Enhancing safety, compliance, and efficiency across road haulage
Strong fleet management is key to safety, compliance, and operational efficiency. Our training equips drivers and operators with the practical skills to manage vehicles and operations safely while meeting all legal requirements.
Participants learn how to reduce road risks, maintain vehicles, ensure driver compliance, and safely handle loads. The focus is on practical strategies that protect people, assets, and business performance.
Ideal for fleet managers, operators, and drivers, our training helps improve safety, boost efficiency, and maintain compliance across fleets of any size, supporting both local and nationwide operations.
Bitesize Course Overview
This is an open course format that allows delegates from various organisations to participate.
Delivered virtually in structured modules, the training is designed to be digestible and interactive. Participants benefit from expert guidance, real‑life case studies, and a supportive learning environment that encourages questions.
What's covered
- Vehicle maintenance, inspection, and road-worthiness
- Driver responsibilities and compliance requirements
- Risk management and safe operational practices
- Safe loading, handling, and transport procedures
- Strategies to reduce road incidents and enhance fleet efficiency
Who should attend
- Fleet managers — Responsible for vehicle operations, compliance, and performance
- Transport operators — Overseeing drivers and ensuring adherence to regulations
- Drivers — Seeking to improve knowledge of safety, compliance, and operational best practice
- Compliance and safety officers — Monitoring, auditing, and maintaining legal, and operational standards
Fleet Training course descriptions
Objectives
- The purpose and function of the tachograph and how it records driver activity
- The legal framework surrounding tachograph use, including drivers’ hours and working time rules
- The correct procedures for recording driver activity and managing digital and analogue data
- Best practices for data analysis, reporting, and retention to ensure compliance
- Common errors, infringements, and how to prevent them
- The importance of tachograph management within wider transport compliance and operational efficiency
Who should attend
- This course is ideal for transport managers, operators, compliance officers, fleet administrators, and anyone involved in transport auditing or enforcement preparation.
- It's also suitable for new entrants to the transport industry seeking a solid grounding in tachograph management and compliance best practice.
- Included (RMP Clients & Partners in Risk)
- £50 per attendee (Non-RMP)
- Invoice issued after registration.
- Virtual
- Your desk (via Teams)
Objectives
- The purpose and benefits of strong transport management systems
- Core elements required for maintaining operator licence compliance
- Processes for monitoring, reporting, and continual improvement
- How effective systems can minimise vehicle breakdowns and downtime
- The role of management oversight in ensuring ongoing compliance and performance
- Practical approaches to embedding compliance into daily operations
Who should attend
- This course is ideal for transport managers, operators, compliance officers, and those responsible for maintaining an operator licence.
- It's also suitable for individuals new to compliance management or those seeking to strengthen their understanding of transport operational systems and best practices.
Cost and location
- Included (RMP Clients & Partners in Risk)
- £50 per attendee (Non-RMP)
- Invoice issued after registration.
- Virtual
- Your desk (via Teams)
Objectives
- The background and purpose of the Safe System and its link to Vision Zero
- The five key pillars that support the Safe Systems Approach
- How each pillar contributes to reducing road collisions and fatalities
- The interrelationship between system components — people, vehicles, speed, roads, and post-crash response
- Practical applications of Safe System principles in fleet and road safety management
- How organisations can align their safety strategies with national and international road safety goals
Who should attend
- This course is ideal for transport managers, fleet operators, road safety officers, compliance professionals, and those developing organisational road safety policies.
- It's also suitable for anyone looking to enhance their knowledge of systemic safety design and contribute towards the goal of zero road fatalities.
Cost and location
- Included (RMP Clients & Partners in Risk)
- £50 per attendee (Non-RMP)
- Invoice issued after registration.
- Virtual
- Your desk (via Teams)
Objectives
- Understand the legal requirements and O-Licence obligations related to vehicle loading and weight control
- Recognise the physics behind load distribution, load security, and the risks of improper loading
- Apply practical techniques to ensure vehicles are loaded safely, evenly, and within permitted weight limits
- Identify common loading errors and implement corrective actions to prevent incidents
- Strengthen operational processes to reduce risk, improve safety, and maintain compliance during transport activities
Who should attend
- This course is ideal for transport managers, fleet operators, supervisors, compliance officers, and drivers involved in vehicle loading and securing processes.
- It's also suitable for anyone looking to enhance their knowledge of load safety, risk mitigation, and adherence to O Licence requirements.
Cost and location
- Included (RMP Clients & Partners in Risk)
- £50 per attendee (Non-RMP)
- Invoice issued after registration.
- Virtual
- Your desk (via Teams)
Objectives
- The importance of driver compliance in maintaining operator licence integrity
- Eyesight and medical fitness requirements for professional drivers
- Driving licence checks and record-keeping obligations
- The role of regular health assessments in ensuring driver safety and wellbeing
- Vehicle compliance and the link between vehicle condition and driver responsibility
- The use of telematics to monitor driver behaviour, compliance, and performance
- Practical steps for creating and maintaining a compliant driver management process
Who should attend
- This course is ideal for transport managers, compliance officers, fleet supervisors, and professional drivers.
- It's also suitable for anyone involved in the administration, auditing, or oversight of driver management systems.
Cost and location
- Included (RMP Clients & Partners in Risk)
- £50 per attendee (Non-RMP)
- Invoice issued after registration.
- Virtual
- Your desk (via Teams)
2026 Fleet Training Dates
Morning sessions start at 9 a.m., and afternoon sessions start at 13:00. (UK time).
| Course | 2026 Course Date | Time/Duration | Cost | Registration |
| Bitesize Understanding the Tachograph | 2 April | 9 am/30 minutes | Included (RMP clients and Partners in Risk) £50 per attendee (non-RMP). Invoice issued after registration. |
Register |
| 27 April | 1 pm/30 minutes | Register | ||
| Bitesize Vehicle Roadworthiness and Maintenance | 12 May | 9 am/30 minutes | Included (RMP clients and Partners in Risk) £50 per attendee (non-RMP). Invoice issued after registration. |
Register |
| 2 April | 1 pm/30 minutes | Register | ||
| Bitesize Safe Systems Approach | 27 April | 9 am/30 minutes | Included (RMP clients and Partners in Risk) £50 per attendee (non-RMP). Invoice issued after registration. |
Register |
| 3 June | 1 pm/30 minutes | Register | ||
| Bitesize Safe Loading | 3 June | 9 am/30 minutes | Included (RMP clients and Partners in Risk) £50 per attendee (non-RMP). Invoice issued after registration. |
Register |
| 30 April | 1 pm/30 minutes | Register | ||
| Bitesize Driver Compliance | 30 April | 9 am/30 minutes | Included (RMP clients and Partners in Risk) £50 per attendee (non-RMP). Invoice issued after registration. |
Register |
| 12 May | 1 pm/30 minutes | Register |