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Powered Pole Pruner

Duration:
1 Day

Powered Pole Pruner Training Course

Pole Pruner SELTC Training Courses Sussex

1 Day Independent City & Guilds NPTC Training and assessment for anyone who operates a Powered Pole Pruner in the horticulture, forestry, landscaping, and grounds maintenance industry.

COURSE CONTENT

  • Safe working practices
  • Protective clothing
  • Maintenance, starting & pre-use checks
  • Practical demonstrations & safe use
  • A safe working area, hazard analysis
  • Emergency Planning
  • Removing overhead limbs
  • Storage & transport
  • Legislative issues
  • Environmental Issues

BY THE END OF THE COURSE, YOU’LL BE ABLE TO

Successfully complete NPTC Certificate of Competence in the Safe Use of Powered Pole Pruner

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED

Protective Equipment:

  • A safety helmet (complying with EN 397)
  • Hearing protection (complying with EN 352)
  • Eye protection (polycarbonate visor complying with EN 166)
  • Suitable protective gloves
  • Protective boots with good grip and ankle support (complying with EN 345-1)
  • Non-snag outer clothing /chainsaw trousers all round protection (type C)
  • Waterproof clothing – course will continue even in rain
  • High-visibility clothing may also be appropriate
  • Each person should carry a personal first-aid kit (including a large wound dressing)

Powered Pole Pruner Equipment: 

  • Serviceable Powered Pole Pruner
  • Fuel/spare battery
  • Product information and or operator’s manual for reference

PRE-REQUISITES:

Candidates over 16 years

All of our courses can be accredited by either NPTC or LANTRA, depending on the level of accreditation you require

PROGRESSION COURSE SUGGESTIONS:

Chainsaw Maintenance and Crosscutting Refresher

Felling & Processing of Trees Refresher

Felling & Processing of Trees under 380mm

Climb Trees and Perform Aerial Rescue

Operate a Chainsaw from Rope & Harness

Safe Use of Mobile Elevated Work Platform

Safe Use of Brushcutters & or Trimmers

Manually Fed Brushwood Chipper

Emergency First Aid at Work + Forestry

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