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ATV Training Course for Sit-In UTV Operation & Safety

Description

This course provides training on side-by-side, sit-in, utility terrain vehicles such as Mules or Gators.  As an all-terrain vehicle, certified training is essential to meet HSE requirements.  This course is certified by LANTRA and NPTC is available if required.

Accreditation LANTRA (NPTC available on request)

Price from £295pp (+VAT), based on 2 people attending

Number of particpants up to 3

Course length 1+ days depending on experience

Location Training can be at your location, or our sites in Devon or Wales

Course Information – UTV Training

Any all-terrain vehicle is subject to PUWER 98 and HSE legislation requiring proof of adequate training before use at work.  Whether it’s a Mule or a Gator, understanding how to drive and maintain UTVs effectively is essential for anyone working in a land-based organisation.  If you require quad bike training instead, please click here.

Objectives

  • Legislation

  • Basic maintenance

  • UTV design features

  • How to drive Utility Terrain Vehicles safely on roads, flat ground, slopes and rough terrain

  • How to carry loads and pull trailed equipment safely using a UTV

  • How to assess terrain correctly and safely

Trainees will need

  • A packed lunch

  • Non-snag clothing appropriate to the weather conditions (with a minimum of long sleeves, long trousers and strong boots)

We can provide extra PPE, or UTVs at an additional cost.  You are welcome to use your own if it is fit for purpose.

 

Tailored UTV Training

Our sit-in ATV courses can be tailored to all levels of ability and experience, including:

 

Prices shown include:

LANTRA registration and certification.

 

Please note: minimum course age is 16 years.

The Legal Bit

On average, two people die each year in ATV accidents.  It is estimated that there are over 1,000 serious injuries per year from non-fatal quad bike accidents.

 

Anyone operating an ATV or quad bike for work purposes must be provided with training in its safe use.  Sadly, this isn’t optional; whether you run a large organisation or you’re self-employed, it’s a legal requirement.

 

When operating an ATV on the public highway, it’s a legal requirement to possess a full UK driving license.  It is a legal requirement to wear a suitable helmet when operating a sit-astride ATV for work, either on or off the public highway.

About our All-Terrain Vehicle Training

We offer UTV training courses throughout Wales, Devon, Dorset, Somerset & Avon, and the UK.  Courses meet Health and Safety Executive requirements and are LANTRA accredited.  We can also provide NPTC assessments if required.  Our training is tailored to attendees' experience levels, and we can provide assessment-only sessions for very experienced operators.

Reviews from attendees

 

“Hush Farms and Penny are BRILLIANT, so helpful and accommodating. From the initial email to the training itself, they make the whole process so easy. Our staff consistently feedback that they feel the training is engaging and tailored to be relevant to their everyday roles. Would certainly recommend them.”

— Emily, The Donkey Sanctuary

 

If you would like to find out more details, or arrange course dates with us, please click the button below to fill out an enquiry form.

Hush Farms Sit-in ATV: FAQs

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