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This CPCS Traffic Marshall course is ideal for those responsible for managing vehicle and plant movement on construction sites. Complete the three-day course and receive your Red CPCS Traffic Marshall Card.
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2195 students enrolledA plant and vehicle marshaller ensures traffic safety on construction sites, preventing accidents with vehicles, machinery, and people. By using hand signals and maintaining awareness, they help operations run safely and efficiently.
Our CPCS Traffic Marshall Course is designed for individuals managing the movement of vehicles and plants on construction sites.
You will gain the knowledge and skills needed to ensure the safe and efficient movement of vehicles and plants on construction sites. Key learning outcomes include:
The course lasts three days: day one focuses on theory, day two covers practical training, and day three includes theory and practical assessments.
The A73 CPCS Traffic Marshal Course is open to everyone, from experienced vehicle marshals seeking a formal qualification to beginners starting out.
However, before attending the course, you must have passed the CITB Health and Safety Test for Operatives within the last 2 years. If you haven’t completed the CITB test recently, don’t worry – simply book our package, which includes the CITB test.
During the A73 CPCS Traffic Marshall training, you will take a theory and practical assessment. The theory test is verbal, with a required pass rate of 80% and full marks on mandatory questions. The practical test evaluates your ability to perform essential Traffic Marshall tasks accurately.
Yes, once you pass the technical tests, we will apply for your CPCS trained operator card (red card). This card, often called the CPCS Traffic Marshal ticket, is valid for two years and certifies you as a qualified Vehicle Marshaller.
Once you have your Red CPCS Traffic Marshal Card, you can gain experience on-site and achieve an NVQ Level 2 to upgrade to the CPCS Blue Competent Operator Card. Progression to supervisory or management positions is also possible through the CITB SSSTS or SMSTS courses.
Due to the practical activities involved, the CPCS Course cannot be completed online. Attendance in person is required, but experienced vehicle marshals can choose a two-day course instead of the full three days.
The CPCS Traffic Marshal Course typically costs around £1000 + VAT, with prices varying based on the location and training provider. While it’s a significant investment, it’s important to prioritise reputable training providers to ensure you get the most value from your training.
With a CPCS Traffic Marshal ticket, you can pursue various roles across the construction and infrastructure sectors. Common job opportunities include:
CPCS-certified Traffic Marshals can earn between £27,000 and £34,000, with salaries varying based on experience, job type, and location.
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Learners will understand the hazards of managing vehicles on busy sites, including blind spots, moving vehicles, and hazardous conditions. They will develop the ability to spot and evaluate risks, implement safety measures, and prevent accidents.
Learners will review data on past accidents involving vehicle marshals to understand common causes and patterns. They will use this information to recognise high-risk scenarios and adopt best practices to avoid similar incidents.
Learners will study current laws and regulations related to vehicle marshalling, including health and safety regulations and traffic management rules. They will gain knowledge of their legal responsibilities and how to ensure compliance with relevant legislation.
Learners will learn how to manage the movement of vehicles and pedestrians on site, including directing traffic, ensuring safe crossing points, and coordinating vehicle flows. They will develop skills in traffic control and ensure safety for drivers and pedestrians.
Learners will be evaluated on their understanding and application of the course material through practical exercises, written tests, or demonstrations. They will demonstrate their competence in key areas and receive feedback to meet required standards.
A vehicle marshaller directs traffic on and around a site to prevent accidents with other vehicles, buildings, obstacles, and people.
The CPCS Vehicle Traffic Marshaller course trains individuals to safely and effectively manage vehicle movement on construction and warehouse sites, using hand signals and awareness to prevent accidents.
This course is ideal for those directing vehicle traffic on construction sites or in warehouse environments, including new and experienced vehicle marshals.
You will learn to identify and manage risks, understand accident statistics, comply with relevant legislation, direct vehicle and pedestrian traffic, and demonstrate your skills through assessments.
Candidates should have completed the CSCS Health, Safety, and Environment touchscreen test within the last two years. Experience requirements differ based on whether you choose the Experienced Worker or Foundation course.
Upon successful completion, you will receive a two-year-valid Red CPCS Card (Trained Operator) in the Vehicle/Plant Marshaller category.
Yes, during the validity of your Red CPCS Card, you can work towards an NVQ in Plant Operations to upgrade to a Blue Competent Operator CPCS Card.
Yes, the course includes practical exercises where you will apply what you've learned in a simulated environment to manage vehicle and pedestrian traffic effectively.
The course includes assessments to test your understanding and application of the material, which may involve practical exercises and written tests.
