First introduced in May 2006, Digital Tachograph was brought in as a safer, efficient and more cost-effective alternative to analogue tachographs. Despite being around for this long, there are still drivers operating vehicles fitted with a Digital Tachograph who have yet to undergo any form of training with regards to how the Digital Tachograph operates.
Under the Health and Safety at Work Act, all employers have a legal obligation to ensure that they provide suitable, sufficient and regular training to their employees, with regards to any equipment they are required to operate as part of their daily work routine.
Courses we currently offer.
Duration ½ Day
Course Overview: This course is designed to give all drivers an overview and insight into the basic operating procedures of a Digital Tachograph, from when they first enter a vehicle, card insertion, daily operation, recording activities and when they finish their working day. Drivers will gain an understanding of how to interact with the tachograph unit, understand how and what format messages are displayed in, how to record work activities and how to correctly shutdown the tachograph unit once their working day is finished.
Delivery method: Classroom based, theory and practical tutorial
Assessment: Q&A and written test paper
For more information on how to book this course or course prices please contact Jason Taylor on 07561463292 or email jason@hawthorntrainingservices.co.uk.
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