Operator Licence Awareness - LGV Ofqual Regulated ELY

Description

OLAT Course – Operator Licence Awareness Training is designed to help operators, directors, transport managers, and key staff fully understand their legal responsibilities when running a goods vehicle operator licence in the UK.

This course provides a clear, practical explanation of what is expected by the DVSA and the Office of the Traffic Commissioner, helping businesses operate safely, compliantly, and confidently.

What the OLAT Course Covers

The training focuses on the core compliance pillars of an Operator Licence, including:

Who Is This Course For?

Driver CPC Hours (Optional)

Where requested, this OLAT Course can be delivered as a DVSA-approved Driver CPC course, allowing eligible participants to gain Driver CPC periodic training hours alongside essential compliance knowledge.

This makes the course ideal for mixed audiences, ensuring both management and drivers understand their responsibilities within a compliant transport operation.

Key Benefits

This Operator Licence Awareness Training (OLAT) course is a proactive investment in compliance, governance, and long-term operational stability within the UK road haulage industry.

Approval: This course is registered with JAUPT as approved for the Driver CPC qualification and an NLTC-approved course.

This course is also Ofqual-regulated and approved, set at Level 2 Qualification following successful pass of the examination.

On completion of the course, all attendees will receive a digital certificate of attendance. Those who choose to complete an Ofqual-regulated course will have to pass the exam at the end of the course to receive a paper certificate valid for 5 years and highly accepted by DVSA and the Office of the Traffic Commissioners.

Please note that for Driver CPC repeat courses are not accepted by DVSA, and by joining this course, you confirm that you are aware of the modules covered by you and certify that, if you have covered these before, you are happy to repeat the modules due to needing further education on the subject.