HS2 Flannery Skills Hub

About HS2 Flannery Skills Hub

Flannery's Operator Skills Hub is a purpose built operator training centre built on HS2’s A422 Brackley Road compound in Westbury, Buckinghamshire. It is run by Flannery Plant Hire, in cooperation with EKFB, the joint venture of Eiffage, Kier, Ferrovial Construction and Bam Nuttall. Flannery has funding from the Department for Education to deliver a range of training programmes, including its two-week ‘skills bootcamp’ in plant operations, which is free to local residents over the age of 19 and ends with all the accreditation needed to start work as a plant operator in as little as 2 weeks.

Activity

Attendees will be able to have a go on the realistic plant simulators to test their skills as plant drivers. They will also learn about people plant interface and plant blind spots, and how to stay safe on a site with live machinary operating.

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Tue 14 Mar 2023	10:00 - 12:00 Max Group 20	Fully Booked
Tue 14 Mar 2023	14:00 - 16:00 Max Group 20	Fully Booked
Wed 15 Mar 2023	10:00 - 12:00 Max Group 20	Fully Booked
Wed 15 Mar 2023	14:00 - 16:00 Max Group 20	Fully Booked
Thu 16 Mar 2023	10:00 - 12:00 Max Group 20	Fully Booked
Thu 16 Mar 2023	14:00 - 16:00 Max Group 20	Fully Booked

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Address	EKFB, Brackley Road, Westbury, Bucks, NN13 5JH

About HS2

HS2 is a new high speed railway linking up London, the Midlands, the North and Scotland serving over 25 stations including eight of Britain’s 10 largest cities and connecting around 30 million people.

HS2 is the UK’s flagship transport levelling up project. It is the biggest rail investment ever made in the North of England and is Europe’s largest infrastructure project.

The new high-speed line will run between the North West and the South East, stopping at Manchester, Birmingham and London with trains continuing on the existing network to Scotland ...
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