Our vehicle banksman training will inform delegates about the correct methods of reversing vehicles and performing shunting type manoeuvres and operations.
This course is currently unavailable due to coronavirus.
This half day course complies with current HSE regulations, covering aspects such as the cause and prevention of accidents and the responsibilities of banksmen.
Training and Testing Services offer a fantastic Vehicle Banksman Training Course, so that you feel confident that your staff have the knowledge and skillset required to prevent accidents and vehicle damage at work.
Banksmen are trained signallers. They are trained to guide drivers during difficult manoeuvres, and keep pedestrians away from the reversing zone.
Nearly a quarter of all deaths involving vehicles at work occur during reversing. Many other reversing accidents do not result in injury, but cause damage to vehicles, equipment and premises. This can add up and cost the business significant amounts of money.
Most of these accidents can be avoided by taking simple precautions, such as setting up one-way systems with drive-through loading and unloading positions, which can often be more efficient.
However, there are some cases in which reversing is a necessary part of the job. When this is the case, routes should be organised to minimise the amount of reversing required, and a banksman or yardman should be employed.
This course is available for a maximum of 12 trainees, and can be conducted on any site that has suitable facilities (power and seating).
The practical element of the training will be conducted using the customer’s equipment where possible. It is the customer’s responsibility to ensure that their equipment is suitable for its intended use and that it is properly maintained.
You will receive a certificate of attendance on completion of your vehicle banksman training course. This will be emailed in a PDF format, and you will also be given an individual training record (to provide proof of training) and a comprehensive set of course notes for each trainee.
