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Training initiative
27th January 2005, Page 14
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At-wort assessments
Transport training provider Mid-Kent College has launched an 'at-work' driver assessment programme which will allow firms to provide staff training within the shorter working week imposed by the forthcoming Working Time Directive.
The in-cab assessment, which can be used as part of an NVO in goods/PSV driving, includes economy driving, road safety, accident prevention and customer care along with a refresher in tacho rules.
Larry Collins from Mid-Kent College says the assessment will normally be conducted during the driver's working day to make it realistic. At The end of the shift the assessor will review the driver's performance and discuss any issues. Contact 01634 830633.
See Analysis. page 20.