PMASUP236 - Operate Vehicles In the Field
PMASUP236
Introduction:
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Entry Requirements
Participants may provide their own registered and road worthy 4WD Vehicle, or contact us to book a Baseline vehicle.
All candidates must be 18 years and possess a current open driver’s licence. Participants must also possess basic literacy and numeracy skills to:
Participants may provide their own registered and road worthy 4WD Vehicle, or contact us to book a Baseline vehicle.
All candidates must be 18 years and possess a current open driver’s licence. Participants must also possess basic literacy and numeracy skills to:
- Interpret manuals and maps
- Communicate journey details and progress
- Report faults / damage
- Interpret road condition and speed signs
- Interpret search and rescue procedures
- PMASUP236 - Operate Vehicles in the Field
Assessment
The assessment for this programme has been designed to assess a person’s competence in accordance with the Chemical, Hydrocarbons and Refining Training Package (PMA08), any relevant Legislation and the proprietary requirements of the organisation or workplace. The assessment will consist of both a written and practical component.
The assessment for this programme has been designed to assess a person’s competence in accordance with the Chemical, Hydrocarbons and Refining Training Package (PMA08), any relevant Legislation and the proprietary requirements of the organisation or workplace. The assessment will consist of both a written and practical component.
Delivery Mode:
- One day course.
- Classroom based.
- At our facilities, or onsite at your location.
- Delivery can consist of online, face to face, and practical simulations.
- A nationally recognised Statement of Attainment is issued upon participant being deemed competent in all assessment items.
- Course introduction and enrolment
- Driver responsibility
- Company requirements
- Driving hazards
- Vehicle requirements
- Pre/post vehicle inspections
- Preparing and securing loads
- Journey management
- Use of a 4WD vehicle
- Defensive driving techniques
- Driver fatigue
- Search & rescue
- Emergency response & crash scene management
- Vehicle recovery