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Sit Astride ATV training course, suitable for candidates that are required to use a sit-astride ATV as part of their work.
This course is available on the H&W Training website.
Even the most experiences ATV drivers can find themselves in dangerous situations. Serious accidents do/can occur without proper training. The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER) require employers to provide adequate training and to ensure ATVs are only used when employees have had the correct training in their safe use, including towed equipment and attachments. These regulations still apply if you are self-employed. The course covers the following topics:
H&W Training, based in Dumfries (South West Scotland), and with training sites in Cumbria and Newcastle (North England), are fully qualified NPTC Assessors and LANTRA training providers covering the whole of the UK and Ireland.
We provide training courses for individuals, business or groups who need to expand their skills in certain areas for the job they are in, or for themselves.
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