Course Description
Key Learning Outcomes
Participants will gain knowledge and skills in:
Industry hazards and responsibilities in plant inspection
Equipment setup and operation according to manufacturer handbooks and load charts
Risk assessment and toolbox talk participation
Pre-start, operational, and shutdown inspections
Visual and functional examination of key components (hydraulics, booms, winches, forks, etc.)
Load testing in accordance with regulations
Inspection reporting using standardised checklists and documentation
Use of measuring and diagnostic tools such as DPI gauges, Verniers, hydraulic pressure gauges, and RCI/LMI systems
Inspection of emergency lowering devices, crane RCI systems, slew ring motions, fork arms, and more
Introduction to NDT/Examination Methods: MT, PT, UT, RT, ET, and weld inspection
End-of-task procedures and debrief participation
Course Duration
1–5 Days
(Duration varies based on candidate experience and prior qualifications.)Available for both Novice and Refresher levels
Course Aims
To provide comprehensive training on the responsibilities of a plant inspector.
To enable delegates to carry out thorough visual and functional examinations.
To understand and apply inspection criteria according to LOLER and PUWER regulations.
To ensure effective use of inspection tools, documentation, and reporting techniques.
Why Choose NPORS N039?
Nationally recognised and industry-respected qualification
Meets latest ABA and NPORS standards
Delivered by NPORS Accredited Training Providers
Practical, hands-on training with real equipment
Enhances employability in construction, oil & gas, manufacturing, and logistics sectors
