How the price is calculated
Multiply the agreed training days by £400, then add £50 for each candidate’s books. The daily rate is for the agreed course group, not a separate £400 charge for every person.
Three useful examples
| Course plan | Training | Books | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 day, 1 candidate | £400 | £50 | £450 |
| 1 day, 4 candidates | £400 | £200 | £600 |
| 2 days, 4 candidates | £800 | £200 | £1,000 |
Examples are budgets, not confirmation that a particular candidate is eligible for a one-day course. Candidate experience, course role and practical arrangements determine the booking.
Why the course route matters
A novice needs time to develop practical skills as well as complete assessment. ALLMI describes novice operator and slinger/signaller courses as a minimum of two days. A one-day experienced route requires appropriate experience; it is not a cheaper substitute for novice training.
Get a quotation you can plan around
- State whether you need operator training, slinger/signaller training or both.
- Send the number of candidates and their previous experience.
- Include equipment details, the site postcode and preferred dates.
- Confirm the agreed days and complete quotation before allocating staff.