NHSS12 (LANTRA)
NHSS12D T4 Training / M4 Assessment (Convoy Working)
Half day. T4 Refresher Test is test-duration only — refresher candidates need a current, unexpired 12D M1/M2 RTMO and 12D M4 Convoy Working Operative skill as a minimum.
Price: TBC — contact us
Overview
NHSS12D Convoy Working — the NHSS12D T4 course leads to Registered Traffic Management Convoy Working Operative status, as described in Sector Scheme Document 12D. Recognised by National Highways, Transport Scotland, Welsh Assembly and Transport NI on rural and urban road networks.
Who should attend?
NHSS12D M4 is for persons wishing to become Registered Traffic Management Convoy Working Operatives as described in the Sector Scheme Document 12D.
Prerequisites
Complete NHSS12D T1/T2 training course. To become a registered NHSS12D M4 Operative, the learner must either be in the process of being registered as a 12D M1/M2 RTMO or already be a registered 12D M1/M2 RTMO prior to applying for registration.
Syllabus / What's covered:
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Reference Documentation
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Principles of Traffic Management
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Working Without a Safety Zone
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Planning for Convoy Working
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Legal Considerations
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Traffic Control with Convoy Systems
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Convoy Signage
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Convoy Vehicles
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Convoy Works on Dual Carriageways
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Single Carriageway Convoy Systems – Signage
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Single Carriageway Convoy Systems – Single Vehicle
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Single Carriageway Convoy Systems – Three Vehicles
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Dual Carriageway Convoy Systems – Signage
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Dual Carriageway Convoy Systems – Multiple Vehicles
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End of course test
Outcome / progression
Following completion of the NHSS12D T4 training course the learner will need to undertake a single on-site assessment as prescribed in the National Highway Sector Scheme 12D Document to obtain the category. The assessment must be completed within a two year period starting from the date of passing the training.
Fully qualified 12D M1/M2 RTMOs can also gain the other additional 12D modules (M3 Low Speed Dual Carriageways, M5 Multiphase Traffic Signals and M6 RLTMO).