The sad true is that you wouldn't get a job after course because every employer wants minimum 1 year of experience, but usually they are looking for nvq2 which you can accomplish after 3 years of working on the nvq 1.
Work on site as a grounds worker or labourer and ask to jump into the telehandler to get experience when the main man is on his lunch or break, or stay late after everyone has gone home to get experience, that's what i am doing.
It's not hard to blag the experience. You tell them you've been driving them on your uncle's farm all your life. And don't forget to tell them about that "in house ticket" you had at that site you were labouring on. 😉
@@K7L3-93 This is true. If you're a groundworker you can jump on pretty much any machine on site and nobody will bat an eyelid unless you make an arse of yourself.
people have to start somewhere and i would only expect people who are new to be watching these videos, you must be one sad guy to spend your time watching newbies learn
I did mine last week. Took me an hour and 11 minutes and i wasn't hanging about. Had to lift at height, go up ramps, take off forks etc.
If I take 1 from the front no2 directly from behind No1 is that a fail?
Is that the full test? I mean, shouldn't there be the unload at height component?
There is load and unload
ITS A PART OF THE TEST
Good i am indian oprator
I DID MINE, SAME PLACE,
The sad true is that you wouldn't get a job after course because every employer wants minimum 1 year of experience, but usually they are looking for nvq2 which you can accomplish after 3 years of working on the nvq 1.
Work on site as a grounds worker or labourer and ask to jump into the telehandler to get experience when the main man is on his lunch or break, or stay late after everyone has gone home to get experience, that's what i am doing.
It's not hard to blag the experience. You tell them you've been driving them on your uncle's farm all your life. And don't forget to tell them about that "in house ticket" you had at that site you were labouring on. 😉
@@K7L3-93 This is true. If you're a groundworker you can jump on pretty much any machine on site and nobody will bat an eyelid unless you make an arse of yourself.
All of my mates just lie.
They find an agency who is thirsty to get people on site then just tell them they have a year experience abroad.
How many people fail first time CITB keep very hush hush about the failed operatives.
They have the statistics on there? It’s about 89% pass rate and it’s been going up each year.
And another fail nan of his lights on and most important his Amber light is of this video is the reason why people fail theirs tests
Linas Maciulevicius steady on NAN you shouldn't be allowed near a test with that grammar. And the amber lighting in this video is beautiful
Ok
amateur
And you 🤔?!
I have 15,000 hours in a forklift like this
people have to start somewhere and i would only expect people who are new to be watching these videos, you must be one sad guy to spend your time watching newbies learn