cs numbers, whats what?

[armchairarborist]

anyone point me in the direction of the whole list of cs numbers and what they all mean please? google doesn't understand what i'm asking..

[butler]

anyone point me in the direction of the whole list of cs numbers and what they all mean please? google doesn't understand what i'm asking..

google nptc schedules

[alex_m]

NPTC | Assignment Schedules

 

scroll down, it's on the right hand side

[tractorboy1]

Get of your armchair

 

NPTC | Assignment Schedules

[armchairarborist]

cheers guys, i was (without looking for my current card) looking for the cs number for the rigging course i did a couple of years back, am i right in thinking thats whats labelled as cs41-section felling? i'm sure it was just called rigging

[dandkgroundcare]

it was cs41 when i did mine

[Brushcutter]

What are the missing number. For example 36 & 37. I seem to remember 37 doing with breaking up big crowns.

[bob]

some have changed and some are missing

I have quite a few that dont exist now:confused1:

[AA Teccie (Paul)]

What are the missing number. For example 36 & 37. I seem to remember 37 doing with breaking up big crowns.

 

Yup, and CS36 was cross-cutting whihc is now included in CS30.2 (I think.)

 

CS41 is 'Undertake Sectional Felling Operations' and includes the use of climbing irons and lowering ropes, i.e. a rigging system.

 

IF your ticket is much more than 5 years old I would strongly rceommend an update. Not only to meet the HSE recs. for update trainig requirements BUT because so much has changed with avialable technologies and techniques. In this regard ensure your 'training provider' is well versed in advanced, modern rigging systems and has a grasp of the recent(ish) HSE research outcomes.

 

Cheers all..

Paul