CPCS A17 C TELESCOPIC HANDLER ALL SIZES EXCLUDING 360 SLEW
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£1,167 + VAT
The CPCS A17C course varies depending on whether one is a novice or an experienced operative simply looking to get certified. You should select a course that is aligned to your experience. Please call us for the test only option on 020 3150 1299.
Typically, the Novice course runs over four (4) days to cover both the theory and practical elements of the CPCS A17C Telescopic Handler test.
The experienced operator course runs over two (2) days and covers the theory element of the CPCS A17C test that you shall take at the end of your training.
At the end of your training, you shall take a theory & practical CPCS A17C Telescopic Handler test; the CPCS theory test is verbally relayed meaning that you shall be asked questions by the CPCS tester without the need for you to write or use a computer to answer questions.
The practical test shall involve you operating the telescopic handler under the observation of a CPCS tester; you MUST pass both the theory & practical CPCS tests in order for you to get a CPCS card.
Note: if you fail the CPCS theory test, you shall not be able to take a CPCS practical test.
A re-sit test attracts a fee (not the full amount).
- Roles and responsibilities of the plant operator
- Pre-use and post-use checks, including shut down and securing procedures
- Configuration, setting the machine for duties and travel
- Travel on a range of surfaces, including in confined spaces, with and without loads
- How to place and remove loads from a vehicle
- Loading and unloading procedures for machine transporting
- Name and explain the purpose of principle components, the basic construction, controls and terminology
- Confirm with Manufacturer’s requirements as per the operator’s handbook, other types of information source and the relevant regulations and legislation
You MUST have a CSCS test, NOT a card, not older than 24 months; it is the CSCS test NOT CSCS card.
Failure to arrive for the course with the relevant CSCS test completed and in date, will result in you not being permitted to undertake the exams at the end of the course.
No refund shall be given for exams cancelled as a result of you not having the relevant CSCS test completed, failing to attend a course or failing a test!
Bookings made with 3 or less days left prior to the course start date should be confirmed by calling EM Construction Training on 020 3150 1299 during office hours (09:00 am-05:30 pm Monday-Saturday)
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.
This course will give delegates a CPCS Red Trained Operator card (on successful completion of CPCS Technical Tests).
Trained Operator Card (RED)The Trained Operator Card confirms a level of core skills, knowledge and understanding that can be applied in the workplace until measured as competent against national standards.
Progression to Blue ‘Competent operator’ CPCS cardOnce you’ve obtained your Red CPCS Trained Operator Card, it will last for 2 years. During these 2 years, you must work towards and achieve your NVQ in Plant Operations to upgrade to a Blue CPCS Competence Card that is valid for 5 years.
The Blue Competent Operator CPCS card is achieved through completing a Plant operations NVQ at level 2; EM Construction Training does offer the NVQ required.
You do not need to take any further exams or come to a training center; we will come to your site or remotely assess you for your NVQ.
The plant operations NVQ required for this category is made up of only 3 units; these can be completed through observations, video recordings, written tasks etc.
Please call EM Construction Training on 020 3150 1299 for further information about our Plant operations NVQ provision.
All Trainers at EM Construction Training hold numerous health and safety qualifications such as the NEBOSH General Certificate, and the NEBOSH National Certificate in Construction Health & Safety which is well above the required industry standard to ensure that the delivery of the course is to the highest standard.
1. What topics are covered in the CPCS A17 Telescopic Handler course?
This course covers operating procedures for telescopic handlers, safety regulations, loading and unloading materials, and the use of various attachments on construction sites.
2. Will I receive CPCS certification after completing the course?
Yes, successful completion of the course will earn you a CPCS A17 certification, which is highly recognized within the industry.
3. Are there any prerequisites for this course?
You must have a basic knowledge of construction machinery and hold a valid CSCS card before enrolling in this course.
4. How long is the CPCS A17 Telescopic Handler course?
The course duration varies depending on your experience level, but it typically takes 4-5 days, including both theory and practical assessments.
5. How much does the CPCS A17 course cost?
Prices depend on location, but we offer competitive rates. Contact our team for a detailed quote and any applicable discounts.
6. What job opportunities can I explore after completing this course?
With a CPCS A17 certification, you can work as a telescopic handler operator, operating large machinery on construction sites. This is a high-demand role in the construction industry.
7. What assessment methods are used in this course?
You will undergo both theoretical and practical assessments. The practical test will evaluate your ability to safely and efficiently operate a telescopic handler in various scenarios.
8. How do I sign up for the CPCS A17 course?
You can enrol via our website or contact our support team. After registration, you’ll receive course materials and a schedule.
