Start with the fleet specification
Identify which vehicles carry loader cranes, the controls and attachments fitted, and whether the same staff also attach loads. Driver experience alone should not determine the crane-training route. Send relevant training records and current ALLMI categories.
Training around vehicle availability
Plan when a suitable vehicle can be released from delivery work. The course needs reliable access to the agreed crane and practical loads. Weekday and weekend dates can be discussed, subject to availability and the course requirements.
Different customer sites, a clear training scope
Explain the types of deliveries and site conditions your operators encounter. This helps clarify the training enquiry and what practical arrangements need discussing. Site-specific planning and briefings remain necessary when the team returns to normal work.
Coordinate the wider team
If depot staff operate forklifts or support lifts as slinger/signallers, include these as separate requirements. We can discuss the course routes and dates without treating one qualification as covering every duty.