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NPORS Appointed Person Training (N401)
NPORS Appointed Person Training (N401)
Get NPORS-certified on the appointed person (N401) with CTG — an NPORS Accredited Provider. We run novice courses for new operators and shorter experienced worker tests, on your site or at our centre, nationwide.
Who is the NPORS appointed person course for?
The novice route suits operators who are new to the appointed person and need full training before testing. The experienced worker route is for operators who already use a appointed person regularly and need to gain or renew an NPORS card through a shorter test.
How the NPORS appointed person assessment works
- We confirm your route (novice or experienced worker) and book a date at your site or our centre.
- Novice learners complete theory and practical training on the machine.
- You sit the NPORS theory test and practical assessment with our accredited tester.
- On passing, you receive your NPORS operator card for the appointed person (N401).
On-site testing: Ask us about bulk on-site testing for teams. See payment options.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the NPORS appointed person course?
Novice training is typically 1–10 days depending on prior experience, followed by the test. Experienced operators can take a 1-day test instead.
Can you test on our site?
Yes — we deliver NPORS appointed person testing on your site nationwide, or at our centre.
What’s the difference between NPORS and CPCS?
Both are recognised construction schemes. NPORS is widely accepted and often faster to arrange.
Does the NPORS card carry the CSCS logo?
An NPORS card can carry the CSCS logo where eligibility is met. Check the CSCS Card Finder for your role.
How many operators can you test at once?
We run bulk on-site testing for employers — see our employer training page.