CATEGORY C1 - 7.5 TONNE VEHICLE

Small Goods Vehicle up to 7.5 tonne

Course Duration:- 5 days

If you are over 18 years and under 21 years of age and wish to drive a vehicle/lorry up to 7.5 tonnes, you will need this category of licence. The test and course are exactly the same as for the 'C' Category so if you are over 21 years consideration should be given to taking the full 'C' lorry course as it will give you a far better category on your licence when you've passed. You will then have greater opportunities for better employment.

  LORRY MOUNTED LOADER (HIAB)

The HIAB training course is designed for candidates who wish to be able to operate a Lorry Mounted Loader (HIAB).

The course provides practical and theoretical training in the safe and efficient operation of lorry loaders, also known as HIABs.

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CATEGORY C+E - ARTICULATED VEHICLE

Articulated Commercial Vehicle Training Course - The Articulated Commercial Vehicle (Artic) training course is designed for candidates who wish to obtain a Category C+E Licence New drivers must first hold a Category C Licence to complete this course.

The course provides practical and theoretical training in the safe and efficient operation of Articulated Commercial Vehicles also known as 'Artics'.

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CATEGORY D - PCV COACH and BUS

For drivers that wish to obtain there Category D License, this course is a five day course with the test on the fith day

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Fork Lift Operator

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Drivers Certificate of Professional Competence

The Drivers Certificate of Professional Competence (Driver CPC) is for LGV and PCV drivers who drive professionally throughout the UK. It has been developed as a requirement of the EU Directive 2003/59, which is designed to improve the knowledge and skills of professional LGV and PCV drivers throughout their working life. There are two parts to the legislation:

The Initial Qualification that must be achieved by new LGV and PCV drivers along with their vocational licence to enable them to use their licence professionally.

Periodic Training, which involves all professional drivers undertaking 35 hours of training every 5 years .

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