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With over 18 years in the arboricultural industry and still actively involved on a commercial basis Scott is in an ideal position to relate the training you need to your commercial reality. As a Lantra Awards approved instructor and NPTC assessor you can be sure of the best possible training and individual attention.

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Thorough Examination of Arboricultural Equipment

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12th March 2012 3 days Level 3 Thorough Examination of Arboricultural Equipment £275 application/pdf icon473_Thorough%20Examination%20of%20Arboricultural%20Equipment%20(LOLER)%20Portfolio%20Final%20v1%20May%202010.pdf
Course Information

A comprehensive course covering all the theoretical and practical skills to inspect, record and report under LOLER regulations. Industry experience required.

 

Course Objectives

· Be aware of legislation pertaining to examination of arboricultural equipment.

· Understand definition and status of a competent person.

· Be aware of range of personal protective equipment (PPE) and other

equipment appropriate to working at height in arboricultural operations.

· Understand the requirements for operator pre-use checks, inspection, record

keeping, storage and transport of equipment.

· Identify different categories of equipment and their appropriate examination

intervals.

· Recognise appropriate marking of equipment to identify individual items.

· Correctly identify levels of wear and damage in a range of arboricultural

equipment.

· Demonstrate an ability to record findings of the thorough examination using the

appropriate forms.
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What did other people think about this course?
Once again thank you for making it enjoyable and informative. A drink is on me if we ever meet at one of the shows. Leading equipment supplier.
Prerequisites
Industry expereince is important, usually 3-5 years aerial treework using a range of modern climbing and rigging equipment. This is not essential however, those with allied industry or leisure experience have been sucessful on this course.
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