Abrasive wheels present numerous risks and challenges when in use in the workplace. This course is designed to enable operators to use abrasive wheels safely in an automotive or ELV dismantling environment.

Hazardous substances are a significant feature of the automotive workplace and ELV depollution. This e-learning health and safety module provides the essential requirements of the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations.

ELV Regulations categorise end-of-life motor vehicles as waste (much of which is made up of hazardous materials) and as such, strict controls apply. This course provides an overview of the legal requirements in relation to scrapping, disposal and recycling of ELVs, including their storage and treatment by Authorised Treatment Facilities.

There are numerous pieces of legislation and law that apply to the ELV sector. This course offers an overview of UK and EU ELV legislation and enforcement, in addition to providing a summary of the overarching Health and Safety Laws that apply to the vehicle dismantling sector.

Explosive atmospheres in the workplace can be caused by flammable gases, mists or vapours or by combustible dusts. This DSEAR training course provides you with a full introduction to requirements and regulations and will ensure you understand the risks from dangerous substances and explosive atmospheres, specifically relating to vehicle workshops and ELV depollution activities.

There is lots of specialist machinery associated with ELV depollution and dismantling. This machine and tooling safety course is all about ensuring equipment is kept in good working order, is never operated in a defective state, undergoes periodic maintenance, and is only operated by competent people.

Legislation stipulates that Authorised Treatment Facilities have certain responsibilities once they have depolluted an End-of-Life vehicle. This course explores the post-depollution requirements of ELVs, and the responsibilities of ATFs.

There are various sources of information within the depollution and dismantling sector. This course is designed to allow ELV technicians to efficiently navigate through source for the relevant technical data, so they are equipped to efficiently, safely and compliantly depollute and dismantle ELVs.

Hazardous waste includes equipment containing ozone depleting substances, like air conditioning equipment in motor vehicles. This course provides an overview of safely and compliantly working and decommissioning air-conditioning systems in motor vehicles, and the health and safety risks involved.

AdBlue® / AUS32 / DEF is essential for the operation of some cars, tractors, trucks, trains and boats. This course is designed for anyone who needs the technical knowledge to be able to safely and compliantly recover AdBlue® / AUS32 /DEF from those diesel fuelled vehicles that incorporate it as part of a Selective Catalytic Reduction system.

The number one cause of vehicles falling from lifts is user error. Learning how to safely use a car lift could save your life. The HSE and Health and Safety regulations including LOLER and PUWER require lift safety training for anyone who operates an automotive lift. This course teaches the correct use of vehicle lifts.

Technicians working with alternative fuelled LPG powered cars and vans must be able to safely recover or flare the fuel from an ELV. This course teaches delegates how to do it safely.

The automobile is already one of the most effectively recovered and recycled consumer products, with its parts being used again in vehicles or for other purposes. This introductory course offers students an overview of the processes involved in recycling vehicles, the technologies adopted and the typical machinery used within sector.