Ride on Roller training with Didac delivers practical skills and theoretical knowledge allowing candidates to operate in compliance with HSE requirements. |
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Which accreditation is right for you? | ITSSAR | |
Training Delivery | ||
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On-Site (Nationwide) | ✓ | |
Training Centre | ✗ | |
Training is available to | ||
Novice | ✓ | |
Experienced | ✓ | |
Refresher | ✓ | |
Duration, Learners and Assessment | ||
Training Duration | 1-3 Days | |
Learners | 3 Maximum | 3 Maximum |
Theory Assessment | ✓ | |
Practical Assessment | ✓ | |
Course Handout | ||
Training Manual and User Guidance | ✓ | |
Registration Fees (Per Person) | ||
Certificate/Registration | £4.50 + VAT | |
Photo ID Card (750gsm) | £7.50 + VAT | |
Photo ID Card & Certificate | £7.50 + VAT | |
HSE Compliance | ||
PUWER 1998 Read more | ✓ | |
LOLER 1998 Read more | ✓ | |
The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 Read more | ✓ |
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PRICE AND TRAINING DATES
Ride on Roller training prices and availability are dependent upon location as training is delivered on clients' premises.
To receive a quotation, complete the Get-A-Quote form including a postcode and our sales staff will contact you with full details.
0800 773 4230
Training Syllabus
Training syllabus
- Responsibilities
- Legal Duties and Regulations
- PPE Requirements
- Safe Operating Practices
- Accident Causes & Prevention
- Pre-Use Safety checks
- Hydraulic Systems & Controls
- Travelling on the public highway
- Rolling and Compacting
- Roller Stability
- Refuelling Procedures
- Parking and Post Stop Checks
- Roller Maintenance
Additional benefits
- Incorporate your company’s risk assessments
- Soft copies of all course paperwork are available to employers on completion of training
- Successful candidates receive a temporary pass notification form on the day as evidence of training
Equipment Information
Equipment information
Ride on Roller driver training is available across the majority of makes, models, types of machinery and attachments including but not limited to the following.
NOTE: If you do not see the equipment for which you require training this does not mean that our trainers / assessors are not qualified to deliver the training you need.
Roller Types. | Roller Types. | Makes & Models. |
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Pedestrian Operated Ride-on Smooth Finish Ride-on soil / landfill compactor with pads / feet / spikes Sheep Foot Roller / Tamping Roller Tandem Drum / Double Drum Single Drum |
Road Roller Vibrating Roller Articulated Roller Pedestrian Roller Rigid Roller Dead Weight Roller |
Corinsa Caterpillar (CAT) Hyster Bomag Ammann Huber |
Course Description
Course description
Ride on Roller ticket training instructs learners on how to manoeuvre the roller safely. Ride on Roller operatives will become accustomed with the vehicle and its operating principles to improve performance and minimise risk of injury.
In transit while on uneven groudn, Ride on Rollers can become unstable. Ride on Roller courses will address these issues and provide candidates with the knowledge to make informed decisions and operate safely if any given environment.
Drivers should make use of trained Banksman when manoeuvring, responsibilities of which will be outlined during training. Ride on Roller training courses include refuelling procedures, regulations for travelling on the public highway and maintenance requirements of the plant machine.
The ITSSAR Ride on Roller operator course meets the statutory requirements of the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974, and other relevant statutory provisions, and Approved Codes of Practice.
Training Locations
On-site Ride on Roller training, UK wide
Didac deliver on-site Ride on Roller training and other plant courses to any location across the UK.
Some recent on-site training locations include:
- Brighton
- Bristol
- Cardiff
- Coventry
- Derby
- Dorset
- Gloucester
- Hampshire
- Kent
- Leicester
- Lincoln
- London
- Newport
- Nottingham
- Portsmouth
- Sheffield
- Southampton
- Surrey
- Sussex
- Swindon
- Yorkshire
Overseas Work
Didac will always consider work overseas.
Contact us about our overseas work policy.
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a minimum age requirement for completing Ride on Roller training?
- With the exception of Lift Truck operators, there is no minimum age outlined in any UK legislation for plant operators.
Lift Truck operators in the UK must be over the minimum school leaving age (except in docks where they must be at least 18 years old).
You can find out more here: HSE Workplace Transport FAQ.
- Is there an upper age limit for completing Ride on Roller driver training?
- No.
- Do I receive a Ride on Roller licence when I complete this training?
- There is no such thing as a Ride on Roller license for operating Ride on Rollers.
The term ‘licence’ suggests a document issued from a governmental or other constituted authority to operate a Ride on Roller. No such authority exists; there are only accrediting bodies and training providers who operate independently of the HSE or any other government organisation.
Successful candidates do receive a certificate and photo ID card, sometimes referred to as a Ride on Roller ticket; this provides evidence that the candidate has completed a Ride on Roller course and is certified to use the equipment as outlined on the Ride on Roller certification.