NVQ Level 5 - Appointed Person

This qualification is supported by CSCS, CPCS, and accredited by either SQA or ProQual.

• CSCS (Construction Skills Certification Scheme): Provides a widely recognized registration card scheme for construction professionals. It acknowledges and certifies:

• Skills

• Knowledge and Understanding

• Competence

• Qualifications

• CPCS (Construction Plant Competence Scheme): Recognized within the industry for validating the skills and abilities of plant operators and supervisors.

Earning this qualification demonstrates your commitment to professional excellence and ensures you meet industry standards for safety, knowledge, and competence.

Upon completing the Level 4 NVQ in Crane Supervision, you will have acquired the skills, knowledge, and understanding needed to demonstrate competence in crane operations and supervision.

This qualification provides a pathway to further advancement, such as:

• Level 5 NVQ in Planning Lifts, which prepares learners for more technical and managerial roles.

Completing this qualification can lead to employment opportunities within the construction industry while providing practical experience for those aspiring to technical professions.

There are no formal entry requirements for this qualification, making it accessible to a wide range of individuals. No prior training or qualifications in this subject area are needed; however, learners must have the potential and opportunity to successfully complete the qualification.

Who is this Qualification For?

This qualification is ideal for:

• Plant Operators currently driving Dumper and Roller with a red CPCS card who want to convert to a Blue CPCS card.

• Workers needing the qualification to meet legislative requirements.

• Employees looking to progress into supervisory roles.

• Individuals wishing to enhance their career prospects.

• Entrepreneurs planning to start their own business.

• Learners pursuing full-time or part-time study.

To achieve the Level 4 NVQ in Crane Supervision, learners must complete all mandatory core units and one specialized unit based on their area of focus.

Mandatory Core Units (6 Units):

1. Developing and Maintaining Good Occupational Working Relationships in the Workplace

2. Planning and Establishing Health, Safety, Welfare, and Environmental Systems for Lifting Operations in the Workplace

3. Planning Work Activities and Resources to Meet Work Requirements in the Workplace

4. Evaluating and Selecting Work Methods to Meet Project or Operational Requirements in the Workplace

5. Planning the Preparation of the Site for the Project Operation in the Workplace

6. Identifying, Allocating, and Planning the Deployment and Use of Plant, Equipment, or Machinery in the Workplace

Specialized Units (Choose One):

Learners must select and complete one unit focused on planning lifting activities using specific cranes or lifting equipment, including:

• Access Equipment

• Crawler Cranes

• Drilling Rigs

• Excavators

• Floating Lifting Equipment

• Hoists

• Knuckle-Boom Cranes

• Lorry Loaders

• Masted Forklifts

• Mobile Cranes

• Non-Mechanised Lifting Equipment

• Overhead Cranes

• Pedestal Cranes

• Piling Rigs

• Specialist Lifting Equipment

• Telescopic Handlers

• Tower Cranes

Assessment Process

Once enrolled, learners will be assigned a dedicated assessor who will guide them through the qualification process.

• Induction Visit: The assessor will explain the evidence requirements for the qualification.

• On-Site Observation: The assessor will observe your practical skills on-site.

• Assessment Methods: These may include:

    • Professional Discussions

    • Written Knowledge Questions

    • Witness Testimonials

Yes, CITB-registered companies can claim up to £600 per learner for this course.

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