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© Les Kelly Complete Training UK 2012 Driver Certificate of Professional Competence Course 7 Operational Procedures

© Les Kelly Complete Training UK 2012 Driver Certificate of Professional Competence Course 7 Operational Procedures

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Page 1: © Les Kelly Complete Training UK 2012 Driver Certificate of Professional Competence Course 7 Operational Procedures

© Les Kelly Complete Training UK 2012

Driver Certificate of Professional

Competence

Course 7

Operational Procedures

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© Les Kelly Complete Training UK 2012

Subjects Covered1. Health & Safety, Working at Height &

Manual Handling 2. Accidents & the reporting of3. Load securing (not Rope & Sheet)4. Alcohol & Drugs5. Breakdowns6. Coupling & uncoupling7. Weights & dimensions8. Air suspension & lift axles9. Tail lifts

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HSE may prosecute either or both the Employerand Employee for any contravention of their

Duties

Should the Health & Safety Executive prosecute for

contravention of the regulations you can expect a fine of up to £20,000 or a jail sentence of up to one year in a

magistrates court, or both. Crown court fine. Unlimited. Jail up to 2 years

Management of Regulations

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Climbing onto vehicles and trailers should be kept to a minimum. If it cannot be avoided the following guidance should be adhered to.

• When using the steps make sure that the handholds are also used which will make sure that the three points of contact are maintained

• A minimum distance of 1 metre should be kept from any exposed edge to avoid falling

• None slip safety shoes must be worn• Do not pull a pallet truck to the edge of the vehicle or

onto the tail-lift, push it so that you can see where the edge is and you do not fall

Health & Safety Guidance

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Accidents & the reporting of:

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The highway code gives information under Penalties as follows:

Offence: Failing to stop after an accident or failing to report an accident

Penalty: 6 months imprisonment or a £5,000 fine

Disqualification: Discretionary

Penalty points:5-10 Is it worth not reporting it?

Accidents & the reporting of:

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Inspection of load

The last job to do is to inspect the load for transport. You are the last person to say yes or no as you will have final responsibility as the load is in your care and on your vehicle

If VOSA or the Police stop you for any reason YOU will take the blame for any problems

Load securing(Without Rope and Sheet)

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Two procedures that often cause problems even for experienced drivers

If you follow this procedure list you will find a generally problem free job

Coupling & Uncoupling

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Be aware of any restrictions on your journey

Weights & Dimensions

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Most vehicles now have air ride suspension which allows for a smoother ride and protects the road and the goods carried from serious

shock damage

Air suspension & Lift axles