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Standards you can trustAttach photographof yourself hereand cover withclear adhesive flapPlant Operator LogbookNameCall CPCS 0844 8157274Failure to complete this page may result in you not being able to renew yourCompetent Operator Card as CITB will be unable to identify that this Logbook belongs to you.

Keep it SafeYour logbook is proof of your ongoing experience as a plant operator (or equipment user).You must keep this book in a safe place - CITB may request your completed logbook forQuality Assurance & Verification purposes prior to or upon your renewal applicationform submission.Your CPCS card No.Your card expiry dateDDMMYYYYYour signatureContentsSection 1Operating RecordSection 2Employment RecordSection 3Further Informationl Supplementary Pagesl CPCS Contact Informationl Category and Endorsement CodesIf found, please return this logbook to CPCSCPCSNOCN Job CardsPO Box 1242King’s LynnNorfolkPE30 9FQIf you need further information about this logbook or have any other queries about CPCS,please contact us (details in Section 3).Version February 2019Version February 2019

Section 1 Operating RecordSection 1 Operating RecordAbout this sectionEndorsement DeclarationHow do I complete this section?1Preparing the machine or equipment for work, as per manufacturer’s requirements- operating dates- the number of operating hours (Hours)- the total cumulative hours (Total to date) recorded to date2Transporting/manoeuvring the machine to the workplace in a safe manner(mobile plant only)- the category of plant or equipment you used- the type of plant or equipment you used refer to the list in Section 3for the Category and Endorsement codes3Setting the machine/equipment for work, as per manufacturer’s and industrialrequirements4Operating/using the machine or equipment, as per manufacturer’s and industrialrequirements5Carrying out work in a safe and efficient manner6Working to given instructions, dimensions and tolerances7Conforming to legislation, requirements and company regulations8Shutting down, securing and leaving the machine or equipment in a safe situation9Maintaining appropriate company records i.e. vehicle check forms, etc.You should fill out this section to record:l Whenl Whatl WhereI can confirm that the user of this Logbook is experienced in the following activities for whichI have endorsed their work experience.- location of where you operatedRecord the start and end date of the work completed. Daily, weekly or monthly entries arerecommended, however, if you’re operating the same machine in the same location over aperiod of time only one entry should be made, although it is recommended that this islimited to a period of not more than three months.You should complete one set of pages for each category to enable the total cumulative hourscompleted to date to be recorded easily. Please use the tabs provided to separate thecategories to make this process easier.Who can endorse the operating record?Each entry must be endorsed by someone who can confirm your operating experience onthat machine or equipment.They must provide full contact details.The endorser must map your operating experience against the declaration on the next page.What does operating hours mean?Appointed Person/Crane Supervisor Only10 Planning or supervising lifting operations in accordance with regulations andofficial guidance11 Constructing or following risk assessments, method statements and lift plans“Operating hours” means when you used the machine or equipment for work. This does notinclude downtime., for example, when driving to and from the site or meal breaks.Note: Appointed Persons/Crane Supervisors can record the type of lifts they have planned or supervised.Alternatively, you may complete the Renewal Competence Assessment which is available to download from the website.Version February 2019Version February 2019

Section 1 Operating Record8Start date 07/03/11Start date 15/03/11End date12/03/11End date19/03/11Hours14Hours26Total to date14Total to tAMake/ModelJCB JS130Make/ModelJCB JS130Site AddressBack Fill PlentyMuckery LandHole DeepSite PostcodeSite PostcodeH43 2AUG23 1ABPositionSite ForemanFull NamePositionSite ManagerSignatureCompany NameCompany NamePlant Hire LtdCompany Telephone01234 987654//Start date//End date//End date//HoursHoursTotal to dateTotal to elMake/ModelSite AddressSite AddressSite PostcodeSite PostcodeFull NameFull NamePositionPositionSignatureSignatureCompany NameCompany NameCompany TelephoneCompany TelephoneSarah SampleSignatureSam SampleStart dateSarah SampleDeepfill PlcCompany TelephoneWhoOperating EndorsementSam SampleEmployerFull NameCPCSCard No.NameWhereOperating LocationPlant Training LtdTrench LaneDigger Land0WhoOperating EndorsementSite Address5WhenOperating Hours9WhatOperating Details32Operator1WhenOperating Hours0WhatOperating DetailsCPCSCard No.Andy DriverNameWhereOperating LocationSection 1 Operating Record - Completed Example0845 800813Note: Each box must be completed for each entry in full (the use of ditto marks is not acceptable). Failure to do so mayresult in that entry not being accepted if your logbook is requested for Quality Assurance & Verification purposes.Note: Each box must be completed for each entry in full (the use of ditto marks is not acceptable). Failure to do so mayresult in that entry not being accepted if your logbook is requested for Quality Assurance & Verification purposes.Version February 2019Version February 2019

Section 1 Operating RecordSection 1 Operating RecordEnd date//End date//HoursHoursTotal to dateTotal to elMake/ModelSite AddressSite AddressSite PostcodeSite PostcodeFull NameFull NamePositionPositionSignatureSignatureCompany NameCompany NameCompany TelephoneCompany TelephoneStart date//Start date//End date//End date//HoursHoursTotal to dateTotal to elMake/ModelSite AddressSite AddressSite PostcodeSite PostcodeFull NameFull NamePositionPositionSignatureSignatureCompany NameCompany NameCompany TelephoneCompany TelephoneWhatOperating Details/WhereOperating Location/WhenOperating HoursStart dateWhatOperating Details/WhereOperating Location/WhoOperating EndorsementStart dateWhenOperating HoursCPCSCard No.NameWhoOperating EndorsementCPCSCard No.NameNote: Each box must be completed for each entry in full (the use of ditto marks is not acceptable). Failure to do so mayresult in that entry not being accepted if your logbook is requested for Quality Assurance & Verification purposes.Note: Each box must be completed for each entry in full (the use of ditto marks is not acceptable). Failure to do so mayresult in that entry not being accepted if your logbook is requested for Quality Assurance & Verification purposes.Version February 2019Version February 2019

Section 1 Operating RecordSection 2 Employment RecordCPCSCard No.Name/End date//HoursHoursTotal to dateTotal to elMake/ModelSite AddressSite AddressSite PostcodeSite PostcodeFull NameFull NamePositionPositionSignatureSignatureCompany NameCompany NameCompany TelephoneCompany TelephoneWhatOperating Details//WhereOperating LocationEnd dateStart date/The purpose of this section is to capture a record of current employment, or any previousemployment over the last few years.This information could be useful to a new employer if you change your job.How do I complete this section?You should fill out this section to record the details about your employment including:l Whenl Whatl Where- start and finish dates- the sectors of industry you worked in (nature of business) and your duties- the address where the employer is basedYou should fill in this section on leaving an employer.Who can endorse the operating record?Each entry must be endorsed by the employer to confirm that you have worked for them asstated. They must provide full contact details.WhoOperating EndorsementStart date/WhenOperating HoursAbout this section/Note: Each box must be completed for each entry in full (the use of ditto marks is not acceptable). Failure to do so mayresult in that entry not being accepted if your logbook is requested for Quality Assurance & Verification purposes.Version February 2019Version February 2019

Section 2 Employment RecordSection 2 Employment Record//End date//End date//Job title/dutiesJob title/dutiesEmployer AddressEmployer AddressSite PostcodeSite PostcodeFull NameStart date//End date//End date//Nature ofbusinessNature ofbusinessJob title/dutiesJob title/dutiesEmployer AddressEmployer AddressSite PostcodeSite PostcodeFull NameFull NameFull tureSignatureSignatureCompany NameCompany NameCompany NameCompany NameCompany TelephoneCompany TelephoneCompany TelephoneCompany TelephoneVersion February 2019WhatEmployment DetailsNature ofbusiness/Total durationWhereEmployer LocationNature ofbusiness/Total durationWhoEmployer EndorsementTotal durationStart dateVersion February 2019WhenEmployment DatesStart dateWhatEmployment Details/WhereEmployer Location/WhenEmployment DatesStart dateTotal durationCPCSCard No.NameWhoEmployer EndorsementCPCSCard No.Name

Section 3 Further InformationSection 3 Further InformationAbout this sectionCPCS Contact InformationThe purpose of this section is to provide you with further information to support you in thecompletion of your logbook.CPCSl Supplementary PagesCPCS Helpline: 0844 815 7274CPCS Website: www.citb.co.uk/cpcsl Category and Endorsement CodesThese sources will be able to provide information on:l How do I get a card?l How do I find a CPCS Test Centre?l CPCS Contact InformationSupplementary PagesCITB Website: www.citb.co.uk/cpcsdownloadsThis source will provide you with free of charge pages to allow you to capture your Testing,or Training or Assessment records. Also, additional blank Operating Record Pages.Should you wish to purchase further Logbooks or pages, please call our CPCS Helpline.Mailing AddressCPCS, NOCN Job Cards, PO Box 1242, King’s Lynn, Norfolk, PE30 9FQHealth, safety and environment testHS&E Booking number:HS&E Website:0344 994 4488www.citb.co.uk/hsandetestThese sources will be able to provide information on:l How do I prepare for the test?l How do I book the test?CPCS Renewal testRenewal test booking number:Renewal test Website:0344 994 4488www.citb.co.uk/renewaltestThese sources will be able to provide information on how to:l Prepare for the CPCS Renewal test?l Book the CPCS Renewal test?CITB GrantGrant Website:www.citb.co.uk/grantThese sources will be able to provide information on:l What is Grant?l What Grants are available?l How much Grant can I claim?l How do I claim?Version February 2019Version February 2019

Version February 2019GraderHoistWheeled Loading ShovelTracked Loading ShovelSkid Steer LoaderMotorised ScraperMobile Elevating Work Platform - r/CompressorCrusherScreenerConcrete Pump Trailer MountedPiling Rig - Driven below 20 tonnesPiling Rig - Driven above 20 tonnesPiling Rig - Bored below 20 tonnesPiling Rig - Bored above 20 tonnesA41A42A43A44A45A46A47A48Crawler - Tractor/Side BoomA35A40Crawler - Tractor/DozerA34Skip HandlerAgricultural TractorA33A39Soil/Landfill CompactorA32TrencherRide on RollerA31A37Piling Rig - TripodA30Lorry LoaderMobile Elevating Work Platform - Mast ClimberA27A36Mobile Elevating Work Platform - BoomA26DescriptionReach TruckA18CodeTelescopic HandlerA17Excavator 180o above 5 tonnesA12Industrial Forklift TruckExcavator 180o below 5 tonnesA10A16Forward Tipping DumperA09Forklift Side-LoaderConcrete Pump - Truck Mounted BoomA06A15DraglineA05Rough Terrain Masted ForkliftTower CraneA04A14Crawler Crane over 10 tonnesDescriptionA02CodeB Passenger/goods combinedD Transport PlatformB Up to 9 metreD All sizes inc. 360o slewB TrackedB Luffing Jib - Cab controlledB All types - Static DutiesD Excavator onlyB Clamshell BucketB Self-propelledEndorsementA All types - All DutiesC Knuckle Boom - Static duties onlyE Lift truck onlyA HookC Hydraulic ClampA Vehicle MountedA Rack & Pinion GoodsC Rope operated goodsA Industrial TelescopicC All sizes exc. 360o slewE Suspended Loads (Non-rough terrain)A WheeledNote LGV Licence must be heldA Trolley Jib - Cab controlledC Trolley Jib - Remote controlledEndorsementSection 3 Category and Endorsement CodesSection 3 Category and Endorsement CodesVersion February 2019

Version February 2019Overhead Travelling CraneCompact CraneTunnel LocomotivePlant Driving**A64A66A67A68Version February 2019B Trailer - Semi powered armD Non-LGV - Semi powered armF LGV - Fully powered armB Up to 10 tonnesD Demolishing up to 30 metresF Lifting operationsB All typesB Demolition Operations demolishingA Trailer - Manual armC Non-LGV - Manual armE LGV - Semi powered armA Materials processingC Demolishing up to 15 metresE Demolishing all heightsA 180o slewA Demolition Operations extractingPiling Rig AttendantConveying PumpVacuum ExcavatorDemolition PlantDemolition Plant - Pedestrian OperatedDemolition Operations - Skid Steer Tool CarrierA74A75A78D90D91D92*A63 - Pedestrian Operated Tower Crane: The release of the A04C - Tower Crane Trolley Jib - Remote Controlled category supersedes A63A to B.A63 is therefore retired from the scheme.**A68 - Plant Driving: All endorsements are separate by chassis group but have senior endorsements within the chassis group.Loading/unloading endorsement has the higher status.B Worm/Piston Pump (up to50mm outlet) without mixerA Pneumatic - All TypesC Worm/Piston Pump (up to50mm outlet) with mixerPlant & Vehicle MarshallerB All sizesB TowedA73A Up to 13 metresA Self PropelledC Spreader Self PropelledI Tracked (blade/shovel) - All sizes - non-operational onlyJ Tracked (blade/shovel) - All sizes - loading/unloadingK Wheeled articulated chassis - Up to 15 tonnes - non-operational onlyL Wheeled articulated chassis - Up to 15 tonnes - loading/unloadingM Wheeled articulated chassis - All sizes - non-operational onlyN Wheeled articulated chassis - All sizes - loading/unloadingO Wheeled rigid chassis - Up to 15 tonnes - non-operational onlyP Wheeled rigid chassis - Up to 15 tonnes - loading/unloadingQ Wheeled rigid chassis - All sizes - non-operational onlyR Wheeled rigid chassis - All sizes - loading/unloadingS Non-operational Ride on RollerT Loading/unloading Ride on RollerEndorsementStatic Concrete Placing BoomSoil StabiliserA71B Electric - All SizesD Diesel - All SizesB Mobile IndustrialD 360 - Pick and CarryB Fixed Cab ControlB Inclined jibB Pick-and-carry duties onlyB WheeledB WheeledB Up to 50 tonnesD All sizes (tracked)B All sizesB LGVA Tracked boom equipped - Up to 10 tonnes - non-operational onlyB Tracked boom equipped - Up to 10 tonnes - loading/unloadingC Tracked boom equipped - Up to 50 tonnes - non-operational onlyD Tracked boom equipped - Up to 50 tonnes - loading/unloadingE Tracked boom equipped - All sizes - non-operational onlyF Tracked boom equipped - All sizes - loading/unloadingG Tracked (blade/shovel) - Up to 20 tonnes - non-operational onlyH Tracked (blade/shovel) - Up to 20 tonnes - loading/unloadingA Electric - Up to 10 tonnesC Diesel - Up to 10 tonnesE TandemA Static-stabilisersC Luffing Static DutiesA Remote Operated controlA Up to 36m - 100 m/teA Blocked duties onlyC All DutiesA TrackedC Lifting OperationsA TrackedC Lifting OperationsA Up to 15 tonnesC All sizes (wheeled)A Up to 15 tonnesA Non-LGVEndorsementA72Plant Driving** (Continued)A68DescriptionPedestrian-operated Tower Crane*A63CodeCrane/Lifting Operations SupervisorExcavator 360o above 10 tonnesA59A62Excavator 360o below 10 tonnesA58Appointed Person - Lifting OperationsDump Truck - Rigid ChassisA57A61Dump Truck - Articulated ChassisA56Mobile CraneLoader/Securer - STGOA50A60Loader/Securer - non-STGODescriptionA49CodeSection 3 Category and Endorsement CodesSection 3 Category and Endorsement Codes

Call CPCS 0844 8157274 Competent Operator Card as CITB will be unable to identify that this Logbook belongs to you. Standards you can trust. Contents Keep it Safe Your logbook is proof of your ongoing experience as a plant operator (or equipment user). You must keep this book in a safe place - CITB may request your completed logbook for

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