Lloyd Morgan: from compliance to competence
Training provider Lloyd Morgan Group has emphasised the importance of ensuring that personnel at all levels and in all types of transport roles are able to do their jobs to the highest standards, to ensure transport operators’ survival and prosperity.
“Within the transport industry, there is not only a statutory requirement for certain specific training to take place, but an expectation to ensure that people have the right skills and knowledge to become compliant and competent in what they do,” said the company.
“Having the right compliance training can allow employers and employees to demonstrate a high level of competence which also helps to improve the safety of a transport operation.
“At Lloyd Morgan Group we are dedicated to helping those working within the transport industry. We will help you to go above and beyond when it comes to compliance with a wide range of training courses. Our training courses are designed to allow employers and employees demonstrate a high level of industry knowledge and skills.”
Its offering includes a Transport Manager CPC course and exams, designed for individuals who want to enter the profession of transport manager.
“This will allow the individual to demonstrate their professional competence to meet operator licensing requirements and help gain a wide breath of knowledge regarding transport operations, regulations, and practices,” said Lloyd Morgan Group.
Meanwhile, a Transport Manager CPC Refresher Course is designed to allow qualified transport managers to stay up-to date with the latest regulations and gain practical insights and strategies for improving their operations, while reinforcing their reputation for competence.
The company also offers a Vehicle Inspector Training course, which allows a new vehicle inspector to become competent, helping to improve the maintenance of vehicles and reduce vehicle downtime.
IRTEC Accreditations are additionally available. These allow technicians to reach the independent recognised industry standard to validate their competence in vehicle maintenance and improve vehicle safety.
Other courses include Roadworthiness & Categorisation of Defects; Electric/Hybrid Vehicle Training; Wheel Loss Prevention; Operator Licence Awareness Training; Engineering Manager Roles & Responsibilities; Workshop Supervisors Roles & Responsibilities; and Compliance and Earned Recognition Audits.
“Training should not just be looked at as a requirement for a person to undertake a particular role but should also be viewed to constantly improve the standards within the industry as well as the skills of individuals,” said Lloyd Morgan Group.
“It will also satisfy the traffic commissioners’ requirements to see evidence of continued professional development (CPD).”
More information on the course range is available at the website.
