Operate a Light Vehicle TRAINING (2)

WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE

Our Operate a Light Vehicle course is perfect for anyone who needs to drive a light vehicle as part of their job. It teaches you how to plan and prepare for a journey, handle pre-start and start-up procedures, drive over various terrains, shut down the vehicle, and do minor maintenance.

This course is ideal for:

  • Planning and preparing for journeys
  • Learning pre-start and start-up procedures
  • Operating vehicles over different terrains
  • Performing vehicle shut-down procedures
  • Doing minor vehicle maintenance
  • Enhancing driving skills for work

Units of Competency

  • RIIVEH201E Operate a Light Vehicle
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ABOUT THE COURSE

This Operate a Light Vehicle course covers essential skills and knowledge for planning and preparing for journeys, operating the vehicle safely over different terrains, and performing minor maintenance.

  • Planning and preparing for a light vehicle journey
  • Operating a light vehicle safely
  • Handling various terrains
  • Performing pre-start and start-up procedures
  • Completing vehicle shut-down procedures
  • Conducting minor vehicle maintenance
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DELIVERY OPTIONS

Delivery options to suit businesses of all sizes.

Online

Best for 1 to 12 learners
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Our online training is available for course to be completed anywhere.

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Our Academies

Best for 1 to 3 learners
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Our Academies are located nationally and provide customised safety training solutions, enhancing your team’s ability to handle workplace emergencies with confidence.

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We offer convenient nationwide training tailored to you, ensuring your staff are well-prepared for emergencies and high risk workplaces without leaving your premises.

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Course Content

  • Demonstrate knowledge of the requirements for planning a light vehicle journey
  • Demonstrate knowledge and skills when operating a light vehicle
  • Demonstrate the ability to complete minor maintenance on a light vehicle

Learning Outcomes

On successful completion of this program, participants will be awarded the following Nationally Recognised Units of Competency:

  • RIIVEH201E Operate a Light Vehicle

Prerequisites and Entry Requirements

Pre-Requisites:

N/A

FSA Entry Requirements:

  • USI
  • Sufficient language, literacy and numeracy skills to complete the course
  • Fitness to participate
  • Free from the influence of drugs and alcohol
  • Enclosed shoes and clothing appropriate to training site requirements
  • Students are required to hold a current unrestricted Class C drivers’ licence, applicable for the vehicle being driven and meet the national vision standards requirements for the that states legislation, with or without corrective lenses

Physical Requirements:

This course requires a moderate level of mobility, stamina, and grip strength, along with safe driving awareness in a variety of conditions.

To successfully complete this course, you will need to be physically able to:

  • Walk around and bend/stoop to complete pre-start inspections (fluids, tyres, lights, etc.).
  • Secure external loads and equipment before travel.
  • Sit and operate vehicle controls (steering, pedals, indicators) for extended periods.
  • Drive safely on sealed and unsealed roads, adjusting to hazards such as fatigue, wildlife, and water crossings.
  • Perform minor post-use maintenance such as cleaning and defect reporting

Key overall physical demands:

  • Mobility and stamina – walking, standing, bending, stooping for inspections and load checks
  • Manual handling – external loads, tools, covers, minor repairs
  • Upper body strength and grip – steering, gear changes, operating pedals and controls
  • Dexterity – map reading, equipment handling, paperwork
  • Tolerance – sitting/driving for long periods, simulated operational conditions
  • Situational awareness – hazard recognition, safe defensive driving, environmental considerations
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