To provide delegates with the knowledge and practical skills to safely operate as a Vehicle Marshaller, delivered through a combination of classroom-based tutorials and practical training and exercises.
If you are booking with less than 5 working days notice from the course start date please ring 0345 605 0006 to confirm this course.
- Explain the duties role and responsibilities and any limitations, including the procedures when capabilities are exceeded, of those marshalling or guiding the movement of plant and vehicles in a variety of situations or locations
- Outline the hierarchy of control measures for plant and vehicle movement, and the requirements of a work management traffic plan
- Outline the legislative requirements and procedures relating to plant and vehicles accessing or egressing for the public highway, and the effects on other road users
- Explain types, attributes, limitations, hazards, and stability factors on a range of typical plant and work-related vehicles relevant to the occupational area or sector
- Explain the requirements of and types, functionality, advantages and limitations of a range of driver visibility aids for a range of occupationally relevant plant and vehicles
- Explain how ground conditions and features, proximity hazards and weight limits can affect the operations of plant and vehicles for different access points and work areas
- Explain the importance and locations of positions of safety for a marshaller and other personnel
- Describe and use different types of communication methods for receiving and communicating vehicle and plant movements
- Communicate vehicle and plant movement information to drivers/operators and others involved with related operations, including when plant or vehicles must stop
- Explain the procedures to be followed if given information is insufficient and/or there is deviation for the given safe system of work
- Access and confirm that the area for plant and vehicles movement remains suitable for manoeuvring activities, exclusion zones are maintained and contains suitable locations to undertake marshalling duties
- Select appropriate sector-specific PPE and resources suitable for marshalling duties
- Guide and assist the movement of and position at given exact locations, a range of typical plant and vehicles using the approved code of signals
- Guide and assist plant and vehicles into and from restricted areas using forward and reverse motions using the approved code of signals
- Guide and assist the movement of plant to support the duties being carried out by a plant operator
- Ensure the manoeuvring area is kept and left safe during operations, and following the departure of plant and vehicles
- Theory Test - sample questions
- Practical Test - sample assessment
This course is suitable for anyone who requires training in the role of a Plant and Vehicle Marshaller or if you wish to refresh or update your skills. It is suitable for those who have no prior experience or those who have some experience but have received no formal instruction.
Pre-requisites
You must have a basic understanding and knowledge of current Health & Safety issues. The relevant CITB Health Safety & Environment touchscreen test must be current and in date (completed within the last 24 months).
Failure to arrive on the course with the relevant test completed and in date, will result in your not being permitted to undertake the exams at the end of the course. No refund will be given for exams cancelled as a result of you not having the relevant test completed.
More information can be found on the CITB website.
A good understanding of spoken and written English is also required.
Your booking can only be confirmed once we receive the following information:
- Existing CSCS Card Number
- NI Number
- D.O.B.
We'll be in contact within 48 hours after you make your booking to collect further information prior to confirming your space on the course.
As a company that is committed to providing high quality services to all our clients, we will always aim to make reasonable adjustments ensuring all individuals receive the required help they need. Click here to learn more
To provide delegates with the knowledge and practical skills to safely operate as a Vehicle Marshaller, delivered through a combination of classroom-based tutorials and practical training and exercises.
If you are booking with less than 5 working days notice from the course start date please ring 0345 605 0006 to confirm this course.
- Explain the duties role and responsibilities and any limitations, including the procedures when capabilities are exceeded, of those marshalling or guiding the movement of plant and vehicles in a variety of situations or locations
- Outline the hierarchy of control measures for plant and vehicle movement, and the requirements of a work management traffic plan
- Outline the legislative requirements and procedures relating to plant and vehicles accessing or egressing for the public highway, and the effects on other road users
- Explain types, attributes, limitations, hazards, and stability factors on a range of typical plant and work-related vehicles relevant to the occupational area or sector
- Explain the requirements of and types, functionality, advantages and limitations of a range of driver visibility aids for a range of occupationally relevant plant and vehicles
- Explain how ground conditions and features, proximity hazards and weight limits can affect the operations of plant and vehicles for different access points and work areas
- Explain the importance and locations of positions of safety for a marshaller and other personnel
- Describe and use different types of communication methods for receiving and communicating vehicle and plant movements
- Communicate vehicle and plant movement information to drivers/operators and others involved with related operations, including when plant or vehicles must stop
- Explain the procedures to be followed if given information is insufficient and/or there is deviation for the given safe system of work
- Access and confirm that the area for plant and vehicles movement remains suitable for manoeuvring activities, exclusion zones are maintained and contains suitable locations to undertake marshalling duties
- Select appropriate sector-specific PPE and resources suitable for marshalling duties
- Guide and assist the movement of and position at given exact locations, a range of typical plant and vehicles using the approved code of signals
- Guide and assist plant and vehicles into and from restricted areas using forward and reverse motions using the approved code of signals
- Guide and assist the movement of plant to support the duties being carried out by a plant operator
- Ensure the manoeuvring area is kept and left safe during operations, and following the departure of plant and vehicles
- Theory Test - sample questions
- Practical Test - sample assessment
This course is suitable for anyone who requires training in the role of a Plant and Vehicle Marshaller or if you wish to refresh or update your skills. It is suitable for those who have no prior experience or those who have some experience but have received no formal instruction.
Pre-requisites
You must have a basic understanding and knowledge of current Health & Safety issues. The relevant CITB Health Safety & Environment touchscreen test must be current and in date (completed within the last 24 months).
Failure to arrive on the course with the relevant test completed and in date, will result in your not being permitted to undertake the exams at the end of the course. No refund will be given for exams cancelled as a result of you not having the relevant test completed.
More information can be found on the CITB website.
A good understanding of spoken and written English is also required.
Your booking can only be confirmed once we receive the following information:
- Existing CSCS Card Number
- NI Number
- D.O.B.
We'll be in contact within 48 hours after you make your booking to collect further information prior to confirming your space on the course.
As a company that is committed to providing high quality services to all our clients, we will always aim to make reasonable adjustments ensuring all individuals receive the required help they need. Click here to learn more
