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Basic Trailer Handling
Those wishing to update their skills in trailer handling and/or satisfy H & S legislation regarding the Safe Use of Trailers at work.
Anyone required to take the trailer test for towing on the road.
Anyone needing to tow trailers off-road as part of their work.
Trainees must hold a full driving licence (not provisional) with B entitlement.
Course Overview
At the end of the course each successful candidate will understand the requirements of a risk assessment and understand the legal requirements for towing trailers on/off the road either at work or privately. The course covers the main causes of accidents and what can be done to avoid them. Candidates will gain knowledge of the different types of hitches in use and what contributes to an ideal towing combination. They will couple/un-couple a trailer safely and in line with the recommended DSA test method. Also carry out all the necessary checks prior to taking the unit onto the public highway.
Drive with a trailer:
Through restricted entrance
Round 90° turn
Across the DSA test layout
Stop the unit safely within a given distance
Duration: 1 Days – Practical
Costs including VAT and Registrations: POA
