Driver CPC Training
Practical, focused CPC sessions – built around your fleet, not a standard syllabus.
Our Driver CPC training for companies is built around real-world needs – not just ticking boxes. We work with businesses to create relevant, practical training days that reflect your daily transport operations. Instead of generic sessions, we focus on topics like hours, safety, checks, and legal duties – delivered in a way your drivers will actually engage with.
Importance
CPC training is not just about legal compliance – it’s an opportunity to build a safer, more responsible driving culture in your business. Done right, it helps reduce accidents, improve vehicle care, and protect your operator licence. We believe in training that makes sense on the road – not just in the classroom.
On-Site Driver CPC Training
We deliver tailored CPC training sessions directly at your workplace or chosen venue. Each course day is built around modules selected to match the everyday challenges your drivers face – from tachograph rules and daily walkarounds to load safety and health & safety essentials.
You choose the topics – we deliver training that’s relevant, engaging, and compliant.
Drivers’ Hours & Tachograph Rules
Explains key rules for driving and rest times, including weekly and daily limits. Helps drivers avoid common mistakes that lead to infringements, fines, or audit failures.
Tachograph Use & Responsibilities
Explains how to use digital tachographs correctly – from inserting cards to recording rest periods. Focuses on the role of the driver in accurate data recording and avoiding non-compliance.
Daily Vehicle Checks
Explains drivers how to carry out effective pre-use inspections. Covers what to look for, how to report defects, and why checks are key for safety and legal compliance.
Importance of Daily Vehicle Checks
Emphasises why daily inspections are vital. Covers real-life consequences of skipping checks, and how proper reporting protects both safety and operator licence compliance.
Load Safety & Security
Raises awareness about safe loading practices. Includes topics such as securing the load, weight distribution, and how poor loading puts people and goods at risk.
Health & Safety Awareness
Covers core H&S responsibilities in transport and warehousing. Highlights common workplace hazards and how to avoid accidents through safe behaviour.