What is a telehandler training course?
A telehandler training course teaches the participants the knowledge and skills needed to productively, safely and competently, operate a telehandler, also known as a telescopic handler or a boom lift. The courses are designed to comply with CPCS telehandler training standards.
A telehandler is a lifting machine that uses a telescopic boom that can be fitted with various lifting attachment ranging from pallet forks to buckets and winches. Pallet forks are the most common attachment.
Telehandler jobs in the UK pay on average £28,000.
A telehandler is a lifting machine that uses a telescopic boom that can be fitted with various lifting attachment ranging from pallet forks to buckets and winches. Pallet forks are the most common attachment.
Telehandler jobs in the UK pay on average £28,000.
Telehandler Course Details:
The telehandler training courses usually take between 1 and 4 days to complete, depending on the participant’s experience and how quickly they learn.
We run Construction Plant Competence Scheme (CPCS) telehandler courses as well as NPORS telehandler training.
During the course you will learn the crucial skills required to get the CPCS telehandler red card -- functionally equivalent to a telehandler licence -- in three categories: A (Industrial Telescopic Handler), B (Up to 9 metres), C (above 9m but excluding 360-degree slew). We also offer a course that leads to the separate 360 telehandler CPCS ticket.
We run Construction Plant Competence Scheme (CPCS) telehandler courses as well as NPORS telehandler training.
During the course you will learn the crucial skills required to get the CPCS telehandler red card -- functionally equivalent to a telehandler licence -- in three categories: A (Industrial Telescopic Handler), B (Up to 9 metres), C (above 9m but excluding 360-degree slew). We also offer a course that leads to the separate 360 telehandler CPCS ticket.
