

Overview
This course will give candidates a thorough understanding of the relevant operational and safety requirements to those who are required to attach or work with machinery that require the operation of quick hitch systems.
Course Content
Candidates will be able to:
- Understand the industry, the dangers of working in the industry and their responsibilities as a plant operator
- Understand the manufacturer’s handbook for the particular Quick Hitch to be used
- Locate and identify the major components of the Quick Hitch and explain their functions
- Identify and maintain PPE appropriate for Quick Hitch use
- Explain the different types of Quick hitch devices
- Conduct all pre-operational checks in accordance with manufacturer’s and legislative requirements
- Conduct all necessary safety checks at the designated change over area
- Fit and remove attachments safely and efficiently
- Demonstrate and explain checks for attachment security
- Carry out all end of shift and shut down procedures
Entry Requirements
NPORS CSCS – Candidates must have achieved the relevant CITB Health, Safety & Environment (HS&E) touch-screen-test within 2 years.
Good understanding of spoken and written English.
Duration
Novice course – 1 day
Experienced worker tests – 1 day theory and practical assessment
Location
Customer Site (Training & Testing) – Site must adhere to NPORS specifications
Next Steps
NPORS Traditional Card – There are no requirements to complete an NVQ, a five year card is issued and after five years reassessment is required.
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