NPTC 0216-50 (PA2) Ground Crop Sprayer Hydraulic Nozzle - £535
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O
Level
Other -
Start Date
Monday 20th April 2026 -
Venue
Easton College campus -
Course Code
H0406
Start Date
- Monday 20th April 2026, Part Time, Day
What You Will Study
If your job involves applying pesticides in a commercial role then you are legally required by the Plant Protection Products (Sustainable Use) Regulations (2012) to take this qualification.
This course is for those who apply pesticides from a conventional boom sprayer. The hydraulic nozzle sprayer will be tractor mounted. The qualification you will achieve upon successful completion of course and assessment is NPTC 0216-50 Award in the Safe Application of Pesticides Using Self Propelled, Mounted, Trailed Horizontal Boom Sprayers.
This is a two-day training course.
Entry Requirements
You must have completed and passed (PA1) NPTC 0216-49 Award in the Principles of Safe Handling and Application of Pesticides. In addition to this you must be competent in tractor driving/operation or have completed relevant course.
How You Will Be Assessed
The assessment is oral and practical.
Please note that you may require an additional day/date for your assessment, this will be arranged directly with NPTC after you have successfully completed your training.
Fees
£535.00
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