NERS Hand-Arm & Whole-Body Vibration (HAVS & WBV)
For fast booking, complete our e-learning booking form here https://forms.office.com For over 10 years Quinns Training Services have provided NERS consultancy services and Health and Safety training to the utility and construction fields. Created using our extensive knowledge, experience and insight into the industry, our bespoke HAVS & WBV in Electrical Jointing course ensures operatives gain the correct level of competency as required by LRQA's National Electricity Registration Scheme.
Description
The NERS HAVS & WBV e-learning course covers everything a NERS- registered operative needs to know about HAVS & WBV.
At the end of the course, learners will be able to:
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Understand what HAVS and WBV are and the harm they cause
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Recognise the early symptoms and know why you must report them early
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Know the legal exposure values (EAV & ELV) under the 2005 Regulations
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Identify the high-vibration tools used in civils and jointing work
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Understand whole-body vibration from earth-moving machines
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Know the control measures that reduce vibration exposure
Assessment
Understanding of the course subject is verified by assessment questions after the learning modules.
Certification
On successful completion of the course, learners will receive a certificate with an expiry date of one year from the date of assessment.
Costing Information
This course costs £20+VAT per learner.
Delivery Requirements
Delegates will require a laptop or computer with good internet access for this course.
Intended For
This e-learning course is a mandatory requirement for all operatives who need to be authorized as competent under NERS.
It is also essential learning for any individual, at any level of a company, who is involved in working with electrical systems.
Mode for Delivery
Run through our e-learning platform, the HAVS & WBV course is self-directed. This allows candidates to work through materials completely independently of a tutor and at a time, and pace, which is convenient for them.
Prerequisites
There are no academic pre-requisites for this course but it is suggested that learners have a good working knowledge of English.