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Driving is one of the most dangerous work activities. It can be dangerous not only for the people driving, but the public too and anyone working alongside the road, such as police and maintenance workers.
Maintaining your vehicle is a key duty in road safety. Work vehicles are work equipment and it’s important everyone takes steps to ensure they are safe for use. Our Checking your Vehicle Before Driving at Work short course details some of the basic vehicle checks employees can undertake before making a work-related road trip.
This course is available as both a Take 5 and a Toolbox Talk, suitable for small group learning.
Our Checking your Vehicle Before Driving at Work short course is a single module exploring the pre-travel checks and inspections employees need to do before setting off for a work journey. Learners will receive an overview of everything they need to check before they get on the road.
Our Checking your Vehicle Before Driving at Work short course is a single module exploring the pre-travel checks and inspections employees need to do before setting off for a work journey. Learners will receive an overview of everything they need to check before they get on the road.
This course is available as both a Take 5 and a Toolbox Talk, suitable for small group learning. The Toolbox Talk version includes resources to encourage small group discussion.
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Hundreds of traffic accidents every week involve people travelling for work. With many people driving for work on a regular basis or even daily, it makes sense to consider their training and the training of the managers planning their journeys.
Employers have duties under health and safety law to manage the risks faced by their workers on the road, and also a moral duty of care to protect their employees, the general public, and the reputation of their company. Organisations should ensure that a clear driving for work policy is in place and that sufficient driving training has been given prior to asking employees to drive for work purposes.
There are several important vehicle checks that all drivers should do before starting a work journey. Examples include tyre checks, fluid level checks, brakes and engine functionality checks. It also makes sense to check you have enough fuel and emergency supplies to complete your journey safely.
You can prepare your vehicle for a long drive by making sure it is in good working order and all the fluids are at the right level. Tyre pressure, tyre condition, oil, seatbelts and lights are some of the things that should be checked in advance.
There are several checks you can perform on your work vehicle before setting off on a trip. Simple ones include inspecting the outer appearance of the car, checking the state of the tyres, making sure all lights are in good working order and checking fluid levels. These kinds of checks should be performed before every journey.
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