Vehicle Familiarisation
This course aims to introduce and familiarise delegates to a new vehicle and driving it on British roads so that they can navigate themselves safely and with confidence.
On completion of the course the delegate will have gained familiarity with their new vehicle by having the opportunity to drive on a public road whilst supervised by an expert.
Course Summary
- A working knowledge of the new vehicle and it’s features
- An understanding of the vehicles characteristics and limitations
- Awareness of additional features, such as ABS and traction control
- Knowledge of the fuel type and requirements
- Appreciation of auxiliary equipment, such as Satellite Navigation
- The location and provision of emergency equipment, including spare wheel, jack and wheel brace.
Who should attend?
All work related drivers who need to become familiar with a new vehicle
Note: The actual duration of this course is half a day.
Duration: Half-day
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Course Outline
Also available to download: Vehicle Familiarisation (PDF 92kb)
Course objectives
The course aims to introduce and familiarise delegates to a new vehicle so that they can navigate themselves safely and with confidence.
By the end of this course delegates should:
- Have a good working knowledge of the new vehicle and its features
- Understand the vehicle’s characteristics and limitations
- Understand and be aware of additional features, such as ABS, traction control, etc.
- Be aware of fuel type and requirements
- Have knowledge of auxiliary equipment, such as sat nav technology
- Have a location knowledge of emergency equipment, e.g. spare wheel, jack, wheel brace, etc.
Who should attend?
Anyone who drives for work and needs to become familiar with a new vehicle.
Additional information
It is advised that the delegate obtains an up-to-date copy of the Vehicle Handbook and Company Driver Handbook. It would be beneficial for the delegate to bring these on the day.
The course is available in a range of vehicle types.
Benefits to client
The knowledge that your employees have been taught basic familiarisation of their new vehicle.
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