ATV – Sit-in Conventional Steer

Course Description

Sit-in Conventional Steer All Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) are incredibly versatile machines, making them popular and vital tools of the trade across agricultural businesses. Their flexibility means even the most experienced rider can find themselves in potentially dangerous situations, and without proper training serious accidents can occur. This course will help you master the skills needed to ride a Sit-in Conventional Steer ATV safely and with confidence, covering all terrains and conditions, from hill climbs to public roads. Learning outcomes include: complying with legal requirements with an emphasis on safe practice; identifying the risks associated with ATV use; selecting and using appropriate PPE; understanding the main causes of accidents; identifying the controls and components; carrying out daily checks; performing pre-start checks; identifying and reporting faults; carrying out an on-site risk assessment and planning the route; identifying loading and towing capacities; operating the ATV safely on a variety of terrain; carrying out a failed hill climb; and driving with loads and trailed equipment. Assessed certificated options are available. A one-day course is recommended for experienced learners; novice operators should allow two days. This course is recognised by the HSE. On successful completion you will receive a Lantra Awards certificate of training.