All Terrain Vehicles (ATV's) and Quad Bike Training

Why Do I Neeed Training ?

Used correctly, All Terrain Vehicles (ATV’s) and Quad Bikes are very versatile vehicles with a wide variety of uses both for business and recreational users. A range of attachments including trailers, sprayers and spreaders make them an even more flexible and effective business tool.

Even the most experienced ATV riders can find themselves in hazardous and potentially dangerous situations. Serious accidents can and do occur without proper training.

Training is a legal requirement. The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER) 1998 require employers to provide adequate training and to ensure that ATV’s are only operated only by employees who have received appropriate training in their safe use; this includes attachments such as towed equipment. If you are self-employed, the regulations still apply to you.

What courses are available?

There are six courses available and are chosen according to the experience of the operator, they type of ATV and the tasks to which the machine is put:

1. Sit-in ATV - skid steer, tracked or wheeled for novices - two days

2. Sit-in ATV - skid steer, tracked or wheeled for experienced operators - one day

3. Sit-astride ATV - skid steer, tracked or wheeled for novice operators - two days

4. Sit-astride ATV - skid steer, tracked or wheeled for experienced operators - one day

5. Sit-in ATV - conventional steered - one day

6. Sit-astride ATV to include loads and trailed equipment for novices - two days.

For more general details about the ATV course please click HERE.

To enquire about course availability please click below:

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