HGV Induction

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Enter Name* This field is required.Insert your Name here

First Name

Last Name

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Email* This field is required.Insert your email address here

example@example.com

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Would you drive through a ford crossing with a truck?

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Question 1,* This field is required.Select Yes or No

YESNO

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CORRECT

Truck air filters are under the engine, DO NOT DRIVE IN WATER EVER!! The repair to our truck cost the company £5,950.00.

DRIVER EXCESS PAYMENT - £500

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WRONG

Truck air filters are under the engine, DO NOT DRIVE IN WATER EVER!! The repair to our truck cost the company £5,950.00.

DRIVER EXCESS PAYMENT - £500

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Is this Road suitable for a 7.5t?

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Question 2, Is this Road suitable for a 7.5t?* This field is required.

YESNO

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CORRECT

Small Van required this is NOT suitable for a 7.5t, reverse back don't continue. Find an alternative route, never keep on going as things can end up like the picture below.

DRIVER EXCESS PAYMENT - £500 and DISMISSED

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WRONG

Small Van required this is NOT suitable for a 7.5t, reverse back don't continue. Find an alternative route, never keep on going as things can end up like the picture below.

DRIVER EXCESS PAYMENT - £500 and DISMISSED

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Fault & None Fault Accidents Click to Watch and wait to be shocked!

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Declaration - Take care of our Trucks, DON'T RECEIVED A £500 COMPANY EXCESS, BE SAFE. * This field is required.Are you aware of the following, “It is the driver’s responsibility to notify their OWN insurer of any company accidents for notification purposes. If an insurer discovers that a driver has failed to report an accident, then the driver's personal policy could be declared null and void, and you could struggle to obtain cover in the future. "Non-disclosure is a serious issue.”

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Please Watch the Full Video

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Height Notice in the Cab* This field is required.Do you check before you move the Height notice in the cab?

YESNO

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Height Indicators LocationLook UP, its in the CAB above your head if its NOT there DO NOT DRIVE THE TRUCK

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Bridge Height Sign's on Bridges* This field is required.Do you understand the Bridge Height Sign's on Bridges?

YESNO

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Examples of Bridge Sign'sScroll Down

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Reporting the accident* This field is required.Are you aware that all bridge strikes MUST be reported to the Rail Authority Immediately?

YESNO

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STOP AND RING TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT 0161 763 0349Here is an example of the Bridge Identification Notice

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PREVENTING BRIDGE STRIKES MAPMake sure before any journey you cross reference the route against our interactive Low Bridge MAP. This can be found at the bottom of our website www.parcelpartner.co.uk

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Driving and Working Time HGV

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1. After how many hours cumulative driving MUST a driver take a break?* This field is required.

4 Hours

4.5 Hours

5 Hours

5.5 Hours

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2. Within a 24-hour period following a weekly or daily Rest Period what is the standard daily rest requirement?* This field is required.

9 Hours

11 Hours

10 Hours

8 Hours

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3. The standard Daily Rest period can be reduced, by how long and how many times in a week?* This field is required.

2 hours & 3 occasions

3 hours & 1 occasion

2 hours & 2 occasions

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4. What is the regular weekly Rest requirement?* This field is required.

48 Hours

45 Hours

43 Hours

40 Hours

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5. Under current EU Working Time Directive legislation for mobile workers, after how many hours work MUST you take a break* This field is required.

After 6 hours work - a 30-minute break is required, after 9 hours work - a 15 minute break is required and after 12 hours work another 15minute break is required

After 6 hours driving - a 30 minute break is required.

After 4 hours work - a 45-minute break is required, after 8 hours work – 15 minute break is required.

It does not apply if working close to home.

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6. What is a period of availability (PoA)?* This field is required.

Waiting time whose duration is known in advance

A period in which the driver completes his/her daily documentation

All waiting time

Waiting time whose duration is not known in advance.

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7. At the start of your shift when should a tachograph chart be inserted into the tachograph reader in the vehicle you will be driving?* This field is required.

Just before driving the vehicle

After you have checked to ensure the vehicle is roadworthy (a Pre-Use check)

After you have checked the load on the vehicle

As soon as possible after briefing

Within about 5 minutes of entering the premises

Other

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8. What is the maximum number of hours you can drive in any 2-week period?* This field is required.

112 Hours

90 Hours

95 Hours

80 Hours

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9 What is the maximum weekly driving time permitted?* This field is required.

45 Hours

56 Hours

52 Hours

90 Hours

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10. A daily driving period can be extended twice in one week, if a driver chooses to extend his/her daily driving period, how long can that mobile worker drive for?* This field is required.

8 Hours

9 Hours

10 Hours

12 Hours

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At Parcel Partner we require Tachograph cards downloaded everyday Are you happy to complete this everyday?

YESNO

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Are you aware that it is Gross Miss Conduct to remove or driver without a Tachograph card?Never EVER PULL or driver without a Tachograph Card!!

YESNO

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DVSA Walk Around Check 2020Watch in Full

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Inserting Tachograph Card* This field is required.Should you have your Tachograph Card inserted on "other work" setting whilst you conduct a WalkAround?

YESNO

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Legal Responsibility of Walk Around Check* This field is required.Do you understand you have a LEGAL responsibility as a professional driver to complete a thorough inspection of your vehicle before you leave the depot.

YESNO

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How long on average should a Walk Around check take?* This field is required.Please TICK one

5 Minutes

10 Minutes

15 Minutes

30 Minutes

I don't need to do one

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R2C Walk Around CheckWatch in Full

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R2C App* This field is required.Do you understand that the R2C Application MUST be used each time you use our vehicle?

YESNO

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Defect Reporting* This field is required.Do you understand that you have a legal responsibility to report ALL defects found immediately on the R2C app, as well as phoning your Manager?

YESNO

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1. Wearing a back support means:-* This field is required.Please select one from the following:-

You can lift a heavier load

You will not be injured by lifting heavy loads

You are just as likely to have an injury

You can use improper lifting techniques

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2. Lifting heavy loads usually causes injury to?* This field is required.Please select one from the following:-

Your Fingers

Your Back

Your Neck

Your Legs

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3. Who decides the maximum weight you can carry?* This field is required.Please select one from the following:-

Your supervisor

The manager

Your colleagues

You

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4. How should your body be positioned when lifting a load?* This field is required.Please select one from the following:-

Back bent and knees straight

Back bent and feet wide as possible

Back straight and feet close together

Back straight and knees bent

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5. If a load is too heavy to carry what should you do?* This field is required.Please select one from the following:-

Use a trolley

Roll it along the ground

Leave it for someone else to move

Drag it along the ground

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6. If you have suffered from back injuries in the past and your new job requires manual handling what should you do?* This field is required.Please select one from the following:-

Carry on and if you get injured again tell your supervisor

Pretend there’s no problem because you need this job

Always ask a colleague for help with all loads

Inform your supervisor of your previous injury before starting

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7. What should you consider before lifting a load?* This field is required.Please select one from the following:-

The path you have to travel

The weight of the load

Can the task be done mechanically

All of the above

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8. If you can think of a safer way of carrying a load what should you do?* This field is required.Please select one from the following:-

Do it your own way and forget any other technique

Bring the idea to your supervisor’s attention

Ignore what you thing and do it how you were taught

Let your colleagues decide which is better

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9. If possible heavy loads should always be:* This field is required.Please select one from the following:-

Carried on your shoulder

Divided into lighter loads

Dragged along the ground

Left until you can get help

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10. Is using a trolley considered manual handling?* This field is required.Please select one from the following:-

Yes

No

Yes, only long distances

Yes, only if the load is extremely heavy

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All Black Uniform RequestEverything is Black

Sweatshirt

Polo Shirt

Combat Pants

Softshell

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PPE Uniform RequestEverything is Black

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STEEL TOE BOOTS

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