Training

This training is intended for machine drivers operating on a CSD, to allow them to better :
•    Administer the regulatory provisions,
•    Implement the security regulations,
•    Adapt their conduct to their professional environment,
•    Adopt a healthy lifestyle, an appropriate response to emergency situations, vigilance towards others working on the site,
•    Work rationally with the machine according to its esa letter technical features,
•    Acquire or improve their techniques for using and driving the machine.

•    Conditions to be met before practicing the machine driving profession,
•    Existing regulations: highway code, labour code, collective agreement,
•    Civil and criminal liability,
•    Responsibilities and attributes of a machine driver.

•    Prior to operating,
•    Operations organisation,
•    Arrangement and equipment of machinery,
•    Control of machine (security checks),
•    Personal protection gear,
•    Machine access via driving cabin,
•    While operating,
•    Driver’s vigilant attitude,
•    Infrastructure, layout of premises and bad weather,
•    Breaking, parking,
•    Incidences, equipment accidents,
•    Swivelling range and pedestrian traffic zone,
•    Coupling and uncoupling.

•    Healthy lifestyle,
•    Dietary,
•    Effects of substances likely to alter conduct (alcohol, medicine, tobacco),
•    Symptoms, causes and effects of fatigue and stress,
•    Conduct in emergency situations,
•    Evaluation the situation,
•    Avoiding additional accidents, calling emergency services,
•    Respecting others,
•    Pedestrians, vehicles, machines,
•    Measures regarding the safety of others,
•    Attitude,
•    Constant vigilance,
•    Respecting interlocutors at work,
•    Cleanliness of the cabin and the driver controls.

•    Machine types (rigid or articulated),
•    Description of machine,
•    Engine,
•    Hydraulic system,
•    Gearbox,
•    Brakes,
•    Specialised equipments,
•    Technological characteristics,
•    ROPS and FOPS cabin,
•    Vibration level,
•    Breakout, load and traction capacity,
•    Maintenance,
•    Access to the control, adjustment and maintenance operations,
•    Manufacturer instruction leaflet intervention recommendations.

•    Displacement manoeuvres,
•    Transferring products ,
•    Specific operations (managing pits),
•    Storage and retrieval ,
•    Compacting landfill ,
•    Maintenance,
•    Control systems and common warnings,
•    Specifics for the hydraulic excavators:
•    Moving, turret rotation,
•    Loading, unloading,
•    Stacking, sorting

•    Participant manual,
•    Manufacturer manual,
•    INRS booklets,
•    Machine practices