CPCS A04 Tower Crane Operator Training Course | BTAQ

CPCS A04 Tower Crane Operator Training Course 
CPCS trained operator card (red card)

CPCS A04 Tower Crane Operator Training Course: Who is this for?

This course is useful for those construction operatives who are responsible for movement and handling of cranes on construction sites.

CPCS A04 Tower Crane Operator Training Course: Requirements

Have a good understanding of English
* 2 days training - classroom lessons and practical exercises
* 1 day assessment - CPCS technical tests.
* Comfortable working at heights.

CPCS A04 Tower Crane Operator Training Course: How long does it take to complete?

This course will be delivered over nine days (8 hours) including breaks. The first eight days are allocated to theoretical and practical training, whilst the last day is for the examination

CPCS A04 Tower Crane Operator Training Course Price

£1200+VAT

CPCS A04 Tower Crane Operator Training Course: What will I get?

Out tutor will deliver the required knowledge to pass the theoretical examination as well as information that is useful for crane movement and guidance, communication, plant hazards and ground conditions, work area layout.
The practical will focus on positioning.

CPCS A04 Tower Crane Operator Training Course Validity

The card is valid for 2 years, after which enrolling to an NVQ will be required, which will enable the possibility to apply for an 1 year extension. The completion of the NVQ process will enable the delegates to apply for a blue CPCS card valid for 5 years.

CPCS A04 Tower Crane Operator Training Course: Corporate Packages Available?

Corporate packages are available - various courses with NVQ level 2 and 3 as well as SSP courses - providing significant discounts and benefits. Contact us at office@btaq.co.uk for prices and discounts.

CPCS A04 Tower Crane Operator Training Course Content

Operate the tower crane safely and productively
Respond to the recognised signals for controlling crane operations
Decide whether a particular load is within the capacity of the crane
Carry out minor adjustments and routine maintenance
Understand the capabilities of the equipment and any relevant safety precautions, including the out of service procedure
Operate safe-load indicators and overload warning devices
Understand the effect of the working radius on the lifting capacity of the machine
Secure, check and maintain counterweights effectively
Gauge the effect of shock loading on structural strength and stability
Recognise the principles of safe slinging, the types and capacities of lifting gear, security and balance of load
Observe the statutory regulations in respect of lifting equipment and the operator’s own legal responsibilities.