Courses - Fantique Driver Training Centre

Once the individual is accredited he / she will be able to: Convey dangerous goods in accordance with the relevant legal document, learners will be able to apply safety and standard operating procedures whilst loading and off-loading, and also in the event of an incident will be able to handle it safely.

Who should go on this training: All staff exposed to Hazardous Chemicals in the workplace.

South African legislation: Road Traffic Act 1996, Occupational Health and safety Act of 1993.

NQF Level: NQF 3 / Credits 4
Certificate valid for: 1 year
Accreditation: TETA D. O. T.

Once the individual is accredited he/she will be able to: Prepare a vehicle combination for road transport trips according to specification. Drive a vehicle combination in accordance with specified requirements. Ensure the maintenance of road transport service quality. Handle unexpected situations according to specified procedures.
Park a vehicle combination in accordance with specified requirements.
Couple and uncouple a drawing vehicle and trailer/s according to specified procedures
Park a rigid heavy vehicle in accordance with specified requirements

Who should do this training: All long distance and hazardous chemical drivers.

South African Legislation: Road Traffic Act 1996 , Occupational Health and safety Act of 1993.

NQF Level: NQF 4 / Credits: 15
Course Duration: Novice 1- 5 Days, Ref: 4 hrs / 5 modules
Certificate Valid for: 2 years.
Accreditation: TETA

Once the individual is accredited he/she will be able to:
Prepare a  vehicle combination for road transport trips according to specification.
Drive a rigid heavy vehicle in accordance with specified requirements.
Ensure the maintenance of road transport service quality.
Handle unexpected situations according to specified procedures.
Reflect on rigid heavy vehicle performance and own vehicle against requirements.
Park rigid heavy vehicle in accordance with specified requirements

Who should do this training: All long distance and hazardous chemical drivers.

South African Legislation: Road Traffic Act 1996 , Occupational Health and safety Act
of 1993.

NQF Level: NQF 4 / Credits: 20
Course Duration: Novice 1- 5 Days, Ref: 4 hrs / 5 modules
Certificate Valid for: 2 years.
Accreditation: TETA

Once the individual is accredited he/she will be able to:
Prepare a rigid light vehicle for road transport trips according to specification. Drive a rigid light vehicle in accordance with specified requirements. Ensure the maintenance of road transport service quality. Handle unexpected situations according to specified procedures. Reflect on vehicle performance and own operation of vehicle against requirements.
Park a rigid light vehicle in accordance with specified requirements. 

Who should do this training: All long distance and hazardous chemical drivers.

South African Legislation: Road Traffic Act 1996 , Occupational Health and safety Act of 1993.

NQF Level: NQF 2 / Credits: 10
Course Duration: Novice 1- 5 Days, Ref: 4 hrs / 5 modules
Certificate Valid for: 2 years.
Accreditation: TETA

Once the individual is accredited he/she will be able to:
Describe first aid equipment and explain basic application  
Assess the accident scene, report and make safe
Prioritise the casualties and treat 

Who should do this training: General staff and contractors.

South African Legislation: Occupational Health and safety Act of 1993.

NQF Level: NQF 3 / Credits: 2
Course Duration: 4 Hrs / 3 modules
Certificate Valid for: 2 years.
Accreditation: TETA

Once the individual is accredited he/she will be able to: Select and use the appropriate fire fighting equipment to extinguish or control fires in the workplace.  

Who should do this training: Fire response or team members (all staff).

South African Legislation: Occupational Health and safety Act of 1993.

NQF Level: NQF 2 / Credits: 4
Course Duration: 4 Hrs / 6 modules
Certificate Valid for: 2 years.
Accreditation: TETA

Once the individual is accredited he/she will be able to:
Assist management with maintaining good housekeeping & company protocols on housekeeping.

Who should do this training: General staff, Management & Office staff.

South African Legislation: Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1993.

NQF Level: NQF 3 / Credits: 8
Course Duration: 4 Hrs / 3 modules
Certificate Valid for: 2 years.
Accreditation: TETA

Once the individual is accredited he/she will be able to operate a counter balance lift truck in a safe manner. They will also be able to conduct pre and post inspections to ensure the performance of the lift truck. The person will be able to handle the loading and storage of freight by using the equipment and its accessories in the required manner. They will also be able to access emergency system and services in the event of an incident or accident.

Who should do this training: All operators of Lift Trucks

South African Legislation: Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1993.

NQF Level: NQF 3 / Credits: 7
Course Duration: Novice 1- 5 Days, Ref: 4 hrs / 7 modules
Certificate Valid for: 2 years
Accreditation: TETA

Once the individual is accredited he/she will be able to understand the functions, safety and suitability of the crane prior to utilization in the freight handling industry. Learners are also able to inspect and record the operational fitness of the components of a crane and be able to access available support systems and emergency services in case of incidents and accidents while operating a overhead / gantry crane.

Who should do this training: All operators of Overhead Gantry Cranes, Cabin and Pendant Controlled.

South African Legislation: Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1993.

NQF Level: NQF 2 / Credits: 5
Course Duration: Novice 1- 5 Days, Ref: 4 hrs / 5 modules
Certificate Valid for: 2 years
Accreditation: TETA

Once the individual is accredited he / she will be able to: understand the functions of a truck mounted crane while using the crane in a safe and suitable manner. They will also be able to access support and emergency services in the case of an incident or accident in the workplace.

Who should do this training: Operators of Truck Mounted Cranes.

South African Legislation: Occupational Health & Safety Act of 1993.

NQF Level: NQF 3 / Credits: 8
Course duration: Novice – 5 days, Ref: 4 hrs. / 7 modules.
Certificate Valid for: 2 years

Accreditation: TETA

Once the individual is accredited he/she will be able to safely operate and use a Mobile Elevating Work Platform. The learner will be able to assess his/her work environment so as to establish any safety hazards in order to prevent or eliminate such hazards and resultant losses, to conduct pre-inspection tests and to operate the Mobile Elevating Work Platform in safe conditions.

Who should do this training: All personal that may at some stage be working at heights or may be using a M.E.W.P.

South African Legislation: Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1993.

NQF Level: NQF 2 / Credits: 10
Course Duration: Novice 1- 5 Days, Ref: 4 hrs / 6 modules
Certificate Valid for: 2 years
Accreditation: TETA

Once the individual is accredited he/she will be able to operate a battery operated defined purpose lift truck. They are able to access emergency support and services in the case of an emergency while operating a lift truck. The person is also able to identify and classify the load, handle and move the freight while operating the lifting equipment in accordance with standards and its performance capabilities. They are also able to monitor the fitness of the lift truck.

Who should do this training: Operators of lift trucks – Codes 1-16 (Forklifts, side loaders and turret trucks).

South African Legislation: Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1993.

NQF Level: NQF 3 / Credits: 7
Course Duration: Novice 1- 5 Days, Ref: 4 hrs / 5 modules
Certificate Valid for: 2 years
Accreditation: TETA

Once the individual is accredited he/she will be able to operate a basic purpose lift truck. They are able to access emergency support and services in the case of an emergency while operating a lift truck. The person is also able to identify and classify the load, handle and move the freight while operating a lifting equipment in accordance with standards and its performance capabilities. They are also able to monitor the fitness of the lift truck.

Who should do this training: Operators of lift trucks – Codes 1-16 (Reach trucks, Forklifts).

South African Legislation: Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1993.

NQF Level: NQF 2 / Credits: 4
Course Duration: Novice 1- 5 Days, Ref: 4 hrs / 6 modules
Certificate Valid for: 2 years
Accreditation: TETA

Operating a Reach Stacker takes place within a regulatory framework that seeks to ensure safety of the operator, the reach stacker and its environment. Reach stackers are inherently dangerous ; hence, their safe operation cannot be overstated. The learner will also acquire the competencies and skills to operate the components, systems and joy sticks to accomplish the task of lifting and handling loads appropriately. The aspects of safety and communication during the lifting operation are covered.

Who should do this training: Operators of lift trucks

South African Legislation: Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1993.

NQF Level: NQF 3 / Credits: 10
Course Duration: Novice 1- 5 Days, Ref: 4 hrs / 9 modules
Certificate Valid for: 2 years
Accreditation: TETA

Once the individual is accredited he/she will be able to identify the safety and suitability of crane type prior to utilisation while applying methods of inspecting and recording the operational fitness of all components of the crane. Learners are also able to operate heavy cranes in a safe and competent manner.

Who should do this training: All operators of cranes

South African Legislation: Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1993.

NQF Level: NQF 3 / Credits: 14
Course Duration: Novice 1- 3 Days, Ref: 4 hrs / 10 modules
Certificate Valid for: 2 years
Accreditation: TETA

Once the individual is accredited he/she will be able to handle dangerous goods during warehousing and storage. They are able to classify goods in preparation for storage and prepare these goods for safe transportation. Learners are also able to handle incidents in the event of them happening in accordance with required safety procedures and guidelines.

Who should do this training: All staff exposed to hazardous chemicals in work place.

South African Legislation: Road Traffic Act 1996, Occupational Health and safety Act of 1993.

NQF Level: NQF 4 / Credits: 4
Course Duration: Novice 1- 2 Days, Ref: 4 hrs / 4 modules
Certificate Valid for: 1 year
Accreditation: TETA

Once the individual is accredited he/she will be able to demonstrate an integrated practical and theoretical grounding in Crane operations, inspecting and evaluating lifting gear, preparing and slinging regular loads, as well as communicating during crane operations.

Who should do this training: All crane operators.

South African Legislation: Occupational Health and safety Act of 1993.

NQF Level: NQF 2 / Credits: 4
Course Duration: Novice 1- 5 Days, Ref: 4 hrs / 4 modules
Certificate Valid for: 2 years.
Accreditation: TETA