Description
Conduct a thorough daily walkaround check and identify safety-critical defects to ensure the vehicle remains roadworthy.
Interpret tyre sidewall data, including load indexes, age regulations, and speed ratings, to prevent mechanical failure.
Define the legal implications of roadworthiness prohibitions (PG9) and the importance of the Health and Safety at Work Act in reducing road risk.
Apply strategic journey planning techniques to select the most efficient routes, accounting for road type, congestion, and multi-drop.
Analyze the physical factors affecting fuel consumption, specifically aerodynamics, rolling resistance, and vehicle configuration.
Differentiate between passive, aggressive, and defensive driving styles to balance fuel economy with road safety.
Summarize the importance of protecting vehicle assets, including precautions against fuel theft and maintaining momentum during transit.
Subject Areas
- Safe and Fuel Efficient Driving
- Loading/Unloading (LGV)
- Loading / Unloading (PCV)