CITB Approved NVQ
Level 5 Diploma In Controlling Lifting Operations – Planning Lifts
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Lift trucks & telehandlers
Excavators & earthmoving
Cranes & lifting operations
Access, MEWPs & working at height
Roads, highways & municipal
Plant marshals, supervisors & inspection
Tools & small plant
Agricultural & groundcare
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I need a CSCS card
I manage or supervise people
I want a health & safety career
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I'm an employee or new starter
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Plant operator or engineering construction
I'm an employer training a team
Service leaver or veteran (ELCAS)
Carpentry & Joinery
Painting & Decorating
Glass, Glazing & Fenestration
Supervision & Management
Health & Safety
Lifting Operations
Level 2
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Height, plant & equipment
Hazardous substances
Environment, noise & vibration
Health & wellbeing
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Food & hygiene
Data, fraud & security
People & HR
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Fire & hazards in schools
CITB Approved NVQ
It’s possible to fully fund this qualification, look at the options below
Funding opportunities via the MOD’s Enhanced Learning Credits (ELC) Scheme are available for both service personnel and service leavers. Those with six years of service experience can receive up to £1,000 per claim instalment, while individuals with eight years of service experience may be eligible for up to £2,000 per claim instalment.
Before you start work on your qualification you will meet with your assessor to discuss what you need to do to complete your qualification. This can include:
As part of this meeting, you will discuss the skills and knowledge you may already have, and decide how this can be used towards your qualification. This process is sometimes called a skill scan.
Once you have chosen your units you will make and agree an assessment plan with your assessor. This will show:
The plan should also indicate the methods of assessment to be used to collect your evidence. Evidence can include:
In the event of a cancellation or deferment, we provide fully transparent terms and conditions.
The Level 5 NVQ Diploma in Controlling Lifting Operations (Construction) – Planning Lifts is a competence-based qualification for construction professionals responsible for planning lifting operations involving suspended loads (often in roles such as Lift Planner / Appointed Person). It’s designed to recognise real workplace competence — showing you can plan lifts safely, select suitable methods and resources, and ensure lifting activities are properly controlled.
This qualification is achieved in a real workplace environment, meaning candidates are typically employed in a role that allows them to produce evidence of planning and controlling lifts. There are generally no formal entry requirements, but you must have the right level of responsibility and access to suitable lifting operations to build a valid portfolio.
As a work-based NVQ, assessment is completed through on-the-job evidence (rather than classroom exams), so you can progress while continuing your day-to-day role and responsibilities
To Complete This Level 5 NVQ Diploma In Controlling Lifting Operations – Planning Lifts, The Candidate Will Need To Complete all mandatory units.
Developing and maintaining good working relationships in the workplace
Planning lifting activities in the workplace
Planning and establishing safety, health, welfare and environmental systems for lifting operations in the workplace
Planning work activities and resources to meet project requirements in the workplace
Evaluating and confirming work methods in the workplace
Planning the preparation of the site for the project in the workplace
Identifying, allocating and planning the deployment and use of plant, equipment or machinery in the workplace
The method of assessment is a one-step journey:
Completing an NVQ doesn’t require you to take traditional exams. Instead, assessment is based around your competency in fulfilling your job role duties to meet occupational standards. Assessors will evaluate you based on the contents of your portfolio. It’s essential to maintain this portfolio with evidence showcasing the tasks, duties, and accomplishments you’ve accomplished in work.