Drivers CPC

Fork Lift, Lorry Mounted Forklift & Lorry Mounted Crane Driver DCPC

We offer 7 hours of Driver CPC accreditation on day 1 of our Forklift courses for driver operators. Please be aware however that practical testing for refreshers (1 day course) MUST be carried out after the 7 hours of CPC training has concluded.

Driver CPC Double Accreditation

We are able to offer Driver CPC with double accreditation, including:
Banksmen, Manual Handling, Operator Licence Awareness Training (OLAT) and ADR Awareness

What is Driver CPC?

The Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) is a qualification for professional bus, coach and lorry drivers. It was introduced across Europe with the aim of improving road safety. You must have the full Driver CPC if you drive a lorry, bus or coach as the main part of your job. Every 5 years drivers must take 35 hours of Driver CPC training to keep driving professionally. Training must be undertaken in the country of normal work/occupancy. Driver CPC aims to improve road safety by helping drivers of buses, coaches and lorries obtain, maintain and develop their professional skills and knowledge,

Warning! You can be fined up to £1,000 for driving professionally without Driver CPC.

HIAB / Lorry Mounted Crane DCPC Refresher training

This course enables the candidate to carry out Lorry Mounted Crane Refresher Training and obtain 7 hours Drivers CPC simultaneously.

Drivers CPC Emergency First Aid

Candidates completing this course will receive both 7hrs DCPC and a 3 Year Emergency First Aid Certificate.

CPC Initial – Modules 2 & 4

This course is for new LGV drivers who do not have grandfather rights ie passed their car test after 1997.

For more information please visit: https://www.safedrivingforlife.info/professionals/i-want-drive-living/i-want-drive-lgv/becoming-large-goods-vehicle-driver

Please note: The Module 2 Case study theory test must be completed before booking module 4.

Drivers CPC 7 Hours

Approved JAUPT course

Drivers CPC 35 Hours

5 Days of Driver CPC training