ADR TRAINING
ADR test for carrying dangerous goods
The ADR is a specialist test for vehicles carrying dangerous or hazardous goods in bulk by road.
Your vehicle must pass an ADR test if it’s a commercial vehicle or a trailer used to carry explosives, or if it’s used in the UK or abroad:
to carry dangerous goods in a fixed tank, demountable tank or fixed battery of pressure vessels of over 1,000 litres capacity
for carrying dangerous goods in a container or portable tank or battery of pressure vessels of over 3,000 litres capacity
The test varies depending on the type of goods you want to carry
ADR is made up of:
Core: Basic syllabus for carrying any class of dangerous goods in Road tankers, tank containers, packages, drums, cylinders and loose in bulk
Tanks: For carrying any class of dangerous goods, in road tankers or other tanker containers
Packages & Loose in Bulk: For carrying any class of dangerous goods in (sacks, drums, cylinders, cartons) and loose in bulk (skips, tipper or dust cart bodies etc)
Class 1: Explosives (available at a premium charge - call for details)
Class 2: Gases; compressed, liquefied, dissolved under pressure or refrigerated
Class 3: Flammable liquids
Class 4: Flammable solids, substances liable to spontaneous combustion
Class 5: Oxidising substances and organic peroxides
Class 6: Toxic, harmful and infectious substances
Class 7: Radioactive (available at a premium charge - call for details)
Class 8: Corrosives - Acids and Alkalis
Class 9: Miscellaneous dangerous substances and articles, e.g. asbestos, PCBs and any substance or article not covered by the other classes
If you require an ADR certificate, contact NATLTD. 02830838267 or email info@natltd.co.uk. We offer ADR training for businesses and individuals throughout the UK. Enquire now
ROAD HAULAGE TRANSPORT MANAGER
An Operator CPC qualification is required if you want to become a transport manager or an owner operator within the commercial transport industry. The CPC stands for Certificate of Professional Competence. The national and international CPC are now combined into one qualification.
Transport management, also referred to as transportation and logistics management, which studies the processes involved in the planning and coordination of delivering persons or goods from one place to another. Transportation managers are responsible for the complete reception and effective shipment of cargoes for a trading company. They also deal with the safe and reliable transportation of passengers, as well as developing shipment relationships and partnership.
The qualification is for individuals who are Transport Managers or are aspiring to this role who will have responsibility for the holding of an organisation’s Operator’s Licence. The CILT(UK) TM CPC has been developed by the industry for the industry using our specialist knowledge on the subject. We will provide you with experienced and qualified trainers who will take you through each step of this industry recognised qualification.
What entry qualifications do I need?
This qualification is open access and no prior knowledge, skills, understanding or qualifications are required.
The qualification comprises of one mandatory unit and includes the following elements:
A - Civil Law
B - Commercial Law
C - Social Law
D - Fiscal Law
E - Business and Financial Management of the Undertaking
F - Access to the Market
G - Technical Standards and Technical Aspects of Operation
H - Road Safety.
For further information please contact NATLTD. 02830838267 or email info@natltd.co.uk. or Enquire now
FORKLIFTS
What Is The Difference Between A Counterbalance And Reach Forklift?
There are many different types of forklift trucks and each is designed to suit a different purpose. It's common that one forklift operates better outside whereas another has the ability to reach loads located high up in racks.
Counterbalance Forklift Trucks
Counterbalance forklift trucks are the most common type of forklift truck, and the type most people instinctively think of when thinking of forklifts.
On counterbalance trucks, the forks protrude from the front of the machine, with no outrigging legs or arms, meaning the truck can be driven up to the exact location of the load or racking. This means that no reach facility is required, and lends itself to straightforward operation.
Reach Trucks
Reach trucks are designed predominantly for warehouse operation. They offer maximum lift height with excellent manoeuvrability.
The name refers to the ability of the fork carriage to ‘reach’ out beyond the stabilising legs and therefore ‘reach’ into racking. The combination of this reach capability and the stabilising legs means reach trucks can lift to great heights (in excess of 10 metres) while still operating in very tight working environments.
Training on the safe and effective use of reach trucks is delivered throughout all types of industry, and across variants developed for more specialist applications (for example, multi-directional, outdoor use, high bay working with CCTV).
For further information please contact NATLTD. 02830838267 or email info@natltd.co.uk. or Enquire now
HIAB
HIAB training courses include:
Responsibility of the operator
Basic Hydraulic Systems
Daily Safety Checks
Safety Devices
Load Indicators
Site/Highway Safety
Operating Rules & Procedures
Safe Working Loads
Stability
Hydraulic Controls
Correct Siting of Vehicle
Safe Operating Practices & Procedures
HIAB Training is available to:
Novice, Experienced, Refresher, Conversion.
Hiab training teaches candidates how to load and unload from the back of a vehicle that has a lorry mounted crane attached. There is no difference between the two, Hiab is a popular brand name and has become synonymous with lorry mounted cranes.
A lorry loader can take on the tasks of transporting large amounts of material to, and from and around construction sites. Their usage saves a lot of time allowing labour to be used more effectively and efficiently.
Anyone wishing to operate a lorry loader should have completed training in the assessing, setting up and executing of various lifting processes.
Associated Knowledge Test (5 open and 20 multiple choice questions), Pre Use Test and Practical Test of Basic Operating Skills
If you require training on any of the above contact NATLTD. 02830838267 or email info@natltd.co.uk. We offer training for businesses and individuals throughout the UK. Enquire now
