Bobby Beveridge Training.
Tower Crane Training Centre
CPCS Accreditation No. 4754
Tower Crane Training at its very best !

It is indeed a unique feeling to be sitting high above a construction site knowing that you are making a positive contribution to the regeneration of our great cities and towns and being well paid for your efforts.
Operating Tower Cranes in the construction industry offers maximum wages, maximum job satisfaction, plus a birds eye view of the world around you.
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Contact Details
Bobby Beveridge Training
Telephone: 01709 836700
Email:
bobby@towercranetraining.co.uk Address:
Deadman's Hole Lane, Tinsley, Sheffield. S9 1QQ

Tower Crane Training Information
04 June - 15 June 2007
18 June - 29 June 2007
2 July - 13 July 2007

10 day practical course
If you have a head for heights plus common sense and confidence then you do have what it takes.
We have trained people from all walks of life.
As you may have read in the national media, the construction industry is currently experiencing a massive skills shortage.
To address this shortage we continually have to train people to build. The new technology in construction requires highly skilled operatives carrying out demanding jobs. This is especially evident in Lifting Operations.

Slinger Signaller Information
3rd -6th May 2007
14 June - 17 June 2007
The course is designed to provide information and practice on the operational and legal requirements of carrying out lifting operations on a construction site, in a safe and controlled manner. Objectives: Grasp a knowledge of basic slinging methods and where to obtain information and guidance on the approved methods of slinging
Understand the requirements of HASAW Act 1974, PUWER 1998 and LOLER 1998. Become competent in carrying out pre-use inspection of lifting accessories Candidates will be able to identify the hazards associated with lifting operations. Become competent in selecting the correct equipment and safe method of slinging for loads commonly encountered in construction. Become competent in planning and performing a lifting operation using safe practices as laid down in Health and Safety legislation and guidance