What is Driver CPC?
Driver CPC is a compulsory Certificate in Professional Competence for professional bus and truck drivers. Its purpose is to set and maintain high standards of safety and driving among drivers of trucks and buses.
Who does Driver CPC apply to?
Driver CPC is relevant to both new and existing drivers.
For existing drivers
Drivers, who had a full licence before the 10th of September 2008 (buses) and the 10th of September 2009 (trucks), were automatically granted a Driver CPC. However, in order to keep this Driver CPC, each driver must complete 7 hours of periodic training per year over the subsequent five year period.
For new drivers
Drivers, who have not yet achieved a full licence, have to participate in the Driver CPC examination. The examination includes:
• 2 hour multiple choice theory test
• 2 hour case study theory test
• 90 minute driving test
• 30 minute practical test
Once this is completed and the four parts of the Driver CPC examination passed, the driver can then apply for a driving licence and Driver CPC card in that category. After this, the driver will have to do 7 hours of periodic training per year (35 hours in total) over the next five years to keep their Driver CPC.
• No two modules can be covered in the same year by a participant.
• All course modules run throughout the year, so contact us for the next available date for your course of choice – 066 7163170 or visit www.kerryflyer.ie
1. Characteristics of the transmission system
2. Effective use of safety controls in PSV`s and LGV`s
3. Optimizing fuel consumption
1. Risks of the road and accidents at work
2. Ability to assess emergency situations
1. The importance of physical and mental ability of professional drivers
2. Preventing physical risks
1. Ability to adopt behaviour to help enhance the image of the profession
2. Understanding the social environment of road transport and the rules governing it
1. Safely loading vehicles
2. Preventing criminality and trafficking in illegal immigrants
3. Carriage of goods. C License
4. The economic environment of road haulage and the organization of the market.
1. Ensuring passenger comfort and safety
2. Loading the vehicle
3. Preventing criminality and trafficking in illegal immigrants
4. The regulations governing the carriage of passengers
5. The economic environment of the carriage of passengers by road and the organisation of the market
Venue: Castleisland Community Centre
Start Time: 08:30am
Sat 10th Aug – Module 4
Sat 17th Aug – Module 2
Sun 18th Aug – Module 3
Sat 24th Aug – Module 1
Sun 25th Aug – Module 6
Sat 31st Aug – Module 4
Sun 1st Sept – Module 5
Sun 8th Sept – Module 2
Sat 14th Sept- Module 3
Sun 15th Sept – Module 1
Sat 21st Sept – Module 5
Sat 28th Sept – Module 4
To book your place or for more infomation, please call 066 716 3170.