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NPORS N402 – Slinger/Signaller Training Course

Course Overview

The NPORS Slinger/Signaller (N402) course is designed to provide foundational training and assessment for individuals responsible for slinging and signaling duties. Whether you are new to the field or looking to refresh your skills, this course offers comprehensive training on safe lifting and signaling practices.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completing this course, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the industry, associated risks, and responsibilities of a Slinger/Signaller.
  • Follow manufacturers’ guidelines, regulations, and legislation.
  • Identify and explain different types of lifting equipment and accessories, including their construction, uses, and functions.
  • Interpret and utilize relevant documentation effectively.
  • Perform pre-use checks on non-specialist lifting accessories and identify items that are unserviceable.
  • Understand procedures for removing non-serviceable items from service.
  • Calculate the center of gravity and estimate the weights of loads.
  • Establish exclusion zones and address overhead hazards, including emergency procedures.
  • Use appropriate PPE for Slinger/Signaller activities.
  • Secure various types of loads using suitable lifting accessories, ensuring balance, security, and integrity.
  • Guide and direct load movements using various communication methods.
  • Address environmental considerations.
  • Follow proper procedures for securing and storing equipment out of service.

Entry Requirements

  • A good understanding of spoken and written English is required. Please contact us for additional support if needed.
  • To include the CSCS logo on your NPORS Operator Card, you must have passed a CITB Health, Safety, and Environment (HS&E) test within the last two years.

Assessment

The course combines classroom-based instruction with practical training. Participants will be assessed through:

  • Practical Test: Demonstration of skills in a controlled environment.
  • Theory Test: Written or oral examination.

Certification

Upon successfully completing the course and assessments, participants will be awarded the NPORS Operator Card, recognized across the construction industry.

FAQs

1. What will I learn in this course?

You will acquire the skills to safely guide crane operators, communicate effectively through hand signals, and ensure safe lifting operations on-site

Will I receive certification?

Yes, successful candidates will be awarded the NPORS Slinger/Signaller certificate, which is widely recognized in the industry.

Are there any prerequisites?

There are no formal prerequisites, though prior experience on construction sites may be beneficial.

How long does the course take?

The course typically runs for two days, including practical training and assessment.

What is the cost of the course?

The cost varies based on group size and location. Please contact us for a detailed quote and information about discounts for group bookings.

What career opportunities are available after completing this course?

This certification qualifies you for roles as a Slinger/Signaller, a key position in lifting operations on construction and industrial sites.

. How will I be assessed?

Assessment consists of practical demonstrations and a theory test to ensure a thorough understanding of safety and signaling protocols.

How do I enroll in the course

You can enroll through our website or by contacting our team directly. We’ll provide all the necessary details and materials to support your training journey.

Start your journey to becoming a certified NPORS Slinger/Signaller today! Gain the skills and certification needed to excel in lifting operations within the construction industry.