The Transport Manager CPC is the qualification that entitles an individual to be named on an Operator Licence issued by the Traffic Commissioner and be responsible for ensuring that the company, drivers and vehicles are operating within the relevant laws. After passing an exam, a successful candidate would be issued with a Level 3 Certificate of Competence for Transport Managers qualification in either Road Haulage (for HGV companies) or Road Passenger Transport (for PSV companies)
How to get a transport manager CPC qualification
To become a Transport Manager on an Operator Licence issued by the Traffic Commissioner you must pass an examination to obtain the Level 3 Certificate of Professional Competence for Transport Managers qualification in either Road Haulage (HGV) or Passenger Transport (PSV), depending on the type of operation you are to be involved with.
How to become a transport manager
To become a Transport Manager on an Operator Licence issued by the Traffic Commissioner in the UK, you must pass an examination to obtain the Level 3 Certificate of Professional Competence for Transport Managers qualification in either Road Haulage (HGV) or Passenger Transport (PSV), depending on the type of operation you are to be involved with. Once you have received your qualification, you can apply to be nominated as a Transport Manager on a specific Operator Licence.
This will either be approved or refused by the Traffic Commissioner.
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