At Roller Training, we deliver accredited roller machinery instruction and certification solutions tailored for operators and businesses across the UK.

Whether you’re starting from scratch or refreshing your skills, we ensure you gain practical competence, compliance with UK safety standards, and recognised credentials like CPCS or NPORS, all supported by expert trainers, supplied equipment, and training materials.

Who Needs Roller Training?

Roller training teaches participants to safely and effectively operate ride-on compaction machinery, ideal for individuals seeking CPCS A31 or NPORS accreditation, site operatives, and construction or civil engineering companies.

These courses meet industry safety standards and legal requirements, ensuring operators are competent for use in roadworks, earthworks, and commercial construction sites.

What Services Are Included In A Roller Training Course?

We offer comprehensive roller training courses that cover all key aspects needed for safe and competent machine operation, including:

• Classroom instruction – Covers health & safety, regulations, and operational theory.
• Hands-on machine operation – Practical driving, manoeuvring, and task execution on a roller.
• Safety briefings – Instruction on personal safety, site awareness, and safe working practices.
• Hazard identification – Training in spotting site-specific risks and managing worksite conditions.
• Basic maintenance training – Guidance on pre-start checks, cleaning, and equipment upkeep.
• Theory and practical assessments – Formal testing to ensure understanding and competence.
• Certification documentation – CPCS or NPORS qualification upon successful completion.
• Supplied training materials – Course handbooks, guides, and learning aids provided.
• Necessary PPE – Personal protective equipment available if not already supplied by the delegate.

How Much Does Roller Training Cost?

The cost of roller training ranges from £250 to £800, depending on the course duration, certification level, and training format selected.

Prices are mainly determined by whether the training is a one-day refresher or a full multi-day programme, the inclusion of CPCS or NPORS card registration, whether PPE or machinery is provided, and if the course is delivered on-site or at a training centre.

Contact Roller Training to get customised prices for booking roller training at your location.

Do You Need A License Or Certification To Operate A Roller?

To operate a road or construction roller, you need specialised roller training and must hold a recognised operating licence, either CPCS A31 or NPORS accreditation, under UK industry standards.

Our roller training provides direct access to these schemes through official assessments, ensuring legal compliance and eligibility to work across domestic and commercial sites.

What Types Of Roller Training Courses Are Offered?

We offer a variety of roller training courses designed to suit different experience levels and certification needs, including:

• Beginner/operator programmes – Entry-level training for individuals with little or no prior experience.
• Experienced-worker assessments – Fast-track options for those with practical experience seeking formal certification.
• CPCS A31 category courses – Courses aligned with the Construction Plant Competence Scheme for recognised industry certification.
• NPORS certification routes – Flexible accreditation through the National Plant Operators Registration Scheme.
• Tailored on-site corporate training – Customised group sessions delivered at your premises, including assessment and certification.
• Single-session and cohort-based scheduling – Flexible delivery to accommodate individual or team training needs.

How Long Does Roller Training Take?

Typical roller training durations range from one-day refreshers to two-to-three-day full operator courses, including theory and practical sessions.

Following successful assessment, certification is issued within 1–2 weeks. Bespoke or corporate courses may be scheduled over multiple shorter sessions to suit operational needs.

What Equipment Is Used During Roller Training?

Roller training is conducted using industry-standard equipment to ensure a safe and practical learning environment, including:

• Ride-on rollers – Both single-drum and twin-drum models provided for hands-on operation.
• PPE kits – Safety helmets, high-visibility vests, gloves, and protective footwear supplied as needed.
• Training manuals – Course booklets and instructional materials covering theory and practical elements.
• Safety signage – On-site markers and notices to simulate real-world worksite conditions.
• Assessment paperwork – Documentation for recording theory test results and practical evaluations.
• Modern, well-maintained machinery – All equipment complies with current safety standards for training use.

What Are The Entry Requirements For Roller Training?

Entry requirements for roller training include being at least 16 years old, having a basic level of English comprehension, and being medically fit to operate machinery.

No prior experience is required for beginner courses, although practical familiarity can improve outcomes. Candidates should be prepared for physical tasks and outdoor work.

Contact Roller Training for a detailed consultation on the roller training process.

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