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Heavy And Commercial Vehicle Driving Instructors
in West Midlands is
£37,960

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JOB DESCRIPTION

A Heavy and Commercial Vehicle Driving Instructor is responsible for providing instruction and training to individuals seeking to obtain a commercial driver's license (CDL) for heavy and commercial vehicles. This role involves teaching safe driving practices, conducting practical training sessions, and preparing candidates for CDL examinations.

QUALIFICATIONS

There are no formal academic requirements. Candidates must have held a current driving licence for four out of the last six years, have no motoring or criminal convictions and be over 21 years old. To gain registration as an Approved Driving Instructor, entrants must pass a three-part examination. Instructors for Large Goods Vehicles (LGVs) and Passenger Carrying Vehicles (PCVs) are trained internally or at specialist training establishments.

TASKS

  • Provide comprehensive instruction on operating heavy and commercial vehicles, including trucks and buses..
  • Teach defensive driving techniques and adherence to traffic regulations..
  • Conduct practical training sessions, allowing candidates to gain hands-on experience with various commercial vehicles..
  • Provide guidance on vehicle manoeuvring, parking, and safe handling..
  • Prepare candidates for the commercial driver's license examination, including both written and practical components..
  • Familiarize candidates with the specific requirements and criteria for obtaining a CDL..
  • Instruct candidates on specialized vehicle operation techniques, such as handling cargo, navigating tight spaces, and managing challenging road conditions..
  • Emphasize safety procedures related to heavy and commercial vehicle operation..
  • Teach emergency response protocols and best practices for preventing accidents..
  • Maintain accurate records of candidates' progress, training hours, and areas of improvement..
  • Complete required paperwork for regulatory compliance..
  • Communicate effectively with candidates to provide feedback, address concerns, and convey essential information..
  • Collaborate with administrative staff to coordinate training schedules..
  • Instruct candidates on basic vehicle maintenance checks and procedures..
  • Emphasize the importance of regular vehicle inspections and reporting any issues promptly..
  • Stay updated on changes in traffic regulations, licensing requirements, and industry best practices..
  • Attend relevant training sessions to enhance instructional skills..
  • Conduct classroom sessions to cover theoretical aspects of commercial driving, including traffic laws, regulations, and vehicle systems..
  • Develop and update training materials, manuals, and resources to support effective instruction..
  • Ensure that training facilities and vehicles are well-maintained and meet safety standards..
  • Coordinate with maintenance staff for repairs and improvements..

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