March
Bowls Green Maintenance Berkshire
March Cricket, Spring Preparation Berkshire
March
Bowls Green Maintenance Kent
These dates will be updated regularly so keep an eye on the website
www.groundsmantraining.co.uk.
Course bookings can also be made and paid for online but, if you cannot find the course you are looking for, need
help with your booking or just further information, please do not hesitate to contact me at 01902 440263 or
chris@pitchcare.com
We welcome enquiries for training groups of employees or colleagues, for whom competitive rates are available.
Bespoke courses
We have enjoyed having the opportunity to work with clients, such as York Racecourse and Bromsgrove School, to develop and deliver bespoke Health and Safety Refresher training on Turf Machinery, delivered by qualified and experienced Health and Safety instructors, which earns delegates a Pitchcare Certificate of Attendance.
Do speak to us if you are considering this type of training for your staff or, indeed, would like to discuss how you can best develop your groundstaff team
so that they operate safely and efficiently to create high quality playing surfaces.
Training Providers and Instructors
Our Training Partners are providers and instructors who have chosen to have their contact details featured on our website, together with a live weblink to their own websites which enables visitors to access their courses and make direct bookings.
If you are interested in promoting your company and courses in this way, contact me at 01902 440263 or
chris@pitchcare.com PITCHCARE TRAINING PARTNER PROFILE Park Hill Training
Park Hill Training is one of a number of Pitchcare training partners offering bespoke courses to turfcare professionals
Awards training provider. The company also hosts the County City & Guilds NPTC assessment centre for Leicestershire and Rutland. Mike and Suzanne Wells own the family run business, which uses converted buildings located on the farm. When Mike and Suzanne were looking at diversification for the farm, the option of building a training and assessment business seemed to be the most obvious way forward and would use the strengths of both partners. Suzanne had experience in successfully running a retail outlet and also a pheasant feeder manufacturing company. Mike had spent most of his time on the family farm up to the early eighties, and then began his career as a Lantra Awards trainer and a NPTC assessor. He now has over 30 years experience training delegates in both the landbased and amenity sectors, is an instructor and verifier for Lantra Awards and an assessor and verifier for City & Guilds.
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The company has grown in size and now employs four other office based staff; Abi, Liz, Philippa and Sue. Abi and Liz organise the training and
ark Hill Training is based at Park Farm, Seagrave, Leicestershire and began five years ago as a Lantra
assessments, Philippa looks after the database and Sue is responsible for the accounts. Park Hill Training is geographically well placed close to the M1 and A46 trunk roads and is a purpose built centre offering workshops, classrooms and a large conference room for providing a range of training courses. The company also delivers training and assessment at clients’ premises if required.
The type of training and assessment
offered includes all areas of pesticide application, mowers - ride-on and pedestrian - turf maintenance equipment, trimmers/brush cutters, tractor driving and maintenance, hedge trimmers, all terrain vehicles and chainsaws, including tree climbing. The compant also provide a range of health and safety courses such as H&S Horticulture levels 2 and 3, manual
handling, working at heights and first aid. Park Hill organises training and assessments anywhere in the country for individuals, companies and large corporate businesses. Clients include the HSE, Scottish Power, Ginsters, Central Networks, local government, colleges and various universities. Tractor driving courses have also been delivered at Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace, the main item on the risk assessment form was to beware of corgis! No job is considered to be too big or small, the company has built up a reputation of providing quality training by using professional instructors, and bespoke training courses can be supplied on request. The centre has a range of equipment on site plus grassland, hedges and wooded areas in order to facilitate the training provision at Park Hill.
As the company continues to grow,
there are plans to increase the delegate capacity at the centre, provide more workshop space and to expand the range of courses on offer.
www.parkhilltraining.co.uk
To become a Pitchcare Training Partner email Chris Johnson at
chris@pitchcare.com 119
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