience, (longer than 12 months), but has never been formally trained and

does not hold a licence. They will require a minimum of 3 days training, which consists of 2 days practical on the machine and 1 day theory in the classroom.

Novice Operators

Those who have had very little or no previous experience of operating forklifts

and have not received any formal training would normally require 4 to 5 days full foundation training. This consists of 3 to 4 days practical on the machine and 1 day theory in the classroom. Refresher

Re-tests can be carried out if you can show evidence of previous training or

certification. This course is designed to give the trained and certificated forklift operator whose licence is due for renewal, a one day refresher course and test,

to renew his/her licence. Licences are valid for five years.

Course contents and objectives:

At the end of the course, participants will be able to: Understand site safety and current legislation Get the best out of your forklift truck State the reasons for operator training, the responsibilities of operators to themselves and others including their legal duties Carry out the daily or take-over checks, complying with legal duties, before operating and state the parts of a lift truck requiring particular attention Predict and avoid specific hazards and potential dangers Identify all the controls and state their functions Understand rated capacity plates, load centres and define de-rating Understand lateral and longitudinal stability factors, causes and prevention. Stability triangle Safely start up and manoeuvre the truck in open and confined spaces Correctly pick up and put down empty and loaded pallets or unit loads at varying heights; understand and carry out "undercutting" correctly. Load assessment Understand safe operation and limitations of use Understand the operator’s safety code. Specific driving and operating rules for fork truck drivers Know how to respond in an emergency situation involving an Industrial Forklift. Safely park and stop truck at end of operating

On successful completion of the course the operator will be issued with a certificate and an operator’s card, complete with your photograph and National

Insurance number on the front, and the categories of machine you are competent to operate on the reverse. This card is renewable after 5 years by completing a 1 day refresher.

Please call us FREE on 0800 – 581976 for more information

Written Company Safety Policies Site Safety Inspections Risk Assessments Method Statements

Safety auditing is a valuable management technique that is highly recommended by the Health and

Safety Executive (HSE). Indeed, HSE Guidance document HSG65 “Successful Health and Safety

Management” recommends that audits are undertaken annually to assist organisations to focus their

resources in areas of most need. Our auditing systems can be measured against HSG65 and OHSAS

18001 as well as measuring your status against legal compliance and your own internal standards.

We also produce Company Safety Policies and are able to carry out site safety inspections and risk

assessments on a weekly, monthly or annual basis.

Health & Safety Management Systems are effective tools to manage successfully and achieve legal

compliance.

What do Health, Safety & Management Systems do?

They provide a structure to improve and sustain your health, safety & environmental issues

They act as a proactive management tool to promote continual improvement

They will help you to achieve and maintain legal compliance as a minimum and best practice

where possible

What do we do?

We examine the 5 essential steps for successful management and outline areas for improvement:

1. Policy

2. Planning

3. Implementation

4. Checking and corrective actions

5. Management review

6. Examine existing arrangements (organisation, policies, procedures)

7. Focus on areas of improvement providing recommendations

An audit will show exactly how you measure up to legal requirements, and whether your performance is

up to standard. It will act as a benchmark from which you can form a health and safety plan.

Health & Safety Auditing & Management Systems

We write company Safety Policies, Method Statements and

Risk Assessments specifically tailored to your business

The Scope of an audit

Our auditor will examine your own management policies and procedures for securing health, safety and

welfare. This is supported by a tour of inspection which will help identify areas where new policies are

needed, and where existing procedures are not working effectively in practice. The audit will consider the

30 subject areas of health and safety (or as appropriate) described in the following model contents list:

Model contents list

Introduction

Safety arrangements at the organisation

1. Management of health and safety

2. Accidents and accident reporting

3. Asbestos

4. Contractors

5. Display screen equipment

6. Electrical safety

7. Emergency lighting

8. Environmental protection

9. Fire prevention and emergencies

10. First-aid

11. Hazardous substances

12. Housekeeping and cleanliness

13. Information and communication

14. Kitchens, catering and food safety

15. Lifts and lifting equipment

16. Manual handling operations

17. Noise

18. Occupational health

19. Personal protective equipment

20. Plant rooms, machinery and equipment

21. Risk assessment requirements

22. Safety Policy

23. Safety signs and notices

24. Training

25. Use of vehicles / vehicle safety

26. Water services

27. Welfare provision

28. Working time

29. Work at heights

30. Workplace environment

We will prepare and submit a user-friendly written report that identifies where attention is needed to

meet legislation or a recognised standard. It will also explain why such attention is needed. Each subject

heading will have an action plan on which you can record your own targets and time-frames for

addressing, and the people who are allocated with responsibility for the task.

Site Safety Awareness Course

“A must do” course for all employees and employers. Aims

This course is designed to bring all individuals up to speed with current health and safety regulations and legislation and will provide essential information on

personal protective equipment, hygiene, welfare, first aid, fire safety, responsibilities, Manual handling and movement of plant or machinery around the workplace and how to avoid hazards. It will also include Construction

Regulations, Control of Substance Hazardous to Health, and the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.

Course Content Health and Safety at Work Act 1974

Other Legislation Six Pack - Management of Health & Safety at Work Regulations 1999

- Workplace (Health & Safety at Work) Regulations 1992

- Manual Handling Regulations 1992 - Personal Protective Equipment Regulations 1992

- Health & Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regs 1992 - PUWER and LOLER 1998

Accidents - reporting and prevention (RIDDOR)

COSHH The Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations 2002 DSEAR

The Noise at Work Regulations 1989 Fire

Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 Construction The Environment

Training

Course Duration Half Day (4hrs), including lecture and video presentation.

£65 + VAT includes certificate. Photo Registration Card £18 + VAT

Manual Handling Course (Human Kinetics)

More than a quarter of the accidents reported each year to the authorities are associated with manual handling, the transporting or supporting of loads by hand or by bodily force. Whilst fatalities are rare, major injuries such as

fractures are not uncommon. Most of these injuries could have been avoided by using correct techniques for manual handling.

The Manual Handling Regulations came into effect on 1st January 1993. Within these regulations it is the duty of employers to make a suitable and sufficient

assessment of risks whenever persons in their employment undertake manual handling operations which include lifting, lowering, pulling or pushing. Employers also have a duty under the HASAWA 1974 to provide suitable

information, instruction and training to ensure the health and safety of his employees.

Who will benefit: Employers, Managers, Supervisors, and Operatives.

Aims To inform delegates of present legal requirements To minimise the risk of injury

To increase awareness which will enable delegates to identify and assess potential hazards at work.

Course Content: HASAWA 1974, Manual Handling Regulations 1992, Management of Health & Safety at Work 1992.

Accident Statistics The functions of the spine and muscular system Typical Injuries

Hazard identification and assessment: The Task

The Load The Working Environment Individual Capabilities

Practical Exercise Correct Handling Techniques

Practical Tuition Course Duration: Half Day (4hrs), including lecture, practical and video

presentation.

£65 + VAT includes certificate

New Road and Street Works Act (NRASWA) City and Guilds and Scotvec Qualification

This course is for utilities, contractors and authorities working on or around the highway. The course is designed for operators and supervisors who are

already working on the highway or who have had experience over the last 2 years. The course programme will involve classroom study and simulated practical assessments. Supervisors will monitor any activity and make

assessments on work undertaken by making a report. Successful operatives and supervisors will be issued with City & Guilds certificates and Scotvec

cards. Individual units can be completed, or the full course, depending on differing requirements. However, at least 3 units must be completed in order to qualify for a Scotvec card.

Units 1 - 9 are for operatives, 1, 10 - 16 are for supervisors. Unit

1 Location of underground apparatus 2 Signing, Lighting and Guarding 3 Excavation in the highway 4 Reinstatement & compaction of backfill materials 5 Reinstatement of sub-base and road-base in non-bituminous materials 6 Reinstatement of cold lay bituminous materials 7 Reinstatement of hot lay bituminous materials 8 Reinstatement of reinforced concrete 9 Reinstatement of modular surfaces and concrete footways

10 Monitoring signing, lighting and guarding 11 Monitoring excavation in the highway 12 Monitoring reinstatement & compaction of backfill materials 13 Monitoring reinstatement of sub-base and road-base in non-bituminous materials 14 Monitoring reinstatement in bituminous materials 15 Monitoring reinstatement of reinforced concrete 16 Monitoring reinstatement of modular surfaces and concrete footways

Basic Operators Course Units 1-6+9 This course program will involve classroom study, videos, multimedia projector,

simulated and practical assessments with tests.

Basic Supervisors Course Units 1+10-14+16

This course will require a lot more theory in the classroom than the operator’s course. Supervisors will be required to demonstrate competence and monitor

activity and make assessments on work undertaken on site by making a report.

£425 + VAT This price excludes candidates module registration and

Scotvec card

Abrasive Wheel Course

The Health and Safety Executive requires that all employees who use, mount and manage the use of abrasive wheels are fully informed and properly trained in their use. It also emphasises the importance of safe working practices in

order to avoid the risk of wheel breakage and possible injury

Aims Abrasive Wheels are used in many areas and can be highly dangerous if used by untrained personnel. The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations

1998 requires that anyone involved in selecting, mounting, specifying or using abrasive wheels is trained, certified and deemed to be competent by their employer.

The aim of our course is to provide each delegate with the knowledge needed to safely identify, inspect, store, transport, and mount abrasive wheels, types 1,

27, 41 and 42, in compliance with current legislation. The course also covers the methods of safe use of abrasive wheels on off hand bench grinders, portable cutting and grinding machines and the P.P.E that should be used.

The Course Covers

The requirements of the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 98 with respect to Abrasive Wheel Regulations. Approved advisory literature relating to the mounting of abrasive wheels

Hazards arising from the use of abrasive wheels and precautions which should be observed. How to identify abrasive wheels as to type and characteristics.

Storing, handling and transporting abrasive wheels Inspecting and testing abrasive wheels

The functions of all components used with abrasive wheels, including flanges, washers, bushes and nuts used in mounting and including knowledge of the correct and incorrect methods of assembling all components and correct

balancing of abrasive wheels. The methods of safe use of abrasive wheels on petrol, electric and compressed air powered cutting machines and angle grinders.

Personal Protective Equipment

Course Duration Up to 1 day depending on numbers, including lecture, video presentation, practical and written assessment.


Slinger Signaller The course is designed to provide information on the legal requirements of

planning and executing lifting operations for the construction and engineering industry, in a safe and controlled manner. This information is essential to any person who intends to carry out lifting operations, whether as a

Slinger/Signaller or as the competent person in charge of lifting operations on a larger site.

Aims

The aim of this course is to teach the necessary job knowledge required for the

safe selection, examination, use and storage of lifting tackle, as prescribed by statutory law. The course also covers lifting techniques, signalling procedure,

responsibilities, load security and weight assessment. Who Should Attend?

Persons in the construction or engineering industry with responsibility for ensuring that safe practice is employed during lifting operations on their site. This includes the person who is to attaching the load to the crane and those

supervising the operation.

Objectives: Delegates will be able to identify the hazards associated with lifting operations Understand the requirements of the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974,

Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 and the Lifting Operation and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998

Be able to carry out pre-use inspection of lifting equipment Gain knowledge of basic slinging methods and where to obtain information and guidance on the approved methods of slinging

Be capable of selecting the correct equipment and safe method of slinging for loads commonly encountered in construction Be capable of planning and performing a lifting operation using safe practices

as laid down in health and safety legislation and guidance Appreciate when assistance should be sought from specialist sources, i.e. a

contract lift

Course Duration 1 full Day, including lecture, practical and video presentation.


Mobile Access Tower Scaffold Safe erection, inspection and use

This course is aimed at users of prefabricated tower scaffolds. It will also help those who select and specify such equipment. Tower scaffolds are widely used and are involved in numerous accidents each year. These usually happen because the tower is not properly erected, used or maintained.

Course Objectives On completion of this course, participants will understand and be able to demonstrate the following:

Identify their responsibilities under current legislation Conduct a safety check on tower scaffold

Duties of the erector/operator Position a tower correctly and safely

Safety precautions of using tower scaffold Identify the SWL of the tower: persons and materials Daily checks and maintenance requirements

Barriers and signs required Safety legislation applicable to the erection and use of towers

Safe working at heights Emergency procedures Outriggers and stabilisers

Practical Assessment where applicable Theoretical test

COURSE AIM On completion of the course, trainees will be able to erect, use and dismantle a

tower scaffold safely and correctly in accordance with the manufacturer's handbook and accepted good practice.

Course Duration 1 full Day, including lecture, video presentation, practical demonstrations, practical and written assessment.


Mobile Elevated Work Platforms (MEWP’s)

MEWP's are widely used in places of work in the place of ladders and tower scaffolds. Operators are asked to use them without any formal training and are not aware of the safety precautions required or the capabilities or limits of the

unit.

Course Objectives On completion of this course, participants will understand and be able to demonstrate the following:

Identify their responsibilities under current legislation Travel in operational mode

Conduct a safety check on the MEWP Duties of the MEWP operator

Position a MEWP correctly and safely Safety precautions of using a MEWP Identify the SWL of the MEWP persons and materials

Daily checks and maintenance requirements Use the MEWP correctly and safely Course Content

Barriers and signs required Safety legislation applicable to the operation of MEWP's Charging the battery

Basic types and specifications of MEWP's Safe working at heights Safe working loads

Emergency lowering procedure Outriggers and stabilisers

Practical Assessment where applicable Theoretical test

Course Duration 1 day for experienced operator, 2 days for novice operator, including lecture,

video presentation, practical demonstrations, practical and written assessments.


First Aid for your workplace

Become a First Aider and you'll make a real difference to the well-being of your colleagues.

As a qualified First Aider you'll have the essential skills to handle any First Aid situation, from minor slips and trips to the most serious of incidents.

First Aid provision in the workplace saves lives. It can prevent minor problems or injuries

from becoming major ones. It can help employers reduce costs from injury. And it is a legal obligation on every single employer to make sure that their employees receive the right First Aid care in the workplace.

The legal obligation; Employers have an obligation under the Health and Safety (First

Aid) Regulations 1981 and Approved Code of Practice (ACOP L74) to make adequate and appropriate First Aid Provision for their workforce. It is recommended that someone is able to undertake First Aid duties at all times when people are at work.

The Risk Assessment; Each employer should carry out its own risk assessment to

establish what level of First Aid cover it requires at each location.

First Aiders and Appointed persons; Autec Training Ltd offers courses to train

people as both First Aiders and Appointed Persons (to oversee First Aid needs and manage any incidents that may occur). In addition, we also offer courses to ensure that First Aid

knowledge is kept up-to-date.

This course provides a basic introduction to First Aid. The course gives your employees a good grounding in managing an incident and the most commonly needed First Aid skills

Who should attend; recommended at least 1 in 5 of your workforce

What they will learn; Basic lifesaving First Aid aimed at your workforce

Course content

Part One Part two Part Three Asthma Bleeding CPR heart attack

Choking Fractures Non breathing casualty

Making an emergency telephone call Poisoning Recovery position Shock

Understand the concepts of making safe

Understand the DRABC rule

Course Duration; 6 hours, includes practical, lectures and PowerPoint presentations


Autec Training Limited Price List February 2013

Type Of Course

Length Of Course

Cost

Notes

Forklift

Reach or Counterbalance

1 Day refresher £125

Addition tests £50

Certificate included.

Excluding photo

Registration card £20

Forklift


Days as required

3 to 5 days

£89 per day


Excluding photo


Forklift


Guarantee Course

Unlimited training until

you pass

£650


Excluding photo


Plant Operator Test

Our Site

(non CPCS)

For CPCS please phone

As required £250 per test for first

machine

Additional test at discount


Excluding photo


Plant Operator Test

(EWA) Experienced

Workers Assessment

As required up to 1 day £250 per test for first

machine

Additional test at discount

NPORS Reg Card £20

Telescopic Materials

Handler (rough terrain)

Novice Course

Up to 5 Days

£250 per day

NPORS Reg Card £20

360 Excavator (all sizes)

Track Machine

Novice Course

Up to 7 days

£250 per day

NPORS Reg Card £20

180 Excavator (all sizes)

Wheeled Machine

Novice Course

Up to 7 days

£250 per day

NPORS Reg Card £20

Forward Tipping Dumper

(site dumper)

Novice Course

Up to 3 Days

£250 per day

NPORS Reg Card £20

Plant Training

Extra Days

Days as required

£250 per day

NPORS Reg Card £20

Scissor or Boom

Elevated work platform

Days as required £195 Scissor or Boom

£250 both machines


Excluding photo


Manual Handling

Abrasive Wheels

Slinger/Signaller

Up to One day

£95

£95

£125


Excluding photo


New Road & Streetwoks

NRASWA

Operatives or Supervisors

1 to 5 Days as required Basic Course

£425 excluding certs

Lunch included

Emergency First Aid

Appointed Person

1 Day

£65

Includes Certificate

All prices for the above courses exclude VAT at the current rate of 20%

How to find us

The city of Peterborough is located in the east of the country, in Cambridgeshire, about 90 miles north of

London.

Its location allows easy access to the city from all over the country. Information on how to get to the city and

maps are shown below:

How to get to Peterborough

DIRECTIONS -

From A1M, Junction 17, take dual carriageway the A1139 signposted Peterborough and Wisbech. As a

landmark you will pass IKEA on the left & then Showcase Cinemas and Perkins Engines on the right.

Continue along the dual carriageway avoiding all slip roads until you reach a roundabout. At the roundabout

turn right (3rd exit) onto Parnwell Way. Follow the road to the next roundabout and go straight over, at the next

roundabout turn left, then left again onto Oxney Road. TC Harrison Ford dealership will be the first building

on your left; Autec Training Ltd will be the third building on your left. Pull in to the car park at the front of

building. On arrival please make your way to the reception which is located through the first door on the front

of the building.

If travelling by bus or train, please call our office as soon as you arrive at the station, we may be able to collect

you.

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