Course Information

Rough Terrain Telescopic Handler

There are many different types and variation of lift truck with the classic counterbalance the best known, the plant truck is a similar vehicles designed for use over rough or varied terrain.

Our rough terrain telescopic handler training course covers - lift truck operation over rough terrain such as building sites, using a plant truck. An ideal course for currently qualified counterbalance fork lift operators to expand on their abilities and become more valuable and useful to employers, the course is designed as skills conversion training rather than for novice or inexperienced operators.

On completion of the course the candidate will have been tested to an operational skill on lift trucks which complies with the standards expected by ITSSAR.

Rough Terrain ForkliftPlant truck operation training course content
  • The 1974 Health and Safety at Work Act
  • Understanding PUWER 98
  • LOLER 98 (Lifting Operations-Lifting Equipment Regulations) Safety code for rough terrain telescopic handler operators
  • Key principles of load lifting
  • Daily vehicle maintenance checks
  • Avoiding common causes of accidents
  • ITTSAR qualified operator practical and theory assessments

Duration and location

Training courses of various durations are available depending on your experience and the skills you wish to learn or improve, all courses can be provided at our own fork lift training centre based just outside Canterbury, or at your employer’s premises or site.

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Developing or enhancing rough terrain skills on plant trucks means that operators can work outside on site as well as at the warehouse or yard, broadening individual capability and employability whether they are learning a new skill or improving on one they already have.

Contact us today at A&M Training to learn more or book yourself to a course with our friendly team of lift truck instructors, and remember we also offer conversion training courses  on a wide range of other fork lift and plant machinery as well as NVQ qualifications for CPCS advancement.