Roller Training in South Africa
Roller Training in South Africa
Roller Training in South Africa We offer a comprehensive range of in-house and on-site training courses designed to equip you with the industry standard qualifications for operating earth moving machines in South Africa.
Our well-equipped training center and experienced instructors are committed to ensuring that you are fully trained and expertly equipped.
We offer grader operator training for all major brands, including CAT, JCB and John Deere. We also offer additional courses such as power courses (excavators, loaders and forklifts), safety courses and forklift proficiency cards. We are a mobile service, offering tailored courses at your site.
Our services include driver CPC training, forklift certification and supervisor training. Please get in touch with us if you need more information or wish to book a course.
We cater to both individuals and companies wishing to develop their own skills or improve their existing ones in order to better benefit from the machinery available to them.
In agriculture, grading consists of smoothing lumps and bumps, filling holes, and leveling the ground. In construction, grading refers to the process of flattening the ground in preparation for laying paving stones or building foundations.
The surface to be graded is “degraded” by cutting into the surface with engineering tools such as graders, scrapers and bulldozers to break up the surface, removing any obstructions such as rocks or boulders.In order to level the ground it is often necessary to dig into a hillside or other sloped areas with a backhoe loader.
This technique may be necessary for example in areas that were previously mined or hillsides where natural revegetation has been disrupted.
The material removed from the slope is sometimes deposited in an area below the slope to create a level base for further construction.
The slope may also be “cut” into (a “cut-to-fill” method) to provide a flat area and allow construction to continue on a horizontal plane.
We are the leading Roller Training in South Africa. We have a number of options for people looking for a safe and fun way to get in shape. If you’re a student, we have options that fit into your busy schedule.
For companies, our roller training devices offer a great way to keep your employees active during their break times. If you’re looking to step up your game or are an experienced roller skater, our Refresher Course option is a great way to get back in shape.
We believe that roller training is an ideal form of training for new operators, both novice and experienced.The ability to reduce the risk of injury from the many hazards that come with working at height gives you more time to concentrate on your core duties. This makes your working day safer and more productive.
To help employers achieve this we have developed a Roller Operator Refresher course to suit the needs of both novice and experienced operators. It is a one-day training course, which covers safety issues, working at heights and different forms of equipment used in this industry.
The course is run by our staff at our training centre in Johannesburg, or find out about booking the course at your own facility.
From the beginner to the roller rink pro, we’ve got you covered. Our 3-day courses cover everything you need to know.The machineschool™ team have been skating since the 70’s and are still going strong. With over 20 years experience, the team is comprised of the best instructors and coaches in South Africa and they can’t wait to share their knowledge with you!Our Roller Training in South Africa will have you skating confidently within minutes and you’ll be able to do all the cool tricks that you’ve seen everyone else doing on TV. You’ll be skating and smiling in no time.
MachineSchool™ is for everyone, from Novice and individual skaters to Companies and Corporations wanting Team Building sessions. Whether it is for just a few hours or a whole weekend you are welcome to join us with your friends or colleagues at any of our training centres or at your own venue.
If you want to take your training to the next level, roller training is for you. We use rollers in our roller training in South Africa because of the smoothness and affordability. Roller training has many of the same benefits as skates, but with less impact to the joints and feet. Roller training exercises also improve balance and body control by improving proprioceptive awareness.
We are the leading Roller Training in South Africa. We offer a variety of courses to suit every requirement that professionals, students, individuals and companies may have.
We have trained thousands of people in the latest roller and ice skating techniques. To make things more convenient for our students, our training centre is located in Johannesburg’s upmarket business area, Sandton.
Our unique concept is based on the idea of developing a healthy form of physical activity and fun, where people of all ages can enjoy.Our highly qualified instructors are able to contribute their years of experience by transferring their knowledge into effective training for our students.
Our focus on quality and quantity has garnered a strong reputation among our students, some of which have become official South African Roller Champions under the guidance of machineschool™ instructors.
Details Roller Training South Africa, Machineschool™.MACHINESCHOOL South Africa is a training school specializing in the training and practical work on SCHEISSBAUER tactical military equipment such as roller, tank, APC, bridge layer, paddle wheel, winch and so on.
We also train on Military vehicles and tactical equipment in our production facility in Durban (South Africa). with the same equipment used by the Military and Police force of South Africa.
Full-time training sessions available for groups of 10 people or more.If you don’t have a team, but you want to experience tactical training, we will train you individually (1 person).
Mobile & After hours training available at your premises / Factory / Office / Mine / Place of any kind of logistics / housing area.