Title Page

  • Driver Name

  • Assessor

  • Conducted on

  • Assessment Type

IVR Recovery Competency

  • Use of equipment and how to identify defective equipment (SWL/WLL explanation)

  • How to report defective equipment and obtain new equipment

  • Safe use of the winch (Demonstrate remote use/emergency stop/free spool) and re-Spooling a winch cable and checking for defects

  • Use of brother straps on a vehicle

  • Use of endless loop(s)

  • Use of breakaway strap with towing eye fitted (Explanation/method behind using one)

  • How to load a casualty vehicle to an IVR standard (roll on/roll off)

  • Motorbike loading/unloading

  • Use of a snatch block (Mechanical advantage, back winching, side winching)

  • Use of specialist equipment (Slipperies/Skates)

  • Use of jacking equipment

  • How to perform a jump start/power up a vehicle

  • Use of cones (Explain/demonstrate placing them out safely and accordingly)

  • Explain how to release a vehicle from Park/Electronic handbrake (If facility present)

  • Use of warning lights (Beacons/Bed lights)

  • Explanation/Demonstration of fend position and sandwich position

  • Any other comments/observations to be made?

OUTCOME

  • Comments/Final outcome?

  • Drivers Signature

  • Assessors Signature

Driving Assessment

GENERAL

  • Enter license number

  • Enter vehicle registration

  • Take photo of license (optional)

START UP CHECK LIST

  • All Key areas below should be demonstrated

  • Apex vehicle daily inspection demonstration

  • How would you check - Fluid levels - Oil

  • How would you check - Fluid levels - Coolant

  • How would you check - Fluid levels - Fuel (Before Trips)

  • How would you check - All tyres – checking tyres (Before starting shift)

  • How would you check - Headlights and taillights are operating correctly?

  • How would you check - Indicators operate correctly?

  • How would you check - Seat belts function correctly? (Passenger + Driver)

  • Correct PPE worn? Clean and visible? Explain how you would request more if required?

  • Explain how you report a defect on your vehicle once found?

ENGINE MANAGEMENT

  • Rate Driver Skill from Below Average to Excellent, a minimum rating of Average is expected. Below Average areas will require a training plan.

  • Engine power is maintained with correct gear selection

  • Acceleration is smooth

  • Gear selection is smooth and direct

  • Use of clutch - Clutch engagement is smooth

  • Braking distances adhered too

  • Use of brakes are smooth and not aggressive

DRIVING

  • Rate Driver Skill from Below Average to Excellent, a minimum rating of Average is expected. Below Average areas will require a training plan.

  • All traffic regulations obeyed at all times

  • Cornering - Plans entry and exit, scans ahead for hazards

  • Correct position on road, stays in own lane

  • Driver is competent at reversing vehicle

  • Driving techniques used to allow early detection and action in advance of arrival hazards

  • Travelling distance, protects space around vehicle

  • Downhill speed – vehicle in control, appropriate speed, not aggressive

  • Indication – lane changes, roundabouts, turns

  • Driver sits in correct upright position, seat belt used if fitted.

  • Attitude to driving – courteous to other road users

  • General Comments

HOOKING & UNHOOKING TRAILER UNITS + SPEC USE

  • Demonstrate correct use of spec lift (Strapping + loading).

  • User safe procedure to mount trailer when required

  • Load securing devices are fitted where required

  • Load is check before leaving site ensuring no material are likely to fall from trailer, trips rechecked

DRIVER PROFESSIONALISM

  • Attitude to work - Correct use of Apex observed

  • Attitude to driving – Courteous to other road users

  • Appearance – Clean and presentable?

  • Vehicle cleanliness - Is the vehicle free from rubbish, well kept and presentable?

  • Has the driver been involved in a collisions where he/she was deemed blameworthy in the last 12 months?

  • Provide description

OUTCOME

  • Final outcome

  • What additional action/ training / monitoring has been agreed with the driver?

  • Driver Signature

  • Assessor Signature

Advanced Recovery Methods

  • Rollover demonstration

  • Ditch/RTC demonstration

  • Additional advanced training/IVR demonstrated?

  • Drivers Signature

  • Assessor Signature

General Policies/Procedures

  • Communicational skills (Management/Control/Use of PDA)

  • Working Time Directive (Explained and understood)

  • Tachograph regulations adhered too

  • Customer safety (Communication/clear instructions given/duty of care)

  • Solus Courtesy Car paperwork

  • Police VR1 and VAD documents

  • No smoking policy

  • Drug and alcohol policy

  • Other comments/discussions?

  • Drivers Signature

  • Assessor Signature

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