Dumper Training (Forward Tipping)

(Course code: DumWCpNpo6)

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Who is this for?

The training course has been designed for existing or novice operators of Forward Tipping Dumpers including articulated and rotating.
On completion of the programme candidates will be able to safely maintain, operate and tip forward tipping dumper.

Course Duration

Novice 3 days

Experienced refresher training & Assessment 1 Day

Additional Information

If candidates wish to operate on Major Contractor’s sites they must successfully complete the CITB Prometric touch screen Safety Test, complete NVQ in Specialised Plant & Machinery Operations & Register with the Construction Plant Competence Scheme.

This course is also available as part of an NVQ. Please see our NVQ page for more information. Menu > Training > NVQs

Please call prior to booking to discuss On Site Specifications and Course Requirements.

Mileage costs may be applied to training taking place over 25 miles from our sites.

Course Dates & Prices

Please call to arrange dates: 01373 822408

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Course Content

Health & Safety
Stability
Operators Safety code
Introduction to the controls and instruments
Servicing
Driving laden & Unladen on various terrain
Load / Unload

What the law says

Regulation 9 of the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 places an
absolute duty on the employer to ensure that, all persons who use work equipment must have received adequate training, for purpose of health and safety, including training in the methods which may be adopted when using work equipment.