Drivers
Driver CPC: thirty-five hours, and who is going to fall behind
Per driver, how many of the thirty-five hours of periodic training have been completed within the current five-year cycle, and how many hours per quarter need to be scheduled to make it. For each course attended, you add a module with date, hours, training centre and certificate.
- A marker in the bar shows what should have been completed by now, in proportion to the elapsed part of the cycle.
- The road safety topic and e-learning are monitored separately: at least one safety module, at most twelve hours of e-learning.
- A quarterly plan with the number of hours that still need to be booked.
- The expiry date comes from Deadlines; if it is not there, the portal says so instead of calculating with an assumption.
Please note
Thirty-five hours is not enough if there is no road safety module or if it includes more than twelve hours of e-learning. The status then stays at on schedule and not at complete.
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