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2020 COURSE
PROSPECTUS
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CONTENTS 2020 COURSE CALENDAR
2020 COURSE CALENDAR 3 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC
1 1
COMPLIANCE COURSES 2 2
Transport Manager CPC - Road Haulage 4
3 3
Transport Manager CPC Essentials/Refresher 5
4 4
Dangerous Goods (ADR) 6
5 5
Dangerous Goods (ADR) General Awareness 7
Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser & Refresher 7 6 6
Petroleum Driver Passport - Annual Refresher 8 7 7
8 8
APPROVED DRIVER CPC 9 9
Drivers’ Hours & Record Keeping 9 10 10
Vehicle Checks & Enforcement 10 11 11
Driver Safety at Work 11 12 12
Safe, Fuel Efficient Driving & Manoeuvring 12 13 13
Drivers' Hours & Customer Management 13 14 14
Emergency First Aid at Work 14 15 15
Traffic Law 15
2 16 16 3
Vulnerable Road Users 16
17 17
All Driver CPC Course Dates 17
18 18
Driver CPC Consortium 19
19 19
HEALTH & SAFETY COURSES 20 20
IOSH Working Safely 20 21 21
IOSH Managing Safely 21 22 22
IOSH Managing Safely Refresher 22
23 23
SPA Passport - Food & Drink 22
24 24
MHE COURSES 25 25
Forklift Truck Training 23 26 26
IPAF 24 27 27
28 28
TRAIN THE TRAINER COURSES 29 29
Driver Trainer Assessor 25
30 30
SAFED Instructor 25
Driver CPC Trainer 26 31 31
National Register of LGV Instructors Course 27
RTITB FLT Instructor 28 COURSE CALENDAR KEY
APPRENTICESHIPS Management CPC ADR IOSH Managing Safely
Large Goods Vehicle Driver 29
Supply Chain Warehouse Operative 30
IOSH Working Safely IOSH Managing Safely Refresher IPAF
Supply Chain Traffic Office 30
CUMBRIA TRANSPORT GROUP 31
TRANSPORT MANAGER CPC - ROAD HAULAGE TRANSPORT MANAGER CPC ESSENTIALS/REFRESHER
WHY DO I NEED A CPC? IDEAL FOR NEW DEPOT MANAGERS OR AS A REFRESHER
Applicants for a Standard National or International O-licence are legally required to hold a certificate of professional This course has been developed for transport operations managers to get up to date information on recent legislative
competence or employ a transport manager who meets the requirements. Candidates will be considered professionally changes and operator obligations. Candidates will refresh their knowledge in the key CPC areas needed to run an
competent by passing the examination for the Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) set by OCR Examinations effective and compliant operation. This training is recognised by the Traffic Commisioner as relevent continued
on behalf of the Department for Transport. professional development.
Once you have passed the exams you will be in a position to apply for an O-licence. Candidates will be issued with a certificate of attendance following completion of the course which provides evidence that
positive steps have been taken to demonstrate their professionalism and continued development.
COURSE CONTENT BENEFITS OF ATTENDING
Business and Company Law, Industrial Relations, Health and Safety Provides you with the information and tools to ensure you are up-to-date with the current developments in transport
legislation.
Financial Management, Commercial Conduct, Marketing, Organisation Charts, KPIs and Work Plans, Business Taxation
Ensures you that you are operating legally in compliance with the latest guidance from the Traffic Commissioners.
Operator Licensing, VED, Drivers’ Hours and Records, Working Time Regulations
Planned Preventive Maintenance, Vehicle Costing, Vehicle Taxation, Transport Ancillaries and Contracts of Carriage
DAY ONE
Electronic Data, Weights and Dimensions of Vehicles and Loads, Safe Loading of Vehicles and Transit of Goods, Operator Licence System and Operator’s Commitments
Plating and Testing, Fleet Inspections and Enforcement
EU Drivers’ Hours
Driver Licensing, Periodic Training, Traffic Regulations and Speed Limits, Traffic Accident Procedure, Insurance
Working Time Directive
Vehicle Selection, Permits and Methods of Operating, Customs Transit System, Intercoms and Frontier Crossings,
International Documentation Environmental Management
4 5
Exam Preparation Driver Licensing and Arrangements
Vehicle Taxation
COURSE OPTIONS 2020 Course Dates Health and Safety in Road Haulage
Block 10 Days
An intensive 10 day programme with both multi-choice
and case study examinations on the final day.
2nd - 13th March DAY TWO
Exam: 13 March th
Tachographs
Split 6 and 4 Days
For those who cannot take a block of 10 days out of the Vehicle Maintenance
office. The first phase is the 6 day block which is intensive 1st - 12th June
study with the multi-choice exam at the end. The second Road Traffic Management and Enforcement
phase candidates attend for 4 days leading up to the case Exam: 12th June
study examination dates, with the case study being sat on
Speed Limits and Traffic Regulations 2020 Course Dates
the last day. The Authorities and Public Enquiries
31st August - 11th September 3rd & 4th March
Exam: 11 September
th
2nd & 3rd June
COST COST
23rd November - 4th December 1st & 2nd September
£1,050 + VAT + Exam Fees £195 + VAT
Cost includes study materials and refreshments Exam: 4th December Cost includes study materials, certification and refreshments
24th & 25th November
TRANSPORT MANAGER CPC - PASSENGER TRANSPORT TRANSPORT MANAGER CPC ESSENTIAL - PASSENGER TRANSPORT REFRESHER
If you are interested in attending the Transport Manager CPC - Passenger Transport course please contact us to If you are interested in attending the Transport Manager CPC Refresher - Passenger Transport course please contact
register your interest. us to register your interest.
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DANGEROUS GOODS - ADR DANGEROUS GOODS (ADR) GENERAL AWARENESS
An ADR Certificate is required for drivers carrying dangerous goods by road. Training is available for all classes, The ADR General Awareness course allows individuals to safely dispatch, handle and receive consignments of
including specialist radioactive materials and explosives. Bespoke courses can be arranged for any specific classes dangerous goods in line with legal requirements. It is ideal for candidates who are office, warehouse or yard based and
as required, including in-company courses. who deal with dangerous goods or candidates who handle limited quantities outside of scope.
ADR is divided into classes, commonly known as Core, Packages, Tankers and the seven common classes. ‘The Carriage of Dangerous Goods and Use of Transportable Pressure Equipment Regulations 2011’ and ADR 2015,
requires that organisations engaged in transport of “in scope” Dangerous Goods by road, ensure that all relevant staff
undergo adequate training. This includes Consignors, Carriers and Consignees.
DANGEROUS GOODS CLASSES APPROVED DRIVER CPC
This course includes up to 28 hours of Approved Driver
Class 1: Explosives
CPC Training modules.
COURSE CONTENT
Class 2: Gases The course will provide consignors and consignees of
dangerous goods with relevant knowledge of The Carriage
Class 3: Flammable Liquids 2020 Course Dates of Dangerous Goods and ADR Regulations, along with
Class 4: Flammable Solids essential awareness of:
20th - 24th January Key Responsibilities
Class 5: Oxidising Substances and Organic Peroxides
10th - 14th February Safe Operating Procedures
Class 6: Toxic and Infectious Substances
23rd - 27th March Potential Risks in the Handling of Hazardous Materials
Class 7: Radioactive Materials
Class 8: Corrosive Substances 20th - 24th April
COST
Class 9: Miscellaneous Substances 11th - 15th May £75 + VAT
6 Cost includes attendance certificate and refreshments If you are interested in attending an ADR Awareness 7
15th - 19th June course please contact us to register your interest.
COST
6th - 10th July
Core, Packages and 7 Classes
£320 + VAT + Exam Fees 3rd - 7th August DANGEROUS GOODS SAFETY ADVISER & REFRESHER
Core, Packages, Tanks and 7 Classes 14th - 18th September
There is a legal requirement for companies involved in the preparation, storage or transport of dangerous substances
£420 + VAT + Exam Fees to appoint one or more Dangerous Goods Safety Advisors (DGSA) on a full or part time basis. The DGSA is responsible
Cost includes study materials and refreshments. Please note 12th - 16th October for checking that the dangerous goods rules and regulations are being adhered to within their company.
JAUPT upload fees are not included in the price and will come at
an additional cost. 2nd - 6th November
If you wish to do a different combination than those listed please
speak to us. 14th - 18th December COURSE CONTENT
Classification
Packaging
DANGEROUS GOODS - ADR CLASS 1 & 7 Labelling
Transport Categories
Class 1: Explosives and Class 7: Radioactive Materials are specialist one day courses. Participants will need to have Limited and Expected Quantities
already passed the Core Module. Documentation
Placarding and Marking of Vehicles
If you are interested in attending a Class 1 or Class 7
COST course please contact us to register your interest.
Class 1: Explosives £200 + VAT + Exam Fees COST
Class 7: Radioactive £200 + VAT + Exam Fees £949 + VAT + Exam Fees If you are interested in attending a Dangerous Goods
Cost includes study materials and refreshments Cost includes study materials and refreshments Safety Adviser course please contact us to register
your interest.
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PETROLEUM DRIVER PASSPORT - ANNUAL REFRESHER DRIVERS’ HOURS & RECORD KEEPING
The Petroleum Driver Passport (PDP) scheme sets a benchmark in competency against which all road tanker drivers This course covers the basic regulations for EU regulated hours, the Working Time regulations for Mobile Workers
who are loading, transporting and off-loading petroleum fuel products in road tankers in the UK are measured. and UK domestic regulations. It also covers requirements for record keeping and the use of digital tachographs,
Competency is assessed using both classroom and practical techniques. including the process for making manual entries.
The passport is renewed on a five year cycle, but also has an annual refresher requirement.
COURSE AIMS
The PDP scheme applies to drivers who load, transport and off-load the following products: This module aims to ensure that you have a working understanding of the:
UN 1202 — Gas Oil or Diesel Fuel or Heating Oil, Light Requirements of EU Drivers’ Hours Regulations (EC561/2006) and the Road Transport (Working Time) Regulations
UN 1203 — Gasoline or Petrol or Motor Spirit Penalties and consequences of breaches of these regulations
UN 1223 — Kerosene 2020 Course Dates
Requirements of Tachograph Regulations (165/2014) including penalties for failure to use and improper use
UN 1863 — Fuel, Aviation, Turbine Engines 27th March
19th June LEARNING OBJECTIVES
COST By the end of this module you should be able to:
18th September
£130 + VAT Demonstrate an understanding of the principles of drivers’ hours and working time regulations
Cost includes study materials, certification and refreshments 18th December Apply your understanding of drivers’ hours regulations to practical scenarios
Understand and comply with the recording requirements of tachograph regulations including use of analogue and
digital tachographs
8
COURSE CONTENT 9
Operator Licensing
Drivers’ Hours Regulations
Working Time Regulations
Domestic Rules
Tachographs and Records
2020 Course Dates
28th January
18th February
28th April
23rd June
11th August
PETROLEUM DRIVER PASSPORT - INITIAL CLASSROOM 27th October
If you are interested in an Initial PDP course please
COST 8th December
COST contact us to arrange a suitable training date. £46.25 + £10 Admin & Certification Fee + VAT
£130 + VAT + Exam Fee + £8.75 JAUPT Upload Fee
Call 01228 530 552 Cost includes course materials and refreshments
Cost includes study materials and refreshments or email info@sptraininguk.com
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VEHICLE CHECKS & ENFORCEMENT DRIVER SAFETY AT WORK
This course covers safe loading and unloading, pre-start vehicle checks, vehicle compliance and roadside law This course cover Health and Safety in the logistics environment, Manual Handling and working at height. Slips, trips
enforcement. OCRS and how drivers directly affect this important compliance tool. Forces acting on a vehicle, and falls.The correct use of personal protective equipment. Weights and weighbridges.
rollover avoidance and action in the event of a collision or at the scene of an accident.
COURSE AIMS LEARNING OBJECTIVES COURSE AIMS LEARNING OBJECTIVES
This module aims to ensure that you have a working By the end of this module you should be: This module aims to ensure that you have a working By the end of this module you should be able to:
understanding of the: understanding of the:
Familiar with pre-use checks required for vehicle and Demonstrate an understanding of health and safety
Importance of carrying out pre-use checks for vehicle load Health and Safety legislation in the logistics environment legislation in the transport environment
and load Able to identify the areas to be checked and what to Risk assessment procedures Understand the risk assessment process
Many legal requirements for driving heavy goods vehicles look for
on roads used by the public Aware of the basic legal requirements for driving heavy Dangers of a near miss and accident reporting procedures Understand the dangers of a near miss and the
goods vehicles, such as speed limits and restrictions importance of reporting health and safety issues
Different types of legal documents that may be required, Control of substances hazardous to health regulations
for access
depending on the load
Aware of the key documents required when transporting Personal Protective Equipment and its correct use Demonstrate a basic knowledge of the regulations
Regulations that apply to loading, unloading and transport different types of load governing the handling of dangerous goods
of loads Avoiding injury when manual handling
Aware of the regulations that cover safe loading
Understand the use of PPE
Different types of load restraint and the correct procedures Aware of the various types of load restraint and their Fire prevention
for securing loads use
Dangers within the work place Understand correct manual handling techniques
Risks of vehicle rollover and ways in which rollover can Aware of the conditions that can lead to rollover and
be avoided ways in which rollover can be avoided Basic knowledge of first aid Demonstrate a basic knowledge of fire prevention
Hazards while driving and while operating equipment Demonstrate an understanding of the dangers in the
10 COURSE CONTENT workplace 11
Vehicle Checks
COURSE CONTENT Demonstrate a basic knowledge of first aid
Roadside Enforcement Documents 2020 Course Dates Managing health and safety accidents at work Demonstrate an understanding of hazards when
Traffic Law operating equipment
29th January Risk assessment procedures
HASAWA
Accident and near miss philosophy
Road Vehicles Regulations 18th March 2020 Course Dates
Control of substances hazardous to health
Load Securing Equipment
27th May Workplace injuries 21st February
Rollover Avoidance
Manual handling
Traffic Collision Procedure 22th July 1st May
Work equipment
23rd Sept Fire prevention 22nd May
COST The workplace
11th Nov 26th June
£46.25 + £10 Admin & Certification Fee + VAT First aid
+ £8.75 JAUPT Upload Fee
Health at work 14th August
Cost includes course materials and refreshments
Display screen equipment
30th October
Driving hazards
11th December
COST
£46.25 + £10 Admin & Certification Fee + VAT
+ £8.75 JAUPT Upload Fee
Cost includes course materials and refreshments
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SAFE, FUEL EFFICIENT DRIVING & MANOEUVRING DRIVERS' HOURS & CUSTOMER MANAGEMENT
This course focuses on the importance of looking after yourself whilst in charge of a truck or coach, the key This course is a refresher course for drivers and covers use of digital tachographs, EU regulated hours, Working Time
issues affecting driver health and fitness to drive, the potential risks and how to avoid them as well as manoeuvring Regulations and UK domestic hours. Management of delivery situations and proof of delivery are covered ensuring
and banksman duties. drivers carry out their duties professionally.
It also looks at the causes of accidents, the effects of drugs, drink and mobile phones on driver awareness.
Building on SAFED (Safe & Fuel Efficient) defensive driving techniques to support drivers to obtain improved MPG COURSE AIMS LEARNING OBJECTIVES
and reduce accidents.
The module aims to ensure that you have a working By the end of this module you should be able to:
COURSE AIMS LEARNING OBJECTIVES understanding of the:
Demonstrate an understanding of the principles of
This module aims to ensure that you have a working By the end of this module you should know: Requirements of EU Drivers’ Hours Regulations drivers’ hours and working time regulations
understanding of: (EC561/2006) and the Road Transport (Working Time)
The importance of physical and mental fitness Regulations Apply understanding of drivers’ hours regulations to
Defensive and Fuel Efficient Driving practical scenarios
The effects of alcohol, drugs or other substances likely Penalties and consequences of breaching these
Manoeuvring and Banksman to affect behaviour regulations Manage delivery situations positively and ensure
The symptoms causes and effects of fatigue and stress company documentation is completed
COURSE CONTENT Defensive and safe driving techniques
Ways to manage customers when making deliveries
Fitness to Drive Use of electronic systems and proof of delivery
Importance of vehicle checks and maintenance
Distractions and the consequences
The dangers of manoeuvring
Defensive and safe driving techniques
The recommended banksman signals
COURSE CONTENT
Importance of vehicle checks and maintenance Operator Licencing
How to optimise fuel consumption
12 How to optimise fuel consumption 13
Dealing with vulnerable road users Drivers’ Hours Regulations
Dealing with vulnerable road users
Working Time Directive
The dangers of manoeuvring
Recognise hazards when manoeuvring 2020 Course Dates Tachographs & records
Safe manoeuvring techniques and banksman signals 27th January 2020 Course Dates
Management of customers
17th February Company documentation
17th March
16th March
26th May
27 th April
21st July
22nd June COST
20th July £46.25 + £10 Admin & Certification Fee + VAT 22th September
10th August + £8.75 JAUPT Upload Fee
Cost includes course materials and refreshments 10th November
21 st September
26th October
9th November
7th December
COST
£46.25 + £10 Admin & Certification Fee + VAT
+ £8.75 JAUPT Upload Fee
Cost includes course materials and refreshments
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EMERGENCY FIRST AID AT WORK TRAFFIC LAW
The course covers management of an unresponsive casualty, CPR and the recovery position, dealing with bleeding This course covers parking and loading restrictions, road signs, alcohol and drugs, licensing, legal myths and facts,
and shock, as well as choking, seizures, stroke and minor injuries. The course includes practical and written exercises corporate manslaughter, port security and immigration as well as dealing with incidents, road works and congestion.
and learners will get hands on experience of placing someone in the recovery position and delivering CPR as well as
completing an accident report form.
COURSE AIMS LEARNING OBJECTIVES
COURSE AIMS LEARNING OBJECTIVES This module aims to ensure that you have a working
understanding of the:
By the end of this module you should be able to:
This module aims to ensure that you have a working By the end of this module you should have an Demonstrate that you understand the legal definition
understanding of the: understanding of: Relevant aspects of traffic law to help you to use the of a road
road in a safe and legal manner
Workplace first aid issues The legal responsibilities and regulations related to Recall the national speed limits for different types of
health and safety and first aid in the workplace
How to respond to a first aid emergency
Casualty assessment and basic life support techniques
COURSE CONTENT roads and vehicles
How to administer first aid Highway Code Describe the main types of road sign shape and colour
Treatment of common injuries and conditions including and their generic meanings
cuts, burns, asthma, epilepsy, choking and shock Road signs and road markings
COURSE CONTENT First aid stations and kits Access restrictions on parking, loading/unloading, setting
Demonstrate that you know the meaning of road signs
and markings
Dealing with a casualty down and collection of passengers
Pedestrian crossings types and methods of operating Explain why particular parking scenarios are hazardous
Arriving at the scene and illegal
Assessing the scene Junctions
Identify different types of pedestrian crossing and the
Driving licences driving rules associated with these
Dealing with an unconscious casualty who isn’t breathing
14 15
Incidents, road works and congestion
CPR
Mobile phones and seat belts, alcohol and drugs
How to deal with a casualty who is choking
Corporate manslaughter
Asthma symptoms and treatment
Port security and illegal immigration
Dealing with bleeding
Epilepsy and seizures symptoms
2020 Course Dates
Dealing with minor injuries
Foreign objects in nose, ears and eyes 31st January
Fractures, dislocations and sprains
2020 Course Dates 20th March
30th January 23rd July 1st April
Head injuries
29th May
Nose bleeds and amputations 20th February 13th August
24th July
Spinal injuries 19 th March 24 th September
25th September
3 rd April 29th October
13th November
COST 30 th April 12 th November
£51.25 + £10 Admin Fee + £10 Certification 28th May 10th December
Fee + VAT + £8.75 JAUPT Upload Fee
25th June COST
Cost includes course materials and refreshments
£46.25 + £10 Admin & Certification Fee + VAT
Non-Driver CPC £80 + VAT + £8.75 JAUPT Upload Fee
Cost includes course materials, certification and refreshments
Cost includes course materials and refreshments
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VULNERABLE ROAD USERS ALL DRIVER CPC DATES - 2020
With vulnerable road user accidents a major cause for concern this course outlines how and why urban streetscapes JANUARY
are changing. Identifying road users who are vulnerable and why. Monday 27th Driver Safety at Work
It highlights a driver’s responsibilities helping them to gain knowledge and experience of the issues faced by vulnerable Monday 27th Safe, Fuel Efficient
road users (VRU). Driving & Manoeuvring
Tuesday 28th Drivers’ Hours
Promotion of techniques and technology to improve road safety is covered and we review driver attitudes through and Record Keeping
reflection and critique to improve good driving practices.
Tuesday 28th Drivers’ Hours and
Customer Management
COURSE AIMS LEARNING OBJECTIVES Wednesday 29th Vehicle Checks and Enforcement
This module aims to ensure that you have a working By the end of this module you should: Thursday 30th Emergency First Aid at Work
understanding of:
Understand the issues faced by vulnerable road users Friday 31st Traffic Law
How and why urban streetscapes are changing
Promote techniques and technology to improve road
Who are vulnerable road users and why safety
FEBRUARY
Monday 17th Safe, Fuel Efficient
A driver’s responsibility Understand driver attitudes through reflection and Driving & Manoeuvring
critique to improve driving practices
Tuesday 18th Drivers’ Hours and
COURSE CONTENT Record Keeping
The changing streetscape and urban driving and walking Wednesday 19th Vulnerable Road Users
Thursday 20th Emergency First Aid at Work
16 Cycle Lanes and London’s Cycle Superhighways 17
City Cycle Hire and Cycle Safety Friday 21st Driver Safety at Work
Pedestrians MARCH
Motorised Two Wheelers Monday 16th Driver Safety at Work
Cyclists, Blind Spots, Sharing the road, Cyclist Safety Monday 16th Safe, Fuel Efficient
Driving & Manoeuvring
Road Traffic Collisions
Tuesday 17th Drivers’ Hours and
Defensive Driving, Perception, Speed, Mobile Phones Customer Management
2020 Course Dates Wednesday 18th Vehicle Checks and Enforcement
Thursday 19th Emergency First Aid at Work
19th February
Friday 20th Traffic Law
2nd April
29th April APRIL
24th June Wednesday 1st Traffic Law
12th August Thursday 2nd Vulnerable Road Users
28th October Friday 3rd Emergency First Aid
9th December Monday 27th Safe, Fuel Efficient
Driving & Manoeuvring
COST Tuesday 28th Drivers’ Hours
and Record Keeping
£46.25 + £10 Admin & Certification Fee + VAT
Wednesday 29th Vulnerable Road Users
+ £8.75 JAUPT Upload Fee
Cost includes course materials and refreshments Thursday 30th Emergency First Aid at Work
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ALL DRIVER CPC DATES - 2020 DRIVER CPC CONSORTIUM
SP Training offer intelligently applied Driver CPC solutions that give logistics businesses and training organisations real
MAY SEPTEMBER value for money and quality leading edge training products.
Friday 1st Driver Safety at Work Monday 21st Driver Safety at Work
Friday 22nd Driver Safety at Work Monday 21st Safe, Fuel Efficient SP TRAINING OFFER BESPOKE DESIGN OPTION
Driving & Manoeuvring
Tuesday 26th Drivers’ Hours Consortium members can access a number of different
Bespoke design is available to develop specific courses
and Customer Management Tuesday 22nd Drivers’ Hours products to suit their particular needs and can choose
or adapt existing courses to meet your specific needs
and Customer Management from our extensive menu of courses covering a wide
Vehicle Checks and Enforcement and gain significant business impact. SP Training have
Wednesday 27th range of subjects. Membership of the SP Training
Wednesday 23rd Vehicle Checks and Enforcement Consortium saves money in comparison to developing
always been at the forefront of course production with
Thursday 28 th
Emergency First Aid at Work innovative, leading edge thinking, design and expertise.
Thursday 24th Emergency First Aid at Work your own offer.
Friday 29th Traffic Law
Friday 25th Traffic Law BENEFITS For more information please contact us.
Call 01228 530 552 or email info@sptraininguk.com
JUNE Costs effective
OCTOBER
Monday 22nd Safe, Fuel Efficient High quality course materials
Driving & Manoeuvring Monday 26th Safe, Fuel Efficient Updated regularly
Driving & Manoeuvring
Tuesday 23rd Drivers’ Hours Train the trainer
and Record Keeping Tuesday 27th Drivers’ Hours Full support and mentoring
and Record Keeping
Wednesday 24th Vulnerable Road Users Easy administration process and JAUPT upload
Wednesday 28th Vulnerable Road Users Bespoke design option
Thursday 25th Emergency First Aid at Work
Thursday 29th Emergency First Aid at Work
18 Friday 26th Driver Safety at Work 19
Friday 30th Driver Safety at Work
JULY NOVEMBER
Monday 20th Driver Safety at Work Monday 9th Driver Safety at Work
Monday 20th Safe, Fuel Efficient Monday 9th Safe, Fuel Efficient
Driving & Manoeuvring Driving & Manoeuvring
Tuesday 21st Drivers’ Hours Tuesday 10th Drivers’ Hours
and Customer Management
Wednesday 22th Vehicle Checks and Enforcement
and Customer Management Wednesday 11th Vehicle Checks and Enforcement
Thursday 23rd Emergency First Aid at Work Thursday 12th Emergency First Aid at Work
Friday 24th Traffic Law Friday 13th Traffic Law
AUGUST DECEMBER
Monday 7th Safe, Fuel Efficient
Monday 10th Safe, Fuel Efficient
Driving & Manoeuvring
Driving & Manoeuvring
Tuesday 8th Drivers’ Hours
Tuesday 11th Drivers’ Hours
and Record Keeping
and Record Keeping
Wednesday 9th Safe, Fuel Efficient
Wednesday 12th Vulnerable Road Users
Driving & Manoeuvring
Thursday 13th Emergency First Aid at Work
Wednesday 9th Vulnerable Road Users
th
Friday 14 Driver Safety at Work Thursday 10th Emergency First Aid at Work
Friday 11th Driver Safety at Work
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Everyone at work should have an understanding of why they must ‘work safely’. Every manager should have an understanding of their responsibilities when it comes to health and safety.
Working Safely is a one-day course for people at any level, in any sector, that need a grounding in health This flexible course is ideal for getting managers up-to-speed on the skills they need to tackle safety and
and safety. health issues in the workplace.
Ideal for introducing staff to why health and safety is important, Working Safely shows how everyone can make a difference A practical programme, full of step-by-step guidance, Managing Safely has a sharp business focus. The hands on,
to their own well-being and that of others through everyday behaviours. Fun and interactive, the course focuses on best jargon-free format engages and inspires, and has helped a huge range of businesses to raise standards of safety
practice rather than legislation. and health.
COURSE CONTENT BUSINESS BENEFITS COURSE CONTENT LEARNING OBJECTIVES
The course is arranged in four modules: Recognised by CSCS as equivalent to Level 1 Award The course is arranged in seven modules: On completion of the course delegates should be able to:
in health and safety in a construction environment,
1. Introduction to working safely enabling delegates to apply for a CSCS green card 1. Introducing managing safely Identify their responsibilities for health and safety
once they have passed the CITB Health, Safety and
2. Defining hazard and risk 2. Assessing risks Explain the reasons for preventing workplace accidents
Environment Operators Test
and occupational ill health
3. Identifying common hazards 3. Controlling risks
Greater productivity as fewer hours are lost due to Define ‘hazard’, ‘risk’ and ‘risk assessment’
4. Improving safety performance sickness and accidents 4. Understanding your responsibilities
Identify common hazards including those associated
Improved company-wide safety awareness culture 5. Identifying hazards with entrances and exits, work traffic, fire, chemicals,
ASSESSMENT and appreciation for safety measures
6. Investigating accidents and incidents
electricity, physical and verbal abuse, bullying, stress,
noise, housekeeping and the working environment,
Delegates are evaluated using a multi-format question Active staff involvement to improve the workplace
7. Measuring performance slips, trips and falls, working at height, computers and
paper and a multiple choice hazard spotting exercise
Nationally recognised and respected certification manual handling
20 When you pass, you can choose to receive the IOSH
21
Working Safely certificate as proof of your qualification Enhanced reputation within the supply chain ASSESSMENT Carry out a risk assessment
A 25 question, multiple format assessment paper Identify the best techniques to control key risks
2020 Course Dates A risk assessment based project Identify the demands of the law and how the legal
system works
When you pass, you’ll be awarded an IOSH Managing
23rd January Safely certificate Describe a health and safety management system
Identify why and how accidents should be investigated
20th February
Outline basic performance indicators for monitoring
activities
17th March
Outline the requirements for the control of waste
and pollution
21st May
13th August
2020 Course Dates
19th November
17th - 19th February
18th - 20th May
COST COST 10th - 12th August
£139 + VAT £449 + VAT
Cost includes course materials, exam fees and refreshments Cost includes course materials, exam fees and refreshments 16th - 18th November
t. 01228 530 552 • e. info@sptraininguk.com www.sptraininguk.comIOSH MANAGING SAFELY REFRESHER FORKLIFT TRUCK TRAINING
A practical and engaging one-day course that keeps employees’ Managing Safely training up to date. SP Training are an accredited provider of RTITB Forklift Truck (FLT) operator training.
Courses are offered for all levels of experience and for a range of Mechanical Handling Equipment (MHE).
COURSE CONTENT BUSINESS BENEFITS On completion of these courses candidates will gain a RTITB photo ID and certificate, these are valid for
3 years.
Thinking back Greater productivity as fewer hours are lost due to
sickness and accidents We are constantly adding to our MHE portfolio so if you are needing training for a piece of equipment not listed please
Refreshing your knowledge contact us, as we may still be able to help.
Improved company-wide safety awareness culture
Building on what you know and appreciation for safety measures
Putting Managing Safely into practice Active staff involvement to improve the workplace
EXPERIENCE LEVELS
Nationally recognised and respected certification for Novice: Designed for those with no previous experience of operating a FLT.
Applying the management system
managers and supervisors
Experienced: For someone who is an experienced FLT operator but does not have a certificate (or can’t provide proof they
Theory Test held one).
Enhanced reputation within the supply chain
If you are interested in an IOSH Managing Safely Refresher: For existing operators who require periodic refresher training (proof of previous training must be provided).
Refresher please contact us. 2020 Course Dates Conversion: For candidates who already hold certification on one type of FLT and would like to qualify in the operation
of another type.
Call 01228 530 552 or email info@sptraininguk.com 21st February
22nd May EQUIPMENT TRAINING NEEDED
COST Counterbalance Refresher - 1 day
14th August
£139 + VAT
Reach Experienced - 3 days
Cost includes course materials, exam fees and refreshments 20th November
Sideloader Novice - 5 days
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Vehicle-Mounted Lift Truck
SPA PASSPORT – FOOD & DRINK Very Narrow-Aisle (Man-Up)
Conversion - 1 day
Please note these timings can change due to course
Aimed at contractors, employees or casual workers who work in food and drink manufacturing, the SPA Passport food Rough Terrain Telescopic Handler numbers or piece of equipment.
and drink training programme focuses on hygiene and food safety, specific environmental issues as well as health and Vehicle Mounted Hydraulic Loader
safety practices.
Lorry Loader Crane (HIAB)
Module 1 – Food Protection COURSE AIMS Pedestrian Pallet Stacker
Delegates will get an understanding of the potential sources
and types of food contamination, effects of contamination, To provide information and training relevant to the food Multi-Directional Lift Truck
safe working practices to eliminate or reduce risk, the and drink industry sector in respect of food hygiene,
environmental concerns and health and safety. Pivot Steer Truck
importance of protective clothing and good personal
hygiene. To understand the implications for cost, business,
Module 2 – Environmental Protection job security and risk of injury if concerns for hygiene,
ASSESSMENT METHOD
environment and health and safety are not properly Learners will be assessed in three parts:
This module will give delegates an understanding of current considered.
and future environmental requirements, the impact of Theory Test
environmental damage, anti-pollution controls and proper
waste disposal.
LEARNING OUTCOMES Pre-Use Inspection Test
Module 3 – Health and Safety Compare injury incident rates across some industry Practical Test of Basic Operating Skills
sectors.
This module provides an awareness and understanding of
the hazards to health and safety particularly relevant to the
food and drink sector and the control measures necessary
Understand the importance of training, awareness
and good personal behaviour in reducing potential
COST
to such risks to continually reduce levels. for harm. Refresher: £160 + VAT
Recognise the implications for cost, job security and Experienced: £350 + VAT
COST risk of injury if areas of concern are not addressed
Novice: £495 + VAT
and controlled
Renewal: £90 + VAT • Initial: £140 + VAT Conversion: £255 + VAT
Cost includes course materials, test fees and refreshments Understand the three main areas of concern as food Cost includes course materials, exam fees and refreshments
damage, environmental damage and people damage.
t. 01228 530 552 • e. info@sptraininguk.com www.sptraininguk.comIPAF DRIVER TRAINER ASSESSOR
SP Training are an approved IPAF Training Centre and deliver a range of powered access training courses. You can This course focuses on the practical aspects of driver assessment and corrective training and can prove an extremely
train on one or more pieces of equipment with each having its own qualification category. Those who need to use only cost-effective way of providing training throughout a company.
one category of powered access equipment should attend the Single Category course and those who need to use two
categories of powered access equipment should attend the Dual Categories course. Subsequent in-house training ensures drivers are taught about driving safely and responsibly, with consideration of
their fuel economy and other road users. The course will train candidates to carry out driving assessments and provide
Training should be undertaken by those who use, supervise or manage the use of powered access, including scissor lifts, corrective training for HGV drivers.
self-propelled boom lifts, trailer mounted boom lifts and aerial work platforms.
COURSE CONTENT BENEFITS OF THE COURSE
COURSE CONTENT Licence, eyesight and vehicle checks Demonstrable safety and environmental benefits
Introduction and pre-course theory test Assessment routes Train the Trainer format is a cost-effective way to
MEWP categories An awareness of driving assessment reports cascade training across a driving team
Structural parts How to mark assessments Identification of unsafe and inefficient driving practices
in order to develop driver-centred remedial actions
Regulations - ISO 18878, European, HASAWA Practical driving techniques
Commentary driving An increased understanding of the technical and
Regulations - PUWER, LOLER, MHSW, WAHR, RIDDOR
psychological aspects of driver assessment
Pre-use inspection/handovers Instructional techniques
Assessors will be better equipped to provide positive/
Safe operating methods and hazards Dealing with negative driver skills and behaviours constructive feedback to drivers
Theory test Communicating safety performance and implementing
improvements This course is only available on an in-company basis.
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Safe driving
Practical assessment
Fuel efficient driving Call 01228 530 552 or email info@sptraininguk.com
EQUIPMENT
Static Boom (1b) SAFED INSTRUCTOR
Self Propelled Scissor Lift (3a)
Self Propelled Boom (3b)
SP Training SAFED Instructor course is suitable for experienced trainers who wish to deliver Safe and Fuel Efficient
COST MEWPS for Managers Driver (SAFED) training that will lower fuel use and vehicle accidents, whilst reducing environmental impact.
Push Along Vertical
Developed for large vehicles this course is now available for all types of vehicles. The SAFED training course equips
Single Category (1b or 3a or 3b):
Harness Course learners with the skills and expertise required to improve fuel use, reduce costs, improve road safety, reduce driver fatigue
£155 + IPAF card & certification fee + VAT and reduce the occupational road risk.
Dual Categories (3a and 3b):
£195 + IPAF card & certification fee + VAT
Harness Course:
COURSE CONTENT BENEFITS OF THE COURSE
£75 + IPAF card & certification fee + VAT 2020 Course Dates Introduction to SAFED Highly trained, knowledgeable workforce
MEWPS for Managers: 28th, 29th or 30th January SAFED Theory Significantly reduce your fuel spend
£165 + IPAF card & certification fee + VAT
18th, 19th or 20th March Pre-Start Vehicle Checks Improve the residual value of your vehicles
Formative Driving Assessment Reduce vehicle downtime and costs
12th, 13th or 14th May
Vehicle and Road Craft Instruction Potentially reduce insurance premiums
15th, 16th or 17th July
Driver Validation Exercise Reduce environmental pollution
16th, 17th or 18th September
Underpinning Knowledge Exercise For more information please contact us.
4th, 5th or 6th November
Assessment Call 01228 530 553 or email info@sptraininguk.com
t. 01228 530 552 • e. info@sptraininguk.com www.sptraininguk.comDRIVER CPC TRAINER NATIONAL REGISTER OF LGV INSTRUCTORS COURSE
The Driver CPC Trainer course develops new and existing trainers’ skills to deliver high quality classroom based This modular course focuses on the theoretical and practical aspects of qualifying for the National Register of LGV
training courses. You will learn how to deliver training that complies with JAUPT requirements in a dynamic and Instructors (NRI).
effective manner using multimedia and modern teaching techniques.
The course covers the skills and knowledge required to train new drivers wishing to pass all Modules of the DVSA LGV
tests and also assessment and training of newly qualified and experienced drivers helping them to develop their careers.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Delegates who successfully complete the course will be able to apply to the NRI for membership. Training is available to
support lapsed DVSA LGV Register of Instructors to refresh their skills to apply to the NRI.
Commercial trainers, new and existing in-house trainers, driver trainer assessors (DTA’s), fuel champions, or anyone who
wishes to develop knowledge of instructional techniques and lesson planning.
COURSE CONTENT BENEFITS OF THE COURSE
COURSE CONTENT COURSE DURATION Theory training Ability to effectively train novice drivers to pass all
DVSA Modular tests
Introduction to driver CPC Inexperienced Instructors - 5 days Licence, eyesight and vehicle checks
Driver CPC syllabus, subject selection and training Experienced Instructors/Refresher - 2 days Driving assessment and test reports Ability to train and develop newly qualified and
needs analysis
experienced drivers
DVSA marking criteria, fault identification and categorisation
Instructional techniques, qualities of an instructor,
basic principles, subject analysis, preparation and Driving techniques Cost-effectively cascade company specific training
planning, motivation, conformation, and evaluation to drivers
question technique Instructional techniques and coaching skills
Course structure and lesson planning Dealing with driver behaviours Be able to identify unsafe and inefficient driving practices
Training aids Interpersonal and communication skills
An increased understanding of the technical and
Micro-teach sessions Module 1, 2, 3 and 4 tests psychological aspects of driver assessment
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Centre processes for JAUPT compliance Safe driving
Able to risk asses to a recognised standard and provide
JAUPT compliance, course and instructor approval
Fuel efficient driving positive/constructive feedback
Evaluation and feedback record keeping
This course is only available on an in-company basis. Courses are modular and designed to take into account candidates experience and existing skills and qualifications.
Teaching competency assessment For more information please contact us. Enquire now to discuss your specific requirements.
Course review and Q&A Call 01228 530 552 or email info@sptraininguk.com Call 01228 530 552 or email info@sptraininguk.com
t. 01228 530 552 • e. info@sptraininguk.com www.sptraininguk.comRTITB FLT INSTRUCTOR APPRENTICESHIPS
The SP Training RTITB Lift Truck Instructor course will provide candidates with the skills required to prepare and BENEFITS OF APPRENTICESHIPS
examine operators for the working environment of lift trucks. Candidates will be equipped to understand how to do this
in accordance with agreed best practice. Businesses across the UK offer apprenticeship places because they recognise their effectiveness at increasing productivity,
improving business performance and ensuring a committed and competent workforce.
Successful completion of the course will require candidates to pass an examination that covers basic operating skills,
associated knowledge and practical instructional ability. Courses are available for inexperienced instructors, instructors
converting from ITSSAR, AITT or NPORS as well as re-registration.
WHAT IS REQUIRED FROM THE EMPLOYER?
For the majority of apprenticeships, the employer is required to allow the apprentice time to study and take assessments.
We will advise in advance as much as possible to facilitate work planning.
COURSE CONTENT COURSE DURATION
The employer is also asked to facilitate visits from SP Training staff to both deliver training and monitor training performance
Health and safety Novice - 10 days and competence.
Relevant regulations Conversion - 5 days Please note that before joining an apprenticeship programme, all applicants will need to be assessed to determine their
level of English and maths and an Eligibility Check will also need to be carried out.
Approved code of practice (ACOP)
Re-Registration - 5 days
The role of the instructor and qualities
Basic principles of instruction LARGE GOODS VEHICLE DRIVER APPRENTICESHIP
Skills and task analysis
COST
Lesson structure (practical and theory) Novice: £1,245 + VAT WHAT IS A LARGE GOODS VEHICLE WHAT QUALIFICATIONS WILL
Conversion: £645 + VAT (LGV) DRIVER APPRENTICESHIP? BE ACHIEVED?
Report writing
Re-Registration: £645 + VAT
Lift truck test An apprenticeship is a training programme that is completed At the end of the apprenticeship the following training and
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whilst also working and getting paid. In the case of the qualifications will have been achieved:
The course concludes with an examination, which you must successfully complete in order to qualify as an RTITB Lift LGV apprenticeship this will be working as a Large Goods
Vehicle (LGV) driver but may also include other duties i.e. in Category C (Rigid) driving licence or Category C+E
Truck Instructor. Successful candidates are eligible to register on the RTITB Register of Professional Instructors.
the warehouse. (Artic) driving licence
Entry Requirement: Must hold a current RTITB FLT certificate.
The programme covers the driver training and tests. Initial Driver Certificate of Professional Competence
LGV apprentices need to pass either Category C (rigid) (Driver CPC)
or Category C+E (artic) in order to legally drive LGVs on
the road for work. They also need training to achieve the 35 hours of ongoing Driver Certificate of Professional
following competencies: Competence (Driver CPC)
Driving, Loading & Unloading Maths and English level 1 and/or 2 Functional Skills
Customer Care
Legislation The Apprentice may also achieve employer specific
qualifications: i.e. First Aid, Health and Safety, Fork Lift
Safe and Fuel Efficient Driving Truck
Environmental Issues
t. 01228 530 552 • e. info@sptraininguk.com www.sptraininguk.comSUPPLY CHAIN WAREHOUSE OPERATIVE APPRENTICESHIP CUMBRIA TRANSPORT GROUP
WHAT IS A WAREHOUSE WHAT QUALIFICATIONS WILL The Cumbria Transport Group (CTG) is a group of local transport businesses who have come together for a common
purpose. Representing freight and passenger transport industry views, the group is made up of a range of Cumbrian
OPERATIVE APPRENTICESHIP? BE ACHIEVED? based businesses and local government representatives.
In the case of the warehouse operative apprenticeship the At the end of the apprenticeship the following training and CORE THEMES OF THE GROUP ARE:
role will include working as a warehouse operative and qualifications will have been achieved:
may include other duties such as moving equipment in a
logistics environment, packing and distributing goods, RTITB Forklift Truck Licence EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
relevant legislation within the industry, customer service ,
risk assessments and basic first aid. Risk Assessment Level 2 The industry nationally has a shortage of skilled people, particularly drivers. Cumbria is in the same position and the skill
shortage is having a detrimental effect on the local economy. The CTG membership has opportunities for individuals who
This programme covers practical training and testing to Customer Care Level 2 wish to work in the transport industry.
National Standards. The apprentice will also cover other
knowledge and training sessions to include: First Aid in the Workplace
Functional Skills Level 1 (minimum) or Functional Skills
CAREER AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
Basics of Health and Safety
Level 2 The industry has an age demographic that is aging and as such young people need to be recruited into the industry to
Basics of Risk Assessment bring fresh ideas and energy. CTG support Apprenticeship recruitment and career paths for young people. CTG members
Supply Chain Warehouse Operative Apprenticeship
Basics of First Aid invest in their employees through training and development ensuring they have the skills to operate in the modern
transport industry.
Customer Service
INFLUENCING POLICY
The CTG is made up of strong local businesses and as a group are able to influence policy and ‘have a say’. The group
representatives have years of experience and understand transport issues. CTG are a strong transport lobby group with
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UNDERPINNING THE CUMBRIAN ECONOMY
WHAT IS A TRAFFIC WHAT QUALIFICATIONS WILL
CTG are significant employers in their own right representing around 1,000+ employees. The transport industry locally
OFFICE APPRENTICESHIP? BE ACHIEVED? underpins virtually every business activity in the county. A strong transport infrastructure allows the county to flex and
grow when required. With huge plans for infrastructure improvements and nuclear development in the future for Cumbria,
In the case of the traffic office apprenticeship the role will At the end of the apprenticeship the following training and CTG will play a significant part in supporting these plans.
include working in the traffic office and may include other qualifications will have been achieved:
duties such as vehicle planning, vehicle maintenance,
driver holidays, relevant legislation, customer service, risk Transport Manager CPC WANT TO JOIN CTG?
assessments and basic first aid.
Risk Assessment Level 2 CTG members are constantly looking for employees particularly drivers. If you are working in
This programme covers practical training and testing to logistics and are looking for a job in Cumbria contact Tony Higgins.
National Standards. The apprentice will also cover other Customer Care Level 2
knowledge and training sessions to include: Call 01228 530 552 or email info@sptraininguk.com CUMBRIA TRANSPORT GROUP
First Aid in the Workplace
Legislation regarding the use of commercial vehicles Functional Skills Level 1 and/or Level 2
Transport Planning Supply Chain Traffic Office Apprenticeship
Basics of Health & Safety
Basics of Risk Assessment
Basics of First Aid
Customer Service
t. 01228 530 552 • e. info@sptraininguk.com www.sptraininguk.comSP Training, Carlisle Airport Business Park, Carlisle CA6 4NW
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