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DRIVER CPC: ANALOGUE & DIGITAL TACHOGRAPHS & DRIVING HOURS REGULATIONS

Alpha Safety Training

Summary

Price
£67 inc VAT
Or £22.33/mo. for 3 months...
Study method
Classroom
Duration
1 day · Part-time
Qualification
No formal qualification

Overview

COURSE INTRODUCTION

Every professional lorry or bus driver requires 35 Hours of periodic Training every 5 years. Failure to comply with this mandatory requirement may result in a fine of up to £1,000 if you are found to be driving professionally without Driver CPC.

Description

This DriverCPC course is aimed at educating professional drivers. This training day combines two 3.5 courses to count towards Driver CPC hours and will remind and revise drivers on the use Analogue and Digital Tachographs and their driving hours (working time directive)

These courses have been combined as required to complete a minimum training time of 7 hours

COURSE TOPICS

Analogue & Digital Tachographs

  • Tachograph Regulations and Enforcement
  • Introduction to Digital Tachographs
  • Digital Tachographs – Data Recording
  • Digital Tachograph – Logging in/out and Manual entries
  • Digital Tachograph – Faults and Errors

Driving Hours Regulations

  • Driving Limits & Breaks
  • Rest Periods
  • Working Time Directive
  • Record Keeping
  • Enforcement

ASSESSMENT METHOD

Continuous Assessment (RTITB Driver CPC Certificates of Attendance Issued)

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