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City & Guilds Level 2 CPD Module in Felling up to 380mm
Who are the CPD modules for? Individuals who are qualified chainsaw operators and under Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER) are required to have refresher training every 3-5 years.
Provider
H&W Training, Dumfries
£192.00
This course is available on the H&W Training website.
Description
What do the CPD modules cover?
0041-001 – Chainsaw maintenance and cross-cutting
0041-002 – Felling trees up to 380mm
0041-003 – Tree climbing and aerial rescue
0041-004 – Chainsaw from a rope and harness
0041-005 – Aerial tree rigging
Each CPD module will cover the appropriate practical skills required to meet legislation, industry technical standards and industry good practice.
About H&W Training
H&W Training, based in Dumfries (South West Scotland), and with training sites in Cumbria and Newcastle (North England), are fully qualified NPTC Assessors and LANTRA training providers covering the whole of the UK and Ireland.
We provide training courses for individuals, business or groups who need to expand their skills in certain areas for the job they are in, or for themselves.
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