This course is vital for anyone using plant machinery in order to sling different loads. By completing this course, delegates gain the ability and knowledge to work safely while onsite. The course will give the delegate the necessary understanding of the role of a Slinger/Signaller or “Slinger Banksman” as they are more commonly known.
The type of CPCS Slinger Signaller course the delegate requires, depends upon the type of machinery used in the slinging process. There are 5 different endorsements that can be found below, each is its own CPCS course. If you are unsure of which endorsement you require, just give us a call on 01422 358 184.
A) All Types – All Duties
B) All Types – Static Duties
C) Lorry Loader – Static Duties
D) Excavator Only
E) Telehandler Only
Course duration:
The length of this course varies dependent on delegate’s experience level.
Where can I attend this course?
We have centres across the UK where you can complete this course.
Do I need to have any experience?
No, the course can be taken by experienced Slinger Banksmen and also by complete novices. The length of the course will vary depending upon your experience levels.
Can I upgrade my Red Card to a CPCS Blue Card?
Yes, all you need to do is complete an Onsite Assessment handled by one of our many NOCN approved verifiers and you will be able to upgrade. This can typically be done in 1 day and you don’t even need to leave your site.
Can I renew my CPCS A40 Blue Card?
Renewing could not be simpler. All you need to do is complete the RT40 renewal touchscreen test. Once this has been completed our verifier can either review the entries in your logbook, or give you a practical test if your logbook has not been kept up to date.
Pre-requisites:
As with all CPCS courses a HSE Touch Screen Test completed within 2 years of the course start date is required.
Course content:
- Relevant legislation
- Personal duties and responsibilities
- Establishing the weight and dimensions of loads and communicating the information to the Crane Operator
- Selecting the appropriate lifting tackle and attaching and detaching it safely and competently
- Using clear and unambiguous signals to direct the movement of a crane moving loads of various weights and dimensions
- Determining the serviceability of lifting accessories, and storing and maintaining them.