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            Frequently asked questions

            To be eligible for a Cat C/Class 2 licence, you must be at least 18 years old with a valid driver's licence. Secondly, you must have a provisional Class 2 driver's licence and pass a medical exam. Then, you are required to complete and pass a theory exam.

            You must have a complete driver's licence to drive a heavy goods vehicle (HGV), bus, or coach. If you have previously qualified as a bus or HGV driver, you must first renew your bus or HGV licence—complete 35 hours of training or the Driver CPC Parts 2 and 4. To maintain your certification, you must complete 35 hours of periodic training every five years.

            The demand for HGV drivers will climb considerably as you gain more training and experience. The most experienced, professional and qualified drivers can expect to make a significantly huge amount on an annual basis. To summarise, HGV driving is a lucrative and satisfying vocation that is more necessary than ever now.

            Only five days are required for practical HGV training. The entire procedure, which includes obtaining a licence, will take eight to ten weeks. Training with the correct group can make the process go quickly and cheaply. You can get more details regarding Class 2 HGV driver jobs at InAutomotive.

            When driving an HGV, bus, or coach professionally, you must have your Driver CPC card with you. If you have passed the tests and are waiting for the card to come, you can drive without it. If you have not cleared or passed the test, you will not be able to drive.

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            Class 2 HGV Driver Job Description

            The Class 2 HGV drivers are responsible for more than just driving. It is all about creating the finest possible impression of your company in customers' minds. Not only are they the employers' delivery drivers, but they are also the "face" of the company. It is all about establishing a good first impression with your appearance, demeanour, and automobile. They must also ensure that things are delivered in excellent shape, complete all relevant paperwork, and, most importantly, leave a lasting impression of you and our company on everyone you encounter. Visit InAutomotive to find the latest Class 2 HGV driver posts . 

            Class 2 HGV Driver Job Responsibilities

            As an HGV driver, you will be in charge of transporting goods safely throughout the country or perhaps internationally. An HGV driver is responsible for operating and driving commercial vehicles weighing up to and exceeding 7.5 tonnes. The HGV may include rigid trucks, articulated lorries, tankers, transporters, and trailer wagons. The drivers are also responsible for driving long or short distances. Planning delivery schedules and routes with transport managers is also their responsibility. They supervise or assist with loading and unloading goods. These drivers must be physically fit for lifting and carrying goods.

            Skills Required to Build A Class 2 HGV Driver Career

            The drivers must possess outstanding customer handling and service skills along with administration skills for efficient task fulfilment. The employers demand them to be thorough and pay attention to detail. The HGV drivers must be patient with the ability to remain calm in challenging and stressful situations. The ability to accept constructive criticism and work well under pressure is a plus. They must be able to use a computer and the major software packages competently. Several employers also expect the HGV drivers to be able to operate and control equipment. Additional skills that may benefit anyone considering a job as an HGV driver include lifting heavyweights.