Heavy Goods Vehicles don’t fix themselves, and this course knows it. Designed for those curious about what keeps HGVs roadworthy, the content covers everything from mechanical features to load restraint and maintenance. It’s not about grease—it’s about gears, guidance, and road rules.
Whether you’re exploring driver qualifications or assessing vehicle safety, this course offers a structured approach to understanding HGV systems. With lessons covering speed limits, safety checks, and driver records, you’ll get a full view of the HGV landscape—no engine lifting required.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the basic role and scope of an HGV mechanic.
- Explore vehicle components and performance characteristics.
- Learn safe practices for load handling and secure transport.
- Examine legal speed limits and driving restrictions for HGVs.
- Review driver hour tracking and essential recordkeeping rules.
- Understand HGV maintenance and checks for safe operation.
Who is this Course For:
- Drivers looking to understand HGV mechanics and legal basics.
- Fleet supervisors reviewing vehicle safety and performance needs.
- Mechanics expanding into HGV systems and component knowledge.
- Transport staff working with HGV scheduling and logistics.
- Haulage companies training support staff and administrators.
- Compliance officers checking documentation and safety logs.
- Technicians entering the commercial vehicle maintenance field.
- Learners preparing for HGV training pathways or theory exams.
Career Path:
- HGV Technician – £34,000 avg. salary
- Fleet Maintenance Assistant – £28,500 avg. salary
- Vehicle Inspector (HGV) – £31,500 avg. salary
- Workshop Controller – £35,000 avg. salary
- Transport Maintenance Planner – £32,000 avg. salary
- HGV Service Scheduler – £30,000 avg. salary
