ALLMI Lorry Loader Training, Come to us
EP now delivers Lorry Loader training for private individuals and companies alike. If you want to gain an ALLMI lorry loader accreditation (the best out there) and Driver CPC but don’t have the vehicle, then come to EP.
They provide Initial and Refresher ALLMI training from both Bookham (Surrey) and Cranleigh (West Sussex).
They have an over 20 tonne, modern lorry loader (mobile crane) and have various attachments (Hook and Remote). Attending and passing a Lorry Loader course with EP will mean successful applicants attain, ALLMI accreditation, Driver CPC hours and a CSCS card (embossed on ALLMI card).
Initial Training
This course is suitable for those students with less than 15 hours practical experience. Duration is two days, consists of theory and practical tuition, can count as 14 hours Driver CPC and successful attendees will receive an ALLMI certificate / card. Courses are deliver from Bookham, Surrey and Cranleigh, West Sussex. Course start times are 8am till 4pm.
ALLMI Lorry Loader Training, Come to us
EP now delivers Lorry Loader training for private individuals and companies alike. If you want to gain an ALLMI lorry loader accreditation (the best out there) and Driver CPC but don’t have the vehicle, then come to EP.
They provide Initial and Refresher ALLMI training from both Bookham (Surrey) and Cranleigh (West Sussex).
They have an over 20 tonne, modern lorry loader (mobile crane) and have various attachments (Hook and Remote). Attending and passing a Lorry Loader course with EP will mean successful applicants attain, ALLMI accreditation, Driver CPC hours and a CSCS card (embossed on ALLMI card).
Initial Training
This course is suitable for those students with less than 15 hours practical experience. Duration is two days, consists of theory and practical tuition, can count as 14 hours Driver CPC and successful attendees will receive an ALLMI certificate / card. Courses are deliver from Bookham, Surrey and Cranleigh, West Sussex. Course start times are 8am till 4pm.
