Sit-astride all-terrain vehicles (ATV’s) are incredibly versatile machines. Their flexibility means they can work with a range of attachments, including trailers, sprayers and spreaders. That makes them popular across many agricultural businesses. However that popularity comes with the potential for danger and without proper training serious accidents can occur.
Course details
- Face-to-Face
£400 (ReAct+ Funding)
Programme Description
Many topics are covered in this course including manufacturer’s handbook, protective clothing, transmission and drives, controls and instruments, daily checks, start and stop procedure, steering, risk assessment, complex riding situations, limits of towing and loading capacities to name a few.
This course has a combination of both theory and practice, starting with a detailed look at key health and safety issues. Learners will also learn the finer points of route planning and understand exactly what the vehicle can do followed by a practical, hands on session. Learners will be taught basic manoeuvres and how to manage a bike on different and challenging terrains. Operating the vehicle with loads and trailers will also be covered.
This course is suitable for people who wish to develop their knowledge, understanding and skills and require proof of competence within their field of expertise.
Learners completing this course can progress onto one of the various other courses offered helping to further develop their skills and knowledge within the industry and progressing their careers and employability.
ReAct+ Funding
If you’ve been made unemployed or redundant in the last 12 months, ReAct+ could provide the support you need to get back into work quickly. With funding for skills training, personal development, and help with costs like childcare and travel, ReAct+ offers a range of resources to help you overcome barriers and find new opportunities.