Crusher Training Course – NPORS

NPORS Crusher Training

The aim of the NPORS Crusher Training Course is to provide practical and theoretical training for those who operate mobile crushing equipment in the workplace. This Crusher Training Course andTest is carried out on your site, using your own equipment.

The Crusher Training Course is designed to provide candidates with the knowledge and skills required in order to operate a crusher competently and safely in the workplace.

Price: Please contact us for a competitive quote. (Price depends on number of delegates and level of course)

Length of course: 3 Days (Refresher course 1 day)

Location: Can only be carried out on-site with your equipment.

Category: NPORS Courses

Description
Duration, Cost and Certification:

Crusher Training Course Content

Jaw Crushers:

Jaw Chamber Maintenance.
Plant Maintenance.
Basic Hydraulics & System Orientation.
Basic Electrics: Screen Navigation & Circuit Orientation.
Move crusher and set up for crushing
Start-up procedures
Demonstrate emergency shut down and re-start
Clear blockage and restart the crusher
Correct loading and unloading onto external transport
Jaw settings, hydraulic tension rod setting & plant orientation.
HASAW.
PUWER.

Why Choose Advanced Training and Testing

Crusher training course at a time to suit your schedule
Experienced instructors
Competitive costing for crusher courses
High pass rates on courses
NPORS Accredited

Duration: 3 days (Novice, please ask about refresher courses)

Cost: £POA Our course fees are very competitive.

Certification: NPORS Card Certification

NPORS is an approved CSCS Partner Card Scheme, providing evidence that individuals working on construction sites have the appropriate training and qualifications for the Crusher Operation. Furthermore, training criteria is based on the approved standards of the Construction Leadership Council.

Most major contractors should accept the NPORS Crusher card when presented on-site, which displays the silver CSCS logo.

This NPORS crusher training meets the statutory requirements of the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 and other relevant statutory provisions and Approved Codes of Practice.