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Lantra Awards

SECTOR SCHEME 12A/B OPERATIVE / FOREMAN / LTMO / IPV DRIVER
DUAL CARRIAGEWAY AND MOTORWAY HIGH SPEED TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

Lantra Awards

SECTOR SCHEME 12C OPERATIVE / SUPERVISOR /PLANNING OFFICER
MOBILE WORKS TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

Course

This course has been designed to allow TM Companies to appoint a person to design and control Type B closures for the purpose of installing maintaining and removing temporary traffic management equipment on high-speed, Highways Agency roads.
Duration

A two-day training course held off-site for a maximum of 8 candidates.
L.T.M.O. Objectives

Session One: At the end of this session delegates should:

Be aware of the requirements of the sector scheme for traffic management with regard to its background and site requirements particularly in the area of training and qualifications required.
Be aware of the general health and safety requirements at work as well as those, which are specific to the traffic management industry.
Be aware of Risk Assessments and Method Statements.

Session Two: At the end of this session delegates should:

Understand the significance of TSRGD in relation to the use of signs on the public highway
Be able to identify the signs for temporary traffic management
Understand the significance of British Standards when specifying traffic management equipment
Be aware of the reference documentation used in traffic management
Understand the relevant provisions of chapter 8 of the traffic signs manual in particular:

Types of work

Site definitions
Types and suitability of equipment
Placement and position of equipment on site.
Traffic Management vehicles

Session Three: At the end of this session delegates should:

Be aware of the various methods of installation, maintenance and removal in operation in the traffic management industry
Be able to plan and design traffic management schemes to facilitate single lane running for type B works on two and three lane sections of dual carriageway and motorway
Be able to calculate the equipment requirements for type B works on two and three lane sections of dual carriageway and motorway

Session Four: At the end of this session delegates should:

Be able to understand the roles and responsibilities of the LTMO and be aware of how to deal with the client, public and police.

Tests

Compulsory question paper (written)
90 minutes allowed
Pass mark of 75%

Who Should Attend

Qualified 12B Operatives
An allowance is made for candidates not qualified provided they pass the LANTRA 12A/B training day

Pre-course Requirements

Traffic management operatives should have relevant industry experience

Awarding Body

LANTRA AWARDS

Lantra Awards

SECTOR SCHEME 12D OPERATIVE
UNITS T1/T2/T3/T4/T5 RURAL AND URBAN ROADS TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

City & Guilds

WINTER MAINTENANCE OPERATORS COURSE
ALL UNITS

Course

This course is designed for all Operatives involved in the Winter Maintenance programmes on either Local Authorities or Highways Agency contracts.

Objectives

At the end of the course the candidates SHOULD:

Be aware of the Health and Safety legislation and their obligations.
Be aware of safe working practices
Be able to carry out checks pertaining to the vehicle he/she is responsible for.
Be able to operate vehicles he/she is responsible for.

Tests

Each unit of competence is practically tested.
Each unit of competence has underpinning knowledge questions.
Each candidate MUST complete a Health and Safety test to achieve a card.

Who Should Attend

All Operatives involved in Winter Maintenance.

Awarding Body

City and Guilds

Registration Authority

NEREO (North East Regional Employers Organisation) (Formerly LGNTO)

Unit Of Competence For Winter Maintenance Operators

001 Prepare and operate winter service vehicles and equipment up to 3500kg to include agricultural tractors.
002 Prepare and operate winter service vehicles and equipment medium sized LGV vehicles 3500kgs to 7500kgs.
003 Prepare and operate winter service vehicles and equipment large LGV vehicles over 7500kgs.
004 Prepare and operate Highways Agency dedicated winter service vehicles-Foden 4000 series. LGV category C
005 Prepare and operate Highways Agency dedicated snow blower Rolba 400 and Rolba 1000 series.
006 Prepare and operate dedicated snow blower
007 Prepare and operate demountable snow blowing equipment
008 Health and Safety mandatory core unit
014 Prepare and operate National Assembly for Wales dedicated winter service vehicles

Winter Service Operations - Certificate Pathway Routes

6159-01: Units 008 and 004 or 005 - Winter Service Operations Highways Agency Equipment.
6159-02: Units 008 and 001 or 002 or 003 and 101 or 202 or 303 - Winter Service Operations non-highways agency equipment.
6159-03: Units 008 and 006 or 007 - Snow blowers
6159-04: Units 008 and 014 - Winter Service Operations for National Assembly for Wales dedicated winter services vehicles
6159-91: Units 008 or 021 - Certificate of unit credit only

City & Guilds

NEW ROADS and STREETWORKS ACT (1991)COURSE
ALL UNITS AVAILABLE

Course

This course is designed for all Operatives involved in the excavation and reinstatement of Local Authority roads predominantly within the Public Utilities sector of the construction industry. It is a legal requirement for 1 person per site to be qualified under this scheme.

Duration

The course varies from a one-day unit specific course to a 6-day full course covering all units of competence.
Objectives

At the end of the course the candidates SHOULD:

Be aware of the training and assessment process for a Streetworks Operative under this scheme.
Be aware of the Health and Safety legislation and their obligations under this act.
Be aware of safe working practices
Be aware of reference documentation used within the industry.
Be able to carry out streetworks to the standards set down in the act.
Be able to use hand and power tools for the purpose of their works.
Be able to read site plans for the purpose of identifying underground apparatus.
Be able to set up a site to protect workers and members of the travelling public.
Be able to use locating equipment for the purpose of detecting underground apparatus.

Tests

Each unit of competence is tested with written and oral questioning.
Each unit of competence is tested practically.
Some units require the candidates to produce sketches.
Some units require the candidates to carry out risk assessments.

Who Should Attend

All Operatives involved in streetworks.

Awarding Body

City and Guilds/ SWQR (formerly SCOTVEC)

Unit Of Competence For Operatives

001 Location and avoidance of underground apparatus.
002 Signing, lighting and guarding.
003 Excavation in the highway.
004 Reinstatement and compaction of backfill materials.
005 Reinstatement of sub-base and roadbase in non-bituminous materials.
006 Reinstatement of cold-lay bituminous materials.
007 Reinstatement of hot-lay bituminous materials.
008 Reinstatement of concrete slabs.
009 Reinstatement of modular surfaces.

Certificate options for Operatives

City and Guilds certificate each unit of competence, but registration cards are provided by SWQR (formerly SCOTVEC).

Registration cards can only be applied for in combinations of the following units:

Complex 01 Excavating in the highway
Comprising of units 001,002 and 003.
Complex 02 Excavating, backfill and cold-lay reinstatement
Comprising of units 001,002,003,004,005 and 006.
Complex 03 Reinstatement of hot and cold lay bituminous materials.
Comprising of units 001,002,006 and 007.
Complex 4 Reinstatement of concrete slabs.
Comprising of units 001,002 and 008.
Complex 5 Reinstatement of modular surfaces and concrete footways.
Comprising of units 001,002 and 009.

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