Training

To maintain your driver CPC card, you must attend mandatory RSA training. Every five years you must:

– attend one seven-hour driver CPC training module per year with an RSA-approved CPC training organisation (35 hours over five years)

– attend a total of 42 hours of driver CPC training modules if you hold bus and truck driver CPC and wish to maintain both.

Driver CPC training records can be viewed online – Login or register with RSA : Login (rsa.ie)

We also can arrange group booking, please contact us to discuss your requirements: Tel 01 8447516/ 086 1303341

As part of the Driver CPC qualification, both existing and new professional drivers of buses and trucks must undergo 35 hours of specialised training over a five-year time span.

To maintain your driver CPC card, you must attend mandatory RSA training. Every five years you must:

– attend one seven-hour driver CPC training module per year with an RSA-approved CPC training organisation (35 hours over five years)

– attend a total of 42 hours of driver CPC training modules if you hold bus and truck driver CPC and wish to maintain both.

Driver CPC training records can be viewed online – Login or register with RSA : Login (rsa.ie)

We also can arrange group booking, please contact us to discuss your requirements: Tel 01 8447516/ 086 1303341

To maintain your driver CPC card, you must attend mandatory RSA training. Every five years you must:

– attend one seven-hour driver CPC training module per year with an RSA-approved CPC training organisation (35 hours over five years)

– attend a total of 42 hours of driver CPC training modules if you hold bus and truck driver CPC and wish to maintain both.

Driver CPC training records can be viewed online – Login or register with RSA : Login (rsa.ie)

We also can arrange group booking, please contact us to discuss your requirements: Tel 01 8447516/ 086 1303341

To maintain your driver CPC card, you must attend mandatory RSA training. Every five years you must:

– attend one seven-hour driver CPC training module per year with an RSA-approved CPC training organisation (35 hours over five years)

– attend a total of 42 hours of driver CPC training modules if you hold bus and truck driver CPC and wish to maintain both.

Driver CPC training records can be viewed online – Login or register with RSA : Login (rsa.ie)

We also can arrange group booking, please contact us to discuss your requirements: Tel 01 8447516/ 086 1303341

To maintain your driver CPC card, you must attend mandatory RSA training. Every five years you must:

– attend one seven-hour driver CPC training module per year with an RSA-approved CPC training organisation (35 hours over five years)

– attend a total of 42 hours of driver CPC training modules if you hold bus and truck driver CPC and wish to maintain both.

Driver CPC training records can be viewed online – Login or register with RSA : Login (rsa.ie)

We also can arrange group booking, please contact us to discuss your requirements: Tel 01 8447516/ 086 1303341

This training course is designed to help managers, supervisors and administrative staff understand the driving and working time rules that govern commercial/passenger vehicle drivers. It explains the rules regarding driving time, break and rest periods.

Course objectives/aims

Following this training participants should have

:• Increased confidence when having complex discussions with drivers and/or managers relating to drivers’ hours rules.

• Peace of mind that you are operating legally

.• Knowledge about where to find the answers to complex issues or operational anomalies.

Course content

• Legislation on EU Drivers’ Hours.

• Working Time Regulations.• Road Traffic Act

.• Employer and driver obligations.

• Written records for drivers exempt from EU Rules

.• Best practice for monitoring compliance.

• Analysis and problem solving.

• Management of analogue and digital tachograph.

• Practical demonstration using tachograph simulator unit.

• Latest technology using turning point to create an interactive training course.

Who should attend?

• Anyone who wishes to learn about drivers’ hours rules and the relationship with working time regulations

• Those who are committing to their continued professional development as a transport professional.

• Candidates preparing for a full Transport Manager CPC – primer course.

Course evaluation

All participants will be expected to demonstrate their understanding by continuous assessment during the course

The course is aimed at managers and supervisors involved with transport operations in the private and public sector. The course will provide an overview of the road haulage operator licensing system and highlight employers’ and drivers’ responsibilities. It also details the many other areas of legislation that directly affect the operator licence obligations, such as drivers’ hour’s rules and the safety of loads on vehicles.

Course objectives/aims

The general aim of the course is to develop a knowledge of road transport law. More specifically, it is to cover the legal framework surrounding the operator licensing system and demonstrate the importance of road safety legislation. This includes highlighting the powers of the enforcement agencies such as: The Minister, RSA, HSA and the penalties for non-compliance, both for the vehicle operator and/or driver.

Demonstration throughout using practical templates.

Course content

The course will cover the following topics:

• Operator licencing

• RTOL criteria

• RTOL conditions

• Compliance

• Professional competence

• Fatigue management

• Record keeping

• Driver competence

• Digital cards

• Roadworthiness

• CoVORI

• Enforcement

• Safe and legal loads

• Customer care

• Contractor and agency management

• Health and safety

• COVID-19 requirements

• Sustainable operations

• Smart tachographs

Who should attend?

• Anyone who wishes to update their transport legislation knowledge to the latest standards.

• Those who are committing to their continued professional development as a transport professional.

Course evaluation

Participants will be provided with a course notebook to accompany the course. The notebook acts as a course hand out that participants can use to take notes and complete group exercises throughout the day.

To maintain your driver CPC card, you must attend mandatory RSA training. Every five years you must:

– attend one seven-hour driver CPC training module per year with an RSA-approved CPC training organisation (35 hours over five years)

– attend a total of 42 hours of driver CPC training modules if you hold bus and truck driver CPC and wish to maintain both.

Driver CPC training records can be viewed online – Login or register with RSA : Login (rsa.ie)

We also can arrange group booking, please contact us to discuss your requirements: Tel 01 8447516/ 086 1303341

To maintain your driver CPC card, you must attend mandatory RSA training. Every five years you must:

– attend one seven-hour driver CPC training module per year with an RSA-approved CPC training organisation (35 hours over five years)

– attend a total of 42 hours of driver CPC training modules if you hold bus and truck driver CPC and wish to maintain both.

Driver CPC training records can be viewed online – Login or register with RSA : Login (rsa.ie)

We also can arrange group booking, please contact us to discuss your requirements: Tel 01 8447516/ 086 1303341

This training course is designed to help managers, supervisors and administrative staff understand the driving and working time rules that govern commercial/passenger vehicle drivers. It explains the rules regarding driving time, break and rest periods.

Course objectives/aims

Following this training participants should have

:• Increased confidence when having complex discussions with drivers and/or managers relating to drivers’ hours rules.

• Peace of mind that you are operating legally

.• Knowledge about where to find the answers to complex issues or operational anomalies.

Course content

• Legislation on EU Drivers’ Hours.

• Working Time Regulations.• Road Traffic Act

.• Employer and driver obligations.

• Written records for drivers exempt from EU Rules

.• Best practice for monitoring compliance.

• Analysis and problem solving.

• Management of analogue and digital tachograph.

• Practical demonstration using tachograph simulator unit.

• Latest technology using turning point to create an interactive training course.

Who should attend?

• Anyone who wishes to learn about drivers’ hours rules and the relationship with working time regulations

• Those who are committing to their continued professional development as a transport professional.

• Candidates preparing for a full Transport Manager CPC – primer course.

Course evaluation

All participants will be expected to demonstrate their understanding by continuous assessment during the course

The course is aimed at managers and supervisors involved with transport operations in the private and public sector. The course will provide an overview of the road haulage operator licensing system and highlight employers’ and drivers’ responsibilities. It also details the many other areas of legislation that directly affect the operator licence obligations, such as drivers’ hour’s rules and the safety of loads on vehicles.

Course objectives/aims

The general aim of the course is to develop a knowledge of road transport law. More specifically, it is to cover the legal framework surrounding the operator licensing system and demonstrate the importance of road safety legislation. This includes highlighting the powers of the enforcement agencies such as: The Minister, RSA, HSA and the penalties for non-compliance, both for the vehicle operator and/or driver.

Demonstration throughout using practical templates.

Course content

The course will cover the following topics:

• Operator licencing

• RTOL criteria

• RTOL conditions

• Compliance

• Professional competence

• Fatigue management

• Record keeping

• Driver competence

• Digital cards

• Roadworthiness

• CoVORI

• Enforcement

• Safe and legal loads

• Customer care

• Contractor and agency management

• Health and safety

• COVID-19 requirements

• Sustainable operations

• Smart tachographs

Who should attend?

• Anyone who wishes to update their transport legislation knowledge to the latest standards.

• Those who are committing to their continued professional development as a transport professional.

Course evaluation

Participants will be provided with a course notebook to accompany the course. The notebook acts as a course hand out that participants can use to take notes and complete group exercises throughout the day.