Training

Course Aims

• To provide theoretical knowledge regarding safety criteria and the use of HANDLERS /FORKLIFTS;
• To provide practical skills for the safe use of HANDLERS /FORKLIFTS;
• To provide skills for the correct use of PPE with the equipment covered in the course.

Prerequisites for Participation

• Minimum Age: 18 years;
• Proficiency in written and spoken Italian;
• Driving license;
• Good physical condition;
• Use of personal PPE such as EN 20345 safety shoes (at least S1P), EN 20341 class 2 high-visibility clothing;
• Wear work clothes or comfortable clothing.

Program

1. LEGAL - REGULATORY MODULE (1 hour)

1.1. Course Presentation. Overview of general regulations regarding workplace hygiene and safety, with reference to the legal provisions regarding the use of work equipment (Legislative Decree No. 81/2008). Operator Responsibilities.

2. TECHNICAL LESSON MODULE (7 hours)

2.1. Types and characteristics of various types of internal transport vehicles: from hand pallet trucks to counterbalanced forklifts.

2.2. Main risks associated with the use of self-propelled handlers/forklifts: falling loads, tipping, overturning, collisions with the load or moving parts of the vehicle, environmental risks (obstacles, power lines, etc.), risks associated with the use of different forms of energy (electrical, hydraulic, etc.).

2.3. Elementary physics notions: basic concepts for assessing handled loads, conditions of equilibrium of a load. Stability (concept of the load's center of gravity and the first-degree lever). Tipping lines. Static and dynamic stability and the influence of the mobility of the handler / forklift and the working environment (centrifugal and inertia forces). Handler / Forklift capacity.

2.4. Self-propelled handler / forklift technology: terminology, general characteristics, and main components. Mechanical parts, their characteristics, function, and operating principles.

2.5. Main components: forks and/or gripping devices (additional equipment, etc.). Lift masts (simplex - duplex - triplex - quadruplex - etc., free-lift and non-free-lift). Operator's position with a description of the seat, controls (levers, pedals, steering column and steering wheel, parking brake, master key switch, emergency switch), signaling devices (horn, reverse beep, warning lights, work lights, etc.) and controls (instruments and indicator lights). Brakes (parking and service brake). Wheels and tire types: differences for various types of use, steering and drive wheels. Energy sources (battery or internal combustion engine). Counterweight.

2.6. Battery charging systems: rectifiers and safety features regarding their use, including environmental considerations.

2.7. Control and safety devices: identification of control devices and their operation, identification of safety devices and their function. Active and passive protection systems.

2.8. Equilibrium conditions: factors and elements that influence stability. Load capacities (nominal/actual). Illustration and interpretation of nominal and actual load capacity plates, tables, or diagrams. Influence of operating conditions on nominal load capacity characteristics. Driving aids (load indicators and other indicators, etc.).

2.9. Inspections and maintenance: daily and periodic checks (general condition and testing, masts, equipment, operator's position, brakes, wheels and steering, battery or motor, safety devices). Illustration of the importance of correctly using the handler / forklift's use and maintenance manuals.

2.10. Safe use of self-propelled handler / forklifts: handling procedures. Workplace safety signs. Safety procedures during vehicle movement and parking. Traffic: obstacles, pedestrian walkways, intersections, bottlenecks, gates, openings, slopes, etc. Work in specific conditions, such as outdoors, on slippery terrain, on slopes, and with poor visibility. Driving knowledge. Regulations regarding traffic, load handling, storage, etc. Knowledge of the potential health and safety risks associated with forklift driving, and in particular risks related to: a) the work environment; b) the human/machine relationship; c) the driver's health. Knowledge of the technical, organizational, behavioral, and personal protection measures appropriate for preventing risks.

Practical lesson assessment

At the end of the two theoretical lesson modules, an intermediate test will be conducted consisting of a multiple-choice questionnaire. Passing the test, which requires at least 70% correct answers, will allow the candidate to move on to the specific practical modules. Failure to pass the test will result in the candidate repeating the two modules.

3. PRACTICAL MODULE: Self-propelled industrial trailers, self-propelled telescopic boom handlers and self-propelled rotating telescopic forklifts/handlers (8 hours)

3.1. Illustration, following the instructions for use of the vehicle, of the various components and safety devices.

3.2. Maintenance and daily and periodic checks required by law and as indicated in the handler / forklift's instructions for use.

3.3. Guide of the vehicle on a test route to highlight the correct maneuvers when empty and loaded (correct position on the handler / forklift, picking up the load, transport in various situations, stopping the vehicle, etc.).

Practical lesson test

At the end of each of the practical lesson modules, a final practical verification test will take place, consisting of the execution of at least 2 of the tests referred to in point 3. Failure to pass the final verification test entails the obligation to repeat the practical module.

Note: the course is presented exclusively in Italian; knowledge of written and oral Italian is required. The presence of an interpreter or cultural mediator is permitted where necessary, by the participant and by prior agreement.

Instructors

The course will be held by qualified instructors, with reference to the different topics, with documented experience, at least three years, both in the training sector and in the sector of prevention, safety and health in the workplace and in possession of at least one of the six trainer requirements as per the Ministerial Decree. 06/03/2013 and with documented practical professional experience, at least three years, in the techniques of using the equipment in question.

Required attendance: participation for at least 90% of the total hours.

CERTIFICATE: participants will be issued an individual certificate of participation with verification of learning in accordance with current regulations.

The course is aimed at people of both sexes (L.903/77; L.125/91).

Course Aims

• To provide theoretical knowledge regarding the safety criteria and use of MOBILE CRANES;
• To provide practical skills for the safe use of MOBILE CRANES;
• To provide skills for the correct use of PPE with the equipment covered in the course.

Prerequisites for Participation

• Minimum Age: 18 years;
• Proficiency in written and spoken Italian;
• Driving license;
• Good physical condition;
• Use of personal PPE such as EN 20345 safety shoes (at least S1P), EN 20341 class 2 high-visibility clothing;
• Wear work clothes or comfortable clothing.

Program

1. LEGAL - REGULATORY MODULE (1 hour)

1.1. Course Presentation. Overview of general regulations regarding workplace hygiene and safety, with particular reference to load handling operations (Legislative Decree No. 81/2008). Operator responsibilities.

2. TECHNICAL LESSON MODULE (6 hours)

2.1. Terminology, characteristics of the different types of mobile cranes, their movements, and lifting equipment.

2.2. Main risks and their causes: a) Falling or loss of load; b) Loss of stability of the device; c) Persons struck by load or device; d) Environmental risks (terrain characteristics, wind, obstacles, power lines, etc.); e) Risks associated with the power supply used (electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic); f) Specific risks associated with special uses (marine or river work, railway work, etc.); g) Risks associated with multiple lifts.

2.3. Elementary physics concepts to estimate the mass of a load and to appreciate the equilibrium conditions of a body.

2.4. Main characteristics and components of mobile cranes.

2.5. Mechanisms, their characteristics, and functions.

2.6. Stability conditions of a mobile crane: factors and elements that influence stability.

2.7. Contents of the documentation and information plates supplied with the crane.

2.8. Use of the manufacturer's load diagrams and tables.

2.9. Operating, verification, and adjustment principles of limiting and indicator devices.

2.10. General principles for positioning, stabilizing, and movements of the crane.

2.11. Hand signals.

Theoretical assessment

At the end of the two theoretical lessons modules, an intermediate test will be conducted consisting of a multiple-choice questionnaire. Passing the test, which requires at least 70% of correct answers, will allow the student to move on to the specific practical lesson modules. Failure to pass the test will require the student to repeat the two modules.

3. PRACTICAL LESSON MODULE (7 hours)

3.1. Function of all crane controls for movement, positioning, and operation.

3.2. Testing of signaling and safety devices.

3.3. Inspection of the crane, power and control circuits, ropes, and components.

3.4. Preparing the crane for transport or movement.

3.5. Procedures for installing and stowing accessories, hooks, outriggers, counterweights, jibs, etc.

3.6. Planning exercises for the lifting operation, taking into account site conditions, crane configuration, slinging systems, etc.

3.7. Crane positioning and setup exercises for lifting operations, including: load mass assessment, radius determination, crane positioning relative to the load's center of gravity, suitability of the crane's supporting ground, installation of outriggers, crane leveling, and positioning the boom at the appropriate extension and elevation.

3.8. Crane maneuvers without load (lifting, extension, rotation, etc.), both individually and in combination, and crane movement in authorized configurations.

3.9. Load-gripping exercises to control rotation, oscillation, shocks, and load positioning.

3.10. Traveling with a suspended load using wheeled mobile cranes.

3.11. Operations near fixed obstacles or other cranes (interferences).

3.12. Practical operations to test the correct operation of limiting and indicator devices.

3.13. Changing lifting accessories and the number of lifts.

3.14. Handling of commonly used loads and loads with unusual shapes, such as long and flexible loads, flat loads with very large surfaces, and large loads.

3.15. Handling loads with special lifting accessories.

3.16. Slinging loads.

3.17. Precision maneuvers for lifting, releasing, and positioning loads in visible and invisible locations.

3.18. Hand and radio communication tests.

3.19. Safe use exercises, tests, maintenance and emergency situations (starting and stopping procedures, safe escape, regular inspections and their records, maintenance of the inspection log, daily checks required by the user manual, pre-operational checks such as: visual inspections, lubrication, level checks, indicator tests, alarms, warning devices, instrumentation).

Practical check

At the end of each of the practical lesson modules, a final practical test will take place, consisting of the execution of at least 4 of the tests referred to in point 3. Failure to pass the final verification test entails the obligation to repeat the practical lesson module.

Note: the course is presented exclusively in Italian; knowledge of written and oral Italian is required. The presence of an interpreter or cultural mediator is permitted where necessary, by the participant and by prior agreement.

Instructors

The course will be held by qualified teachers, with reference to the different topics, with documented experience, at least three years, both in the training sector and in the sector of prevention, safety and health in the workplace and in possession of at least one of the six trainer requirements as per the Ministerial Decree. 06/03/2013 and with documented practical professional experience, at least three years, in the techniques of using the equipment in question.

Required attendance: participation for at least 90% of the total hours.

CERTIFICATE: participants will be issued an individual certificate of participation with verification of learning in accordance with current regulations.

The course is aimed at people of both sexes (L.903/77; L.125/91).

Course Aims

• Provide theoretical knowledge regarding the safety criteria and use of MOBILE CRANES;
• Provide practical skills for the safe use of MOBILE CRANES;
• Provide skills for the correct use of PPE with the equipment covered in the course.

Prerequisites for Participation

• Minimum Age: 18 years;
• Driving license;
• Good physical condition;
• Use of personal PPE such as EN 20345 safety shoes (at least S1P), EN 20341 class 2 high-visibility clothing;
• Wear work clothes or comfortable clothing.

Program

1. THEORETICAL LESSON MODULE (4 hours)

1.1. Main characteristics and components of mobile cranes with telescopic or luffing jibs.

1.2. Mechanical parts, their characteristics and functions.

1.3. Stability conditions of a crane with a telescopic or luffing jib: factors and elements that influence stability.

1.4. Contents of the documentation and information plates supplied with the telescopic or jib crane.

1.5. Use of the manufacturer's load diagrams and tables.

1.6. Principles of operation, verification, and adjustment of limiting and indicating devices.

1.7. General principles for positioning, stabilizing, and operating procedures of the telescopic or jib crane.

Theoretical Lesson Assessment

At the end of the two theoretical lesson modules, an intermediate assessment test will be conducted consisting of a multiple-choice questionnaire. Passing the test, which requires at least 70% correct answers, will allow the student to move on to the specific practical lesson modules. Failure to pass the test will require the student to repeat the two modules.

3. PRACTICAL LESSON MODULE (4 hours)

3.1. Operation of all controls of the telescopic or jib crane for its movement, positioning, and operation.

3.2. Testing of signaling and safety devices.

3.3. Preparing the crane with a telescopic or luffing jib for transport or movement.

3.4. Procedures for setting up and stowing additional equipment.

3.5. Lift planning exercises, taking into account job site conditions, crane configuration, slinging systems, etc.

3.6. Positioning and setup exercises for the crane with a telescopic or luffing jib for lifting tests, including: determining the radius, positioning the crane in relation to load's center of gravity, positioning the boom with additional equipment at the appropriate extension and elevation.

3.7. Single and combined maneuvers of the crane with an unloaded telescopic or luffing jib (lifting, extension, rotation, etc.), and movement with the crane in permitted configurations.

3.8. Load-gripping exercises to control rotation, oscillation, impacts, and load positioning.

3.9. Traveling with a suspended load using a crane with a telescopic or wheeled crane jib.

3.10. Operations near fixed obstacles or other cranes (interference).

3.11. Practical exercises to test the correct operation of limiting and indicator devices.

3.12. Handling of commonly used loads and loads with unusual shapes, such as long and flexible loads, flat loads with a very large surface area, and large loads.

Practical Lesson Assessment

At the end of the practical lesson module, a final practical assessment will be conducted, consisting of the practical execution of simulations of both fixed and mobile road construction sites. Failure to pass the final assessment will require the student to repeat the practical module.

Note: The course is provided exclusively in Italian; proficiency in written and spoken Italian is required. An interpreter or cultural mediator may be present where necessary, provided by the participant and by prior arrangement.

Instructors

The course will be taught by qualified instructors, with at least three years of documented experience in both training and workplace health, safety, and prevention. They must meet at least one of the six trainer requirements as per Ministerial Decree 06/03/2013 and have at least three years of documented practical professional experience in the techniques used for the equipment in question.

Required attendance: Attendance for at least 90% of the total number of hours.

CERTIFICATE: Participants will receive an individual certificate of participation with assessment of their learning in accordance with current regulations.

The course is open to both male and female participants (Law 903/77; Law 125/91).

Course Aim

• Provide theoretical knowledge about the safety and use criteria of TRUCK CRANES;
• Provide practical skills for the safe use of TRUCK CRANES;
• Provide the skills for correct use of PPE with the equipment covered by the course.

Prerequisites for participation

• 18 years of age or older;
• Knowledge of written and spoken Italian;
• Driving license;
• Good physical condition;
• Use of personal PPE such as EN 20345 safety shoes at least S1P, EN 20341 class 2 high visibility clothing;
• Wear work clothes or otherwise comfortable clothing.

Program

1. LEGAL – REGULATORY MODULE (1 hour)

1.1. Presentation of the course. Notes on general regulations regarding workplace hygiene and safety with particular reference to load handling operations (Legislative Decree no. 81/2008). Operator's responsibility.

2. TECHNICAL MODULE (3 hours)

2.1. Terminology, characteristics of the different types of truck cranes with reference to the installation position, their movements and lifting equipment, modification of the configurations depending on the accessories installed.

2.2. Elementary physics notions to be able to evaluate the mass of a load and to be able to appreciate the equilibrium conditions of a load, as well as the evaluation of the necessary attributes that allow the crane assembly with hanging load to be maintained in stable conditions.

2.3. Stability conditions of a truck crane: factors and elements that influence stability.

2.4. Main characteristics and main components of truck cranes.

2.5. Types of setup and gripping devices.

2.6. Remote control devices.

2.7. Contents of the documentation and warning plates supplied with the truck cranes.

2.8. Use of the load tables provided by the manufacturer.

2.9. Principles of operation, verification and regulation of limiting, indicator and control devices.

2.10. General principles for transfer, positioning and stabilization.

2.11. Methods of safe use and risks: analysis and evaluation of the most recurring risks in the use of truck cranes (falling of the load, loss of stability of the truck crane, collision of people with the load or with the crane, risks associated with the environment, such as wind, obstacles, power lines, etc., risks associated with incorrect stabilization).

2.12. Hand signals.

Theoretical lesson verification

At the end of the two theoretical lesson modules, an intermediate verification test will take place consisting of a multiple-choice questionnaire. Passing the test, which is considered passed with at least 70% of correct answers, will allow you to move on to the specific practical modules. Failure to pass the test will result in the repetition of the two modules.

3. PRACTICAL LESSON MODULE (8 hours)

3.1. Identification of the structural components: base, frame and subframe, stabilization systems, column, arm group.

3.2. Control and safety devices: identification of control devices (hydraulic and electro-hydraulic controls, radio controls) and their operation (movement, positioning and operation), identification of safety devices and their function.

3.3. Pre-use checks: visual and functional checks of the truck crane and the accessory components, control, signaling and safety devices, provided by the manufacturer in the equipment instruction manual. Single and combined operations of the unloaded truck crane (lifting, extension, rotation, etc.).

3.4. Checks before road transfer: verification of the trim conditions (lifting structure and stabilizers).

3.5. Planning of lifting operations: job site conditions (slopes, supporting surface conditions), evaluation of load mass, radius determination, truck crane configuration, slinging systems, etc.

3.6. Positioning of the truck crane at the workplace: positioning of the crane with respect to the center of gravity of the load, delimitation of the work area, signs to be provided on public roads, installation of stabilizers, leveling of the crane. Procedures for installing accessories, blocks, stabilizers, jibs, etc.

3.7. Exercise of operational practices: a) Carrying out load gripping/hooking exercises to control the rotation, oscillation, impacts and positioning of the load. Operations near fixed obstacles or other cranes (interference). Handling of commonly used loads and loads of particular shapes such as: long and flexible loads, flat loads with a very large surface area, large loads. Precision maneuvers for lifting, releasing and positioning loads in visible and non-visible positions.b) Use of lifting accessories other than the hook (bucket, etc.). Movement of loads with special lifting accessories. Slinging operation of loads.

3.8. Emergency maneuvers: carrying out emergency maneuvers to recover the load.

3.9. Communication tests with hand signals and through radio.

3.10. Practical operations to test the correct functioning of the limiting, indicator and position devices.

3.11. Safe use exercises, management of emergency situations and filling operation of the control log.

3.12. Lorry crane decommissioning: procedures for storing accessories, blocks, stabilizers, jibs, etc.

Practical check

At the end of each of the practical lesson modules, a final practical test will take place, consisting of the execution of at least 2 of the tests referred to in point 3 concerning the following topics:

a) slinging and handling operations of a load equal to 50% of the maximum nominal load with outreach equal to 50% of the maximum outreach, between the height corresponding to the stabilization plan and the maximum reachable height identified in the load table.

b) Slinging and handling operations at a height of 0.5 m, of a load equal to 50% of the nominal load, at the maximum distance allowed from the center of the column/slewing ring before the intervention of the maximum moment control device.

Failure to pass the final verification test entails the obligation to repeat the practical module.

Note: the course is presented exclusively in Italian; knowledge of written and oral Italian is required. The presence of an interpreter or cultural mediator is permitted where necessary, by the participant and by prior agreement.

Instructors

The course will be held by qualified instructors, with reference to the different topics, with documented experience, at least three years, both in the training sector and in the sector of prevention, safety and health in the workplace and in possession of at least one of the six trainer requirements as per the Ministerial Decree. 06/03/2013 and with documented practical professional experience, at least three years, in the techniques of using the equipment in question.

Required attendance: participation for at least 90% of the total hours.

CERTIFICATE: participants will be issued an individual certificate of participation with verification of learning in accordance with current regulations.

The course is aimed at people of both sexes (L.903/77; L.125/91).

Course Aim

• Provide theoretical knowledge about the safety and use criteria of Aerial Platforms;
• provide practical skills for the safe use of Aerial Platforms;
• provide the skills for correct use of PPE with the equipment covered by the course.

Prerequisites for participation

• 18 years of age or older;
• Knowledge of written and spoken Italian;
• Driving license;
• Good physical condition;
• Use of personal PPE such as EN 20345 safety shoes at least S1P, EN 20341 class 2 high visibility clothing;
• Wear work clothes or otherwise comfortable clothing.

Program

1. LEGAL – REGULATORY MODULE (1 hour)

1.1. Presentation of the course. Notes on general legislation regarding hygiene and safety at work with particular reference to work at heights and the use of work equipment for work at heights (Legislative Decree no. 81/2008). Operator's responsibility.

2. TECHNICAL MODULE (3 hours)

2.1. Aerial Platforms categories: the various types of aerial platforms and description of the general and specific characteristics.

2.2. Structural components: stabilization systems, leveling, frame, rotating turret, pantograph/elevating arm structure.

2.3. Control and safety devices: identification of control devices and their operation, identification of safety devices and their function.

2.4. Checks to be carried out before use: visual and functional checks.

2.5. Specific PPE to be used with Aerial Platforms: helmets, harnesses, retention sling and related methods of use including attachment points on the platform.

2.6. Methods of safe use and risks: analysis and evaluation of the most recurring risks in the use of Aerial Platforms (risks of electrocution, environmental risks, falls from a height, etc.); movement and translation, positioning and stabilization, drives and maneuvers, refueling and parking safely at the end of the work.

2.7. Rescue operating procedures: emergency descent mode.

Theoretical Lesson verification

At the end of the two theoretical lesson modules, an intermediate verification test will take place consisting of a multiple-choice questionnaire. Passing the test, which is considered passed with at least 70% of correct answers, will allow you to move on to the specific practical modules. Failure to pass the test will result in the repetition of the two modules.

3. PRACTICAL LESSON MODULE (6 hours)

3.1. Identification of the structural components: stabilization systems, leveling, frame, revolving turret, pantograph/elevating arm structure, platform and related connection systems.

3.2. Control and safety devices: identification of control devices and their operation, identification of safety devices and their function.

3.3. Pre-use checks: visual and functional checks of the Aerial Platforms, of the control, signaling and safety devices required by the manufacturer and the Aerial Platforms instruction manual.

3.4. Checks before transferring to the road: verification of the set-up conditions (power take-off, lifting structure and stabilizers, etc.).

3.5. Route planning: slopes, access, obstacles on the route and at altitude, terrain conditions.

3.6. Movement and positioning of the Aerial Platforms: delimitation of the work area, signs to be set up on public roads, movement of the Aerial Platforms in the workplace, positioning of stabilizers and levelling.

3.7. Operational practice exercises: carrying out exercises at two-thirds of the work area, observing operational safety procedures. Simulations of platform movements at height.

3.8. Emergency maneuvers: carrying out emergency maneuvers to recover the platform positioned at high altitude on the ground.

3.9. Parking the Aerial Platforms at the end of the work: parking in a suitable area, precautions against unauthorized use. Safe battery charging method (for Aerial Platforms equipped with battery power).

Practical lesson check

At the end of the practical lesson module, a final practical test will take place, consisting of:

• a) movement and stabilization of the Aerial Platforms on the use station (Pre-use checks - Checks before moving to the road - Route planning - Movement and positioning of the Aerial Platforms - Putting the Aerial Platforms at rest at the end of the work);
• b) carrying out maneuvers: route planning, movement and positioning of the Aerial Platforms with operator on board (translation), ascent, descent, rotation, approach of the platform to the working position;
• c) emergency maneuver simulation (Operator recovery - Behavior in the event of breakdowns).

Failure to pass the final verification test entails the obligation to repeat the practical lesson module.

Note: the course is presented exclusively in Italian; knowledge of written and oral Italian is required. The presence of an interpreter or cultural mediator is permitted where necessary, by the participant and by prior agreement.

Instructors

The course will be held by qualified instructors, with reference to the different topics, with documented experience, at least three years, both in the training sector and in the sector of prevention, safety and health in the workplace and in possession of at least one of the six trainer requirements as per the Ministerial Decree. 06/03/2013 and with documented practical professional experience, at least three years, in the techniques of using the equipment in question.

Required attendance: participation for at least 90% of the total hours.

CERTIFICATE: participants will be issued an individual certificate of participation with verification of learning in accordance with current regulations.

The course is aimed at people of both sexes (L.903/77; L.125/91).

Course Aim

• Provide theoretical knowledge about safety criteria in fixed and mobile road construction sites;
• Provide practical skills in the installation, management and removal techniques of road construction sites;
• Provide the skills for correct use of the PPE necessary for construction site operators.

Prerequisites for participation

• Knowledge of written and spoken Italian;
• Driving license;
• Good physical condition;
• Availability of personal PPE such as EN 20345 safety shoes at least S1P, EN 20341 high visibility clothing at least class 2, EN 388 protective gloves;
• Wear work clothes or otherwise comfortable clothing.

Program

1. LEGAL – REGULATORY MODULE (1 hour)

1.1. Notes on general safety legislation regarding accident prevention with particular reference to temporary and mobile construction sites in the presence of traffic.

1.2. Notes on the articles of the Highway Code and its implementation regulations, which regulate the execution of works, deposits and the opening of construction sites on the roads of each class.

1.3. Notes on the analysis of the risks to which workers are exposed in the presence of traffic and those transmitted to users.

1.4. Notes on the statistics of accidents and violations of regulations on road construction sites in the presence of traffic.

2. TECHNICAL LESSON MODULE (3 hours)

2.1. Notions on temporary signs;

2.2. personal protective equipment: high visibility clothing;

2.3. organization of teamwork, operator tasks and communication methods;

2.4. operational and behavioral rules for the safe execution of planned and emergency interventions.

Theoretical lesson verification

At the end of the two theoretical lesson modules, an intermediate verification test will take place consisting of a multiple-choice questionnaire. Passing the test, which is considered passed with at least 70% of correct answers, will allow you to move on to the specific practical lesson modules. Failure to pass the test will result in the repetition of the two modules.

3. PRACTICAL MODULE (4 hours)

3.1. installation and removal techniques for road construction site signs on: - type A, B, D roads (motorways, main extra-urban roads, urban thoroughfares); - type C, F roads (secondary extra-urban roads and extra-urban local roads); - type E, F roads (urban neighborhood roads and local urban roads).

3.2. intervention techniques using "mobile construction sites";

3.3. safe intervention techniques for emergency situations.

Practical lesson check

At the end of the practical lesson module, a final practical test will take place, consisting of the practical execution of simulations of both fixed and mobile road construction sites. Failure to pass the final verification test entails the obligation to repeat the practical module.

Note: the course is presented exclusively in Italian; knowledge of written and oral Italian is required. The presence of an interpreter or cultural mediator is permitted where necessary, by the participant and by prior agreement.

Instructors

The course will be held by qualified instructors, with reference to the different topics, with documented experience, at least three years, both in the training sector and in the sector of prevention, safety and health in the workplace and in possession of at least one of the six trainer requirements as per the Ministerial Decree. 06/03/2013 and with practical, documented professional experience, at least three years, in the installation and removal techniques of the signaling systems adopted to guarantee the safety and fluidity of road traffic.

Required attendance: participation for at least 90% of the total hours.

CERTIFICATE: participants will be issued an individual certificate of participation with verification of learning in accordance with current regulations.

The course is aimed at people of both sexes (L.903/77; L.125/91).

Course Aim

• Provide theoretical knowledge about safety criteria in fixed and mobile road construction sites;
• Provide practical skills in the installation, management and removal techniques of road construction sites;
• Provide the skills for correct use of the PPE necessary for construction site operators.

Prerequisites for participation

• Knowledge of written and spoken Italian;
• Driving license;
• Good physical condition;
• Availability of personal PPE such as EN 20345 safety shoes at least S1P, EN 20341 high visibility clothing at least class 2, EN 388 protective gloves;
• Wear work clothes or otherwise comfortable clothing.

Program

1. LEGAL – REGULATORY MODULE (3 hours)

1.1. Notes on general safety legislation regarding accident prevention with particular reference to temporary and mobile construction sites in the presence of traffic.

1.2. Notes on the articles of the Highway Rules and its implementation regulations, which regulate the execution of works and the opening of construction sites on the roads of each class.

1.3. Notes on the analysis of the risks to which workers are exposed to the presence of traffic and those transmitted to users.

1.4. Notes on the statistics of accidents and violations of regulations on road construction sites in the presence of traffic.

2. TECHNICAL LESSON MODULE (5 hours)

2.1. Notions on temporary signs;

2.2. personal protective equipment: high visibility clothing;

2.3. organization of teamwork, operator tasks and communication methods;

2.4. operational and behavioral rules for the safe execution of planned and emergency interventions.

Theoretical lesson verification

At the end of the two theoretical lesson modules, an intermediate verification test will take place consisting of a multiple-choice questionnaire. Passing the test, which is considered passed with at least 70% of correct answers, will allow you to move on to the specific practical modules. Failure to pass the test will result in the repetition of the two modules.

3. PRACTICAL LESSON MODULE (4 hours)

3.1. installation and removal techniques for road construction site signs on: - type A, B, D roads (motorways, main extra-urban roads, urban thoroughfares); - type C, F roads (secondary extra-urban roads and extra-urban local roads); - type E, F roads (urban neighborhood roads and local urban roads).

3.2. intervention techniques using "mobile construction sites";

3.3. safe intervention techniques for emergency situations.

Practical lesson test

At the end of the practical lesson module, a final practical test will take place, consisting of the practical execution of simulations of both fixed and mobile road construction sites. Failure to pass the final verification test entails the obligation to repeat the practical module.

Note: the course is presented exclusively in Italian; knowledge of written and oral Italian is required. The presence of an interpreter or cultural mediator is permitted where necessary, by the participant and by prior agreement.

Instructors

The course will be held by qualified instructors, with reference to the different topics, with documented experience, at least three years, both in the training sector and in the sector of prevention, safety and health in the workplace and in possession of at least one of the six trainer requirements as per the Ministerial Decree. 06/03/2013 and with practical, documented professional experience, at least three years, in the installation and removal techniques of the signaling systems adopted to guarantee the safety and fluidity of road traffic.

Required attendance: participation for at least 90% of the total hours.

CERTIFICATE: participants will be issued an individual certificate of participation with verification of learning in accordance with current regulations.

The course is aimed at people of both sexes (L.903/77; L.125/91).