Drivers Hours and Working Time Regulations and Digital Tachographs and Record-Keeping for Drivers

As a professional HGV driver, you will need to complete 35 hours of Driver CPC training every 5 years. This course is DVSA approved and ideal for keeping your skill-set up to date and enable you to stay compliant with Drivers’ Hours Regulations

Daily Walk Around Checks & Defect Reporting and Safe Loading of Goods Vehicles

As a professional HGV driver you will need to complete 35 hours of Driver CPC training every 5 years. This course is DVSA approved and ideal for keeping your skill-set up to date and enable you to stay compliant with Drivers’ Hours Regulations

Safety and Security Awareness for Goods Vehicle Drivers and Accident Procedures, Speed Awareness and Driving in Poor Weather

As a professional HGV driver, you will need to complete 35 hours of Driver CPC training every 5 years. This course is DVSA approved and ideal for keeping your skill-set up to date and enable you to stay compliant with Drivers’ Hours Regulations

Vulnerable Road Users and Fitness to Drive, The Drivers Guide to Operator Licensing

As a professional HGV driver you will need to complete 35 hours of Driver CPC training every 5 years. This course is DVSA approved and ideal for keeping your skill-set up to date and enable you to stay compliant with Drivers’ Hours Regulations

Professional Driver Update 2023-24

As a professional HGV driver you will need to complete 35 hours of Driver CPC training every 5 years. This course is DVSA approved and ideal for keeping your skill-set up to date and enable you to stay compliant with Drivers’ Hours Regulations

Safe Loading and vehicle checks for Scaffolders

7 hours of Industry specific, DVSA approved driver CPC periodic training developed in collaboration with the Scaffolding Association.

This course will provide delegates with the opportunity to update knowledge on Load Security Legislation changes, and who is responsible. What is required to stay safe and compliant when loading vehicles and the consequences of getting it wrong.