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ISM Training Services specialise in providing Driving for Work training for businesses and governmental organizations. The Road Safety Authority, Health & Safety Authority, and An Garda Síochána are the regulatory and monitoring bodies in Ireland for Driving for Work, setting specific laws and regulations for employers. Read our Frequently Asked Questions to learn more. Our customers comply with these laws and associated regulations while gaining added benefits such as active employee involvement in road safety, reduced vehicle wear and downtime, lower insurance and legal costs, reduced fuel consumption, and increased driver confidence.
Who Should Attend?
ISM’s Driving for Work on-road training is designed for both management and staff, equipping them with the skills, abilities, and knowledge needed to understand, identify, evaluate, and manage risks associated with driving as part of their organisation’s operational activities. This includes employees who:
- Use their own cars for work purposes.
- Drive company-provided vehicles, such as vans or HGVs.
Our Driving for Work on-road training is ideal for car, van, or HGV drivers who need assessment and training to adhere to their organisation’s safe driving policies. All participants must hold a full, valid driving license for the relevant vehicle category. Drivers will undergo a two-hour assessment with one of our RSA Approved Driving Instructors. Upon completion, employers will receive a detailed report for each driver, including a low, medium, or high-risk evaluation. Further training may be recommended based on the driver’s assessment results.
What Is Included?
Comprehensive driver training and reporting:
- Defensive Driving: Techniques to anticipate and avoid risks.
- Hazard Awareness: Addressing fatigue, poor ergonomics and distractions.
- Vehicle Control: Observation, anticipation and planning skills.
Structure of the two-hour on-road assessment:
- Observation (40 mins): Techniques to anticipate and avoid risks.
- Discussion and Coaching (40 mins): Feedback on performance and areas for improvement.
- Final Assessment (40 mins): Measuring improvements and adaptability.
Detailed employer reports:
- Comprehensive performance evaluations.
- Risk assessments with actionable recommendations.
- Compliance and safety improvement suggestions.
To learn more about the Driving for Work on-road training or to request a quote for your organization, contact our Driving for Work Team.
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