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NON-INTEGRAL WORK PLATFORM

The Non-Integral work platform is recommended for occasional use and for short durations.

The HSE guidance document PM28 explains how to secure the cage to the forklift and the fact that you should be able to lock off certain hydraulic controls on the forklift if the cage is in use.

It is used to gain access to elevated locations, areas that are high and often inaccessible from a ladder the basket provides a safe platform to work from

Whats Included?

Introduction & Aims
The Health & Safety at Work Act 1974
The Provision & Use of Work Equipment Reg 1998 (PUWER)
The Lifting Operations & Lifting Equipment Regs 1998 (LOLER)
The pre-use inspection of the Non-Integral work platform

Introduction to the Non-Integral work platform components
Pre-use Checks & Maintenance of the Non-Integral work platform
Practical Training & Assessment
Theoretical & practical knowledge for safe use of the platform
Operating procedures; manoeuvring, with the platform
Health & safety working at height

Stability & siting the Non-Integral work platform
Use of a full body harness
Operating in confined spaces
Pre-use checks of the forklift
Theory Test
Course Evaluation

Courses Applicable

Novice

1 – 8 Candidates

1 Day

Experienced

1 – 8 Candidates

1 Day

Conversion

1 – 8 Candidates

1 Day

Refresher

1 – 8 Candidates

1 Day

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Stop Accidents & Deaths

Under UK law, forklift operation is not just about skill – it’s a legal responsibility.

The main laws covering forklift operations include:

Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 – Sets out the duty of care employers have to protect their staff, visitors, and anyone affected by their work.
Provision & Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER 1998) – Requires all work equipment (including forklifts) to be suitable, well maintained, and only used by trained people.
Lifting Operations & Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER 1998) – Ensures that lifting equipment and attachments are strong, stable, and inspected regularly.

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The most frequent forklift hazards include:

Overturning – Often caused by sharp turns, speeding, or uneven ground.
Collisions with pedestrians – A leading cause of workplace injuries when walkways aren’t clearly marked or drivers aren’t alert.
Overloading or unstable loads – Loads that are too heavy or poorly stacked can tip, fall, or destabilise the truck. & More

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All our accredited courses include NORS registration (National Operator Registration Scheme) – giving operators an official record of their training and proof of qualification that employers can easily verify.

What Makes This Important:

Provides secure, centralised proof of training recognised across the UK
Makes refresher training and re-certification easier to track
Reduces admin for employers – no lost certificates or training records
Shows compliance with industry standards and HSE expectations

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