CPCS Screener A43

The CPCS Screener (A43) course is designed for individuals who operate, or intend to operate, mobile screening equipment on construction, demolition, or recycling sites. This course provides the essential knowledge and practical skills to operate screeners safely and in accordance with industry regulations and site procedures.

CPCS Course Overview

This course offers comprehensive training on the setup, operation, and maintenance of mobile screeners. Participants will learn how to manage screening operations effectively, identify and control potential hazards, and ensure compliance with environmental and safety standards. The course follows CPCS standards and helps operators develop competence in real-world screening scenarios.

What the CPCS Course Covers

• Conducting pre-use checks and routine maintenance
• Understanding the screener’s key components and controls
• Safe setup and configuration of screening equipment
• Feeding material correctly and adjusting settings for different materials
• Monitoring and controlling output quality and throughput
• Managing blockages and material build-up safely
• Environmental awareness – managing dust, noise, and waste
• Working safely around other plant and personnel
• Following manufacturer’s guidelines and site-specific procedures
• Proper shutdown and isolation techniques

What to Expect on the Course

• A blend of classroom-based learning and practical instruction
• Realistic training scenarios using mobile screener equipment
• Focus on safe, efficient operation and compliance
• CPCS technical tests, including a theory test and a practical screener assessment

Course Duration

The course typically runs for 2 to 3 days, depending on the candidate’s experience. It includes both theoretical and practical training, followed by CPCS assessments.

Certification

Successful candidates will receive the CPCS Red Trained Operator Card (A43 – Screener). This can be upgraded to a Blue Competent Operator Card once the operator completes an NVQ and gains sufficient on-site experience.

This course is ideal for operators working in material processing, recycling, or aggregate production, ensuring safe and compliant screener use on modern work sites.