Training schedule

This LEEA-accredited e-Learning course introduces LOLER and PUWER. Designed for those involved in the use or management of lifting equipment, it provides a foundational understanding of legal responsibilities, inspection requirements, and safe use practices. Delivered by experienced trainers, the course helps participants to recognise risks, support compliance, and promote safer lifting operations.

This eLearning course provides a foundational overview of turbine-mounted safety equipment, focusing on safe installation and examination techniques. Ideal for those refreshing their knowledge or initially working under supervision, the course covers key safety principles, equipment types, and inspection practices in line with industry standards. It prepares learners to support experienced technicians and follow correct procedures in wind turbine environments.

This four-day course trains participants to perform thorough examinations of mobile cranes in line with LOLER and BS7121. Delivered by experienced LEEA-accredited trainers and supported by real-world inspection engineers, it combines theory and hands-on training to assess crane condition, identify defects, and apply discard criteria to meet legal and industry standards.

This two-day course covers the use, installation, maintenance, and thorough examination of Goracon GWB-250-SWP and GWB-450-SWP service lifts. Delivered by Goracon-approved trainers, it combines theory and hands-on training, covering setup, operation, maintenance, fault diagnosis, and detailed inspections to ensure safe and reliable lift performance on site.

This two-day course provides the theoretical and practical skills to carry out installation and thorough examinations of Turbine Mounted Safety Equipment (TMSE) in line with PUWER and the Working at Height Regulations. Delivered by LEEA-accredited trainers and backed by real-world insight, it covers defect identification, condition assessment, and discard criteria.

This two-day course provides the theoretical and practical skills to carry out thorough examinations of Personal Fall Protection Equipment (PFPE) in line with PUWER, LOLER and the Working at Height Regulations. Delivered by LEEA-accredited trainers and backed by real-world insight, it covers defect identification, condition assessment, and discard criteria.

This four-day course trains participants to perform thorough examinations of pedestal cranes in line with LOLER and BS7121. Delivered by experienced LEEA-accredited trainers and supported by real-world inspection engineers, it combines theory and hands-on training to assess crane condition, identify defects, and apply discard criteria to meet legal and industry standards.

This three-day course trains participants to carry out thorough examinations, basic maintenance, and troubleshooting of davit cranes in line with LOLER and BS7121. While it covers davit cranes generally, there is a key focus on those used on wind turbine transition pieces. Delivered by LEEA-accredited trainers and supported by inspection engineers, the course combines theory and practical training to assess condition, identify defects, and apply discard criteria.

This one-day LEEA-accredited course trains delegates to inspect crane steel wire ropes in line with ISO 4309. Through expert-led instruction, participants learn how to assess rope condition, identify common defects, and apply the correct discard criteria to ensure compliance with relevant legal and safety standards.

This half-day LEEA-accredited course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to carry out pre-use inspections of cargo carrying units (CCUs) in accordance with LOLER and PUWER regulations. Delivered by experienced trainers, it covers key visual checks, common defects, and reporting procedures to support safe use and regulatory compliance.

This two-day course provides the skills to examine lifting equipment in line with LOLER. Delivered by experienced LEEA-accredited trainers and enriched by real-world insight, it covers defect identification, equipment assessment, and discard criteria to meet legal and industry standards.

This two-day course covers the inspection, testing, and examination of pressure systems in wind turbines, focusing on safety, compliance, and industry standards. It includes hands-on training in inspection techniques, WSEs, and report interpretation, helping ensure the ongoing reliability and integrity of hydraulic systems.

This half-day course provides the knowledge and practical skills needed to inspect safety harnesses and lanyards in line with PUWER and the Work at Height Regulations. Delivered by LEEA-accredited trainers, it covers defect identification, condition assessment, and discard criteria to support safe use and regulatory compliance.

This three-day course trains participants to perform thorough examinations of forklifts and telehandlers in line with LOLER, PUWER, and GN28 guidance. Covering common equipment types, it is delivered by LEEA-accredited trainers and supported by experienced inspection engineers. The course combines theory and practical training to assess condition, identify defects, and apply discard criteria.

This five-day LEEA-accredited course prepares those taking on the Appointed Person role to plan and manage lifting operations in line with LOLER and PUWER. Combining theory and practical exercises, it covers lift planning, risk assessment, equipment selection, method statements, and safe coordination of personnel for compliant site operations.

This half-day LEEA-accredited course introduces LOLER and PUWER. Designed for those involved in the use or management of lifting equipment, it provides a foundational understanding of legal responsibilities, inspection requirements, and safe use practices. Delivered by experienced trainers, the course helps participants to recognise risks, support compliance, and promote safer lifting operations.

This one-day course delivers essential theory and practical skills for the safe operation of overhead travelling cranes. Led by experienced LEEA-accredited trainers, it covers key operational procedures, safety regulations, and best practices, enabling participants to operate cranes confidently and in compliance with legal and industry standards.

This one-day course offers participants a foundational introduction to slinging and lifting principles. Delivered by experienced LEEA-accredited trainers and supported by insights from active industry professionals, the course covers key lifting techniques, safety regulations, and best practices. Training participants will gain essential knowledge to support safe and compliant lifting operations.

This two-day LEEA-accredited course offers a comprehensive understanding of slinging and lifting operations. Delivered by experienced trainers and supported by real-world insights, it covers lifting theory, equipment selection, sling configurations, load control, and legislation to help participants to carry out lifting tasks safely and compliantly.

This two-day LEEA-accredited course is designed for those managing rigging lofts. Delivered by experienced trainers and drawing on insights from our inspection engineers, it combines theory and hands-on training. Participants learn to inspect and maintain lifting accessories, manage records, implement quarantine procedures, and ensure compliance with LOLER, PUWER, and industry standards.

This three-day Crane Supervisor course prepares individuals to supervise crane operations safely and in compliance with LOLER and BS 7121. Combining theory and practical exercises, it covers risk assessment, equipment selection, communication, personnel coordination, and safe work practices, giving training participants the confidence and skills to manage lifting teams effectively on site.

This two-day LEEA-accredited course provides the knowledge and practical skills to carry out steel wire rope resin socketing to industry standards. Blending theory with hands-on training and insight from our in-house wire rope technicians, it covers preparation, application, curing, and inspection to ensure safe, compliant terminations.

This two-day course covers the use, installation, maintenance, and thorough examination of Goracon GWB-250-SWP and GWB-450-SWP service lifts. Delivered by Goracon-approved trainers, it combines theory and hands-on training, covering setup, operation, maintenance, fault diagnosis, and detailed inspections to ensure safe and reliable lift performance on site.

This two-day course provides the theoretical and practical skills to carry out installation and thorough examinations of Turbine Mounted Safety Equipment (TMSE) in line with PUWER and the Working at Height Regulations. Delivered by LEEA-accredited trainers and backed by real-world insight, it covers defect identification, condition assessment, and discard criteria.

This two-day course provides the theoretical and practical skills to carry out thorough examinations of Personal Fall Protection Equipment (PFPE) in line with PUWER, LOLER and the Working at Height Regulations. Delivered by LEEA-accredited trainers and backed by real-world insight, it covers defect identification, condition assessment, and discard criteria.

This three-day course trains participants to carry out thorough examinations, basic maintenance, and troubleshooting of davit cranes in line with LOLER and BS7121. While it covers davit cranes generally, there is a key focus on those used on wind turbine transition pieces. Delivered by LEEA-accredited trainers and supported by inspection engineers, the course combines theory and practical training to assess condition, identify defects, and apply discard criteria.

This two-day course covers the inspection, testing, and examination of pressure systems in wind turbines, focusing on safety, compliance, and industry standards. It includes hands-on training in inspection techniques, WSEs, and report interpretation, helping ensure the ongoing reliability and integrity of hydraulic systems.

This eLearning course provides a foundational overview of turbine-mounted safety equipment, focusing on safe installation and examination techniques. Ideal for those refreshing their knowledge or initially working under supervision, the course covers key safety principles, equipment types, and inspection practices in line with industry standards. It prepares learners to support experienced technicians and follow correct procedures in wind turbine environments.