Any machine operators on here ?
24-10-2010, 05:01 PM
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lol sorry guys, started working for plant hire company doing a bit of everything loading them cleaning etc would be intrested in getting my tickets for them we do alot of rail runners diggers dump trucks, just wondering whats involved and price ??
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i got my citb (construction industry training board) certificate for a jcb back in 1987. i was on a two week course in bircham newton norfolk. there were all types of machinery that you could learn on.
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i drive diggers for a living getting tickets costs quite a bit not sure about the road/rail machine's but that it has stricter training and testing
first you have to gain your red card and do a health n safety test normally costs around 400 pounds
when you get your red card you have to log about 500 hours in the log book they give you all with in a year ,then you can then go for your blue card that is nvq based training in a class room
this is around 400-800 pounds you then have 5 years to get 500 hours to hold on to your cards
this is one digger i drive
first you have to gain your red card and do a health n safety test normally costs around 400 pounds
when you get your red card you have to log about 500 hours in the log book they give you all with in a year ,then you can then go for your blue card that is nvq based training in a class room
this is around 400-800 pounds you then have 5 years to get 500 hours to hold on to your cards
this is one digger i drive
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