Traffic Marshall (Banksman) Training Level 3 - CPD Accredited
Royal Open College
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- MCQ-Based Examination (included in price)
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Assessment details
MCQ-Based Examination
Included in course price
Curriculum
This course contains
Format: 14 Videos (with subtitles and transcripts), 2 PDFs and 1 Quiz
Duration: 2h and 48m
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Module 01: Definition and Importance of a Banksman 10:05
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Module 02: Vehicle Control Measures 12:17
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Module 03: Basic Principles of Lifting Operations 11:33
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Module 04: Importance of Clear Communication 11:41
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Module 05: Basics of Banksman Equipment Maintenance 12:34
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Module 06: Complex Lifting Operations and Planning 14:11
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Module 07: Identifying Common Causes of Accidents 11:51
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Module 08: Understanding Management and Leadership 10:38
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Module 09: Improving Management and Leadership Performance 13:16
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Module 10: Talent Management 12:26
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Module 11: Communication Skills 11:51
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Module 12: Managing Conflict 12:41
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Module 13: Road Safety Regulations and Laws 10:34
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Module 14: Commercial Vehicle Regulations 07:01
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MCQ Assessment 03:00
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Course Completion 02:00
Description
Traffic Marshall (Banksman)
The Traffic Marshall (Banksman) Training Level 3 is designed to provide comprehensive knowledge and understanding of safe vehicle marshalling practices on construction sites and other operational environments. This CPD-accredited programme equips learners with the key principles of traffic control, communication, lifting operations, and accident prevention, ensuring compliance with health and safety standards while promoting site efficiency.
Course Curriculum of the Traffic Marshall (Banksman) Course
Module 1: Definition and Importance of a Banksman
This module introduces the role and responsibilities of a Traffic Marshall, or Banksman, in ensuring the safe movement of vehicles and equipment in busy operational areas. Learners will explore why the presence of a trained Banksman is essential to maintaining site safety.
Module 2: Vehicle Control Measures
In this section, learners will study the key control techniques for managing vehicle movements, including one-way systems, exclusion zones, reversing protocols, and parking arrangements. Emphasis is placed on how to manage congestion and reduce the risks associated with moving vehicles.
Module 3: Basic Principles of Lifting Operations
This module covers the foundational principles of lifting operations. Learners will be introduced to the roles involved in lifting, types of lifting equipment, load assessments, and safe operation procedures as defined by LOLER (Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations).
Module 4: Importance of Clear Communication
Effective and unambiguous communication is vital in Banksman duties. This module explores hand signals, two-way radio use, visual signals, and how to communicate effectively with drivers, crane operators, and site personnel to avoid misunderstandings and accidents.
Module 5: Basics of Banksman Equipment Maintenance
This module highlights the importance of maintaining safety equipment such as high-visibility clothing, signage, signalling tools, and communication devices. Proper inspection routines and reporting procedures for defective equipment are also covered.
Module 6: Complex Lifting Operations and Planning
Learners will delve into advanced lifting scenarios, including the planning and execution of complex lifts. Topics include risk assessments, coordination among teams, selection of appropriate lifting equipment, and ensuring stability and load security.
Module 7: Identifying Common Causes of Accidents
This final module examines the typical causes of incidents involving vehicles and lifting operations. It includes case studies, root cause analysis, and proactive strategies to prevent common failures such as poor visibility, miscommunication, and equipment misuse.
Who is this course for?
Traffic Marshall (Banksman)
This training offers invaluable insights for individuals keen on acquiring the expertise and understanding essential for a career as a Traffic Marshall (Banksman). It's equally beneficial for those already engaged in this roles looking for advancement opportunities.
Please Note: This course is designed to support your personal growth and skill development. After completing this course, learners can pursue the professional qualification courses.
Requirements
Traffic Marshall (Banksman)
There is no prior requirement to enrol on this Traffic Marshall (Banksman) course. All you need to enrol in this Traffic Marshall (Banksman) program is a smart device and stable internet connection access.
Career path
Traffic Marshall (Banksman)
- Banksman Supervisor – £26,000 to £35,000 annually
- Construction Site Coordinator – £30,000 to £42,000 annually
- Transport Safety Officer – £28,000 to £38,000 annually
- Lifting Operations Planner – £32,000 to £44,000 annually
- Vehicle Movement Controller – £25,000 to £33,000 annually
- Site Traffic Marshall – £24,000 to £31,000 annually
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