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National Plant Operators Registration Scheme

NPORS N101 Mobile Crane

NPORS
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  • Duration : 10 Days (Novice)
  • Ratio : 3:1 Candidates (Novice)
  • Assessment : Multiple Methods
  • Language : English
  • Certificate Length : 5 Years
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NPORS N101 Mobile Crane with Acadame

NPORS mobile crane training course image showing a mobile crane set up on site for lifting operations
About the NPORS N101 Mobile Crane

The NPORS N101 Mobile Crane course is designed to equip operators with the essential knowledge and practical skills required to safely and efficiently operate mobile cranes. This comprehensive training programme combines theoretical instruction with hands-on exercises, covering key areas such as pre-operational checks, safe manoeuvring, emergency procedures, and adherence to relevant legislation including the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, PUWER, and LOLER regulations. Upon successful completion, candidates will receive an NPORS-accredited certification, valid for five years, demonstrating their competence and commitment to industry standards

How Completing This Course Will Help You:
  • Industry Understanding: Gain a foundational understanding of the construction industry, recognising potential hazards and appreciating your responsibilities as a mobile crane operator.
  • Manufacturer's Handbook Familiarity: Learn to interpret and apply information from the manufacturer's handbook, including duty charts, lifting requirements, and safety protocols.
  • Component Identification: Identify major components of the mobile crane, such as outriggers, hoisting gear, and safety systems, and understand their functions.
  • Control Operation Proficiency: Locate and operate key controls, ensuring safe and efficient crane movements while minimising wear and tear.
  • Safety Zone Management: Establish and maintain exclusion zones, recognising overhead hazards and implementing emergency procedures effectively.
  • Pre-Operational Checks Competence: Conduct thorough pre-operational and running checks in accordance with manufacturer and legislative requirements, ensuring the crane's safe operation.
Course Content
  • Understanding the construction industry, associated hazards, and operator responsibilities.
  • Interpreting and applying information from the manufacturer’s handbook, including duty charts and lifting requirements.
  • Identifying major components of the mobile crane, such as outriggers, hoisting gear, and safety systems.
  • Locating and operating key controls, ensuring safe and efficient crane movements.
  • Establishing and maintaining exclusion zones, recognising overhead hazards, and implementing emergency procedures.
  • Identifying and maintaining appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) for mobile crane use.
  • Conducting pre-operational and running checks in accordance with manufacturer and legislative requirements.
  • Preparing the mobile crane for use and operating the machine safely and efficiently.
  • Considering environmental factors during crane operation.
  • Carrying out end-of-work and shutdown procedures to ensure the crane is left in a safe and secure state.
Methods of Assessment

The method of assessment is a three-step journey:

A written assessment covering regulations, machine controls, and operational safety.

Candidates will demonstrate the safe operation of the tool, including pre-operational checks and performing tasks.

Candidates will showcase proper shutdown techniques to ensure safety and compliance.