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September 1st 2008

To complement its equipment rental service, A-Plant has opened a new National Customer & Technical Training Centre in Nottingham to deliver a wide range of training courses to meet the needs of its customers.

Courses will include manual handling, abrasive wheels, working at height, safety harness awareness, fall arrest, driver load/unload and site safety awareness, including CSCS test preparation. A-Plant is an accredited IPAF and PASMA training provider and can deliver courses at a customer's premises if required.

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