Transport Training Services
Driver CPC Training
Transport Manager Training
Our Driver CPC courses are designed to fit your needs, with flexible delivery options available online or in a classroom. All of our programs are fully accredited for both LGV (Large Goods Vehicle) and PCV (Passenger Carrying Vehicle) drivers.
Recent updates to Driver CPC regulations now provide a more flexible approach to training, including the introduction of a new National Driver CPC for UK-only professional drivers. These changes also allow for shorter course sessions and more e-learning hours.
For drivers whose qualification has lapsed, there's a new Return to Driving CPC option to help them get back on the road. To learn more about these changes, you can read our blog post https://www.verrdi.co.uk/blogs/post/driver-cpc-evolution
We provide both National and International CPC courses, as well as a dedicated Return to Driving Driver CPC for drivers whose qualification has been expired for less than two years.
Transport Manager
CPC
This is a CILT-accredited Level 3 qualification designed to provide the essential knowledge and skills needed to become a qualified Transport Manager in the haulage industry. It's a key requirement for anyone looking to manage a fleet of vehicles.
A Transport Manager is a person who holds a Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC). They are responsible for overseeing a company's day-to-day transport operations and ensuring the business is fully compliant with all transport laws and regulations.
Transport Manager Refresher
A key condition of a standard operator licence is that the named Transport Manager must demonstrate "good repute" and "professional competence." The Office of the Traffic Commissioner and the DVSA increasingly expect evidence of ongoing Continuing Professional Development (CPD).
While a specific legal timeframe is not mandated, attending a two-day refresher course every few years is considered best practice and is the easiest way to demonstrate that you are keeping your knowledge up to date.
Operator Licence Awareness Training
Getting a Restricted Operator Licence is a significant step, but it's only the beginning. This course is designed to give you a clear understanding of your legal responsibilities and what the Traffic Commissioner expects from your business.Restricted Operator Licence is a significant step, but it's only the beginning. This course is designed to give you a clear understanding of your legal responsibilities and what the Traffic Commissioner expects from your business.
This OLAT Course will cover the essential knowledge you need to maintain a compliant and efficient operation. Unlike a standard operator licence, a restricted licence does not require you to employ a qualified transport manager, but you are still held to the same high standards of compliance.
