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NPORS Telescopic Handler Forklift Truck (N010) Training Course
This NPORS telehandler training course is for people operating telehandlers (telescopic forklifts or handlers). The course covers both the theory and practical use of telehandlers.
NPORS Slinger Signaller (N402) Training Course
The NPORS N402 Slinger Signaller Training Course offers practical on-site training for those who want to learn how to be a Slinger Signaller. It is meant for people with little or no experience looking to start a career in the lifting industry and for professionals who already have evidence of experience.
NPORS Forward Tipping Dumper (N204) Training Course
The NPORS Forward Tipping Dumper course uses simulated site conditions to teach candidates the skills and knowledge to safely operate a forward-tipping dumper truck and earn accreditation.
NPORS Crane Lift Supervisor (N405) Training Course
This NPORS Crane Supervisor training course teaches you how to oversee lifting operations. It includes important information on laws and regulations for crane use, such as the LOLER and PUWER Regulations, the Health and Safety at Work Act (HASAWA), and the British Standard 7121 for safe crane use.
NPORS 360 Excavator (N202) Training Course
The NPORS 360 Excavator Training Courses are for beginners and experienced operators to help them become skilled 360 Excavator operators. This excavator training course is for people who operate diggers and excavators in construction.
NPORS Appointed Person (N401) Training Course
The NPORS Appointed Person Course is for people who are responsible for planning lifting operations every day. This course teaches lift operations safety, legislative responsibilities, and workers' safety.
The NPORS Training Scheme (National Plant Operators Registration Scheme) is well-known and accepted by many industry groups, including Build UK. The NPORS program helps train and test lift truck operators, mobile equipment operators, and users of powered tools in all industries. NPORS is partnered with the CSCS card scheme to identify the training level and skill level of individual workers. Completing the appropriate NPORS training and passing the necessary assessments can help you achieve a CSCS card, which is valuable for working in the construction industry. NPORS training is available for both novice and experienced professionals.
People who complete NPORS training and receive an NPORS card (NPORS operator card) can prove they have the right training for their job. One of the main benefits of NPORS training is that it usually occurs at the client’s site instead of just at the trainer’s centre. While some courses may have set dates, most are arranged based on requests. Like CPCS qualifications, you must pass a CITB Health Safety and Environment test within the last two years to complete any NPORS course.
General FAQ's
NPORS stands for the National Plant Operators Registration Scheme, a leading UK certification scheme for plant and machinery operators that validates their skills and knowledge.
Completing the appropriate NPORS training and passing the necessary assessments can help you achieve a CSCS card, which is valuable for working in the construction industry.
Yes, NPORS certification is recognised by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and the CSCS.
The qualifications required may vary depending on the specific course and your experience level. Contact us for personalised advice.
The CITB Health & Safety test is required to obtain your CSCS card, and it must be completed within the last two years to be eligible.
NPORS offers courses related to health and safety and construction plant training.
NPORS certification is used in the construction industry and other sectors, such as Utilities, Distribution and Warehousing, Agriculture, and Ports and Marine.
The NPORS Operator card proves that you have completed the necessary training and are qualified for your job.
NPORS training can be delivered at the trainer’s centre but is often conducted on the client’s site.
While some courses have set dates, most NPORS courses are arranged based on client requests.
Yes, NPORS offers training for various levels of experience, including beginners.
CPCS and NPORS are quite similar in terms of results and learning outcomes. Choosing between them depends on your learning style, budget, and the companies you work with.
CPCS is widely accepted on construction sites in the UK, but it can be more expensive and take longer to get certified. NPORS, on the other hand, is a cost-effective option that meets the same industry standards. You can train on-site with your machinery or at the training provider's location, while CPCS training is limited to certified centres.
Some companies still prefer CPCS, so it's worth considering this. However, most major construction firms will accept the NPORS card as a valid alternative.