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[Johny Walker]

i think it means you should have transferd your paper cert to the new id cards ??,

Edited February 28, 2010 by Johny Walker

[Rod]

it also means that a blue book is five years or more old

 

HSE wants training every five years

 

that means if someone still has blue book and no cards they dont meet HSE standard

[skyhuck]

it also means that a blue book is five years or more old

 

HSE wants training every five years

 

that means if someone still has blue book and no cards they dont meet HSE standard

 

My word this is hard work!!!!!!!!

 

I don't have a blue book!!:001_rolleyes:I have a cert!!!!!!!!

[Rod]

My word this is hard work!!!!!!!!

 

I don't have a blue book!!:001_rolleyes:I have a cert!!!!!!!!

 

that cleared that up then:thumbup:

[skyhuck]

I have both

and i personally think they are important

and yes if you have 20 21 22 if anything happened and they were called into question you would need to have proof of refresher training or updates and certainly the equipment has changed a lot over the years so I dont think there unjustified

I personally would not let you climb on my jobs without as you would be on MY insurance and i could be held liable for non compliance and all that malarkey:001_tt2:

 

And I don't suppose the fact that you are an assessor and make money from people updating there certs has any bearing on this opinion does it mate

[Johny Walker]

dave ,i think it means you need to get the info on the paper cert on tp a plastic id card

[bob]

And I don't suppose the fact that you are an assessor and make money from people updating there certs has any bearing on this opinion does it mate

 

as you say

i am an assessor not an instructor

so make NO money from updates

not that that makes a difference to what,s right and wrong

[skyhuck]

that cleared that up then:thumbup:

 

The blue book was what you used to use to work through your training and assessment, when you passed your assessment your assessor would sign the book, then you sent in the signed part of the book and they would send you your certificate.

 

If you still have a blue book its too late now too send it in.

[skyhuck]

as you say

i am an assessor not an instructor

so make NO money from updates

not that that makes a difference to what,s right and wrong

 

:confused1:So if you are not assessed for the updates whats the point????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

[skyhuck]

I have both

and i personally think they are important

and yes if you have 20 21 22 if anything happened and they were called into question you would need to have proof of refresher training or updates and certainly the equipment has changed a lot over the years so I dont think there unjustified

I personally would not let you climb on my jobs without as you would be on MY insurance and i could be held liable for non compliance and all that malarkey:001_tt2:

 

Yes the equipment has changed (a little) BUT for the better, so I would argue that if you were safe with the old more dangerous equipment you should be even safer with the new safer gear.

 

Did truck drivers have to take a retest when power steering came in??