EXCEED SAFETY LTD are approved training providers of the National Highways Sector Scheme NHSS17/17(b)
and IVR (Institute of Vehicle Recovery) Modular Training System
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Courses are accredited/recognized by -
IVR (Institute of Vehicle Recovery)
National Highways Sector Scheme NHSS 17/17(b)
LANTRA awards
PAS 43 and main work providers working to national standards
Our experience, qualifications & accreditations include..
Over 20 years 'hands on' practical experience within the roadside assistance & recovery industry
NGC – NEBOSH National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health ï‚· ï‚·
AET Level 3 – Award In Education & Training (formerly PTTLS)
ITSSAR Registered Instructor / examiner - Independent Training Standards Scheme & Register
National Roadside/Recovery Scheme Authorised Instructor/Examiner
RTITB registered instructor - Road Transport Industry Training Board
DVSA/JAUPT Approved Driver CPC Centre Manager and Instructor
Various qualifications and experience relevant to each course subject & machinery/equipment
On successful completion of this course certificates are provided and the candidate will become a registered Roadside Technician, accredited/recognized by the IVR (Institute of Vehicle Recovery), NHSS 17/17(b) & PAS 43.This course can also count towards Driver CPC training hours if requested at time of booking.No prior knowledge or experience is required
IVR VR 'CORE MODULES' COURSE
VR 01 - Health & Safety
VR 02 - Customer service
VR 03 - Roadside Assessment
The 'Core Modules' include the essential Health & Safety, Customer Service and Roadside Assessment practical skills and knowledge which are required for anyone working in a roadside/recovery role.
Topics covered include
Correct approach, parking and safety precautions at the scene
Roadside / Recovery H&S law and best practice guidance
Risk Assessment
Duty of care
Smart Motorways
Customer Service & Safety
2 Day Course (Or 1 day course to cover VR3 Roadside Assessment Only)
(Day 1 Classroom - Day 2 Classroom/Outside Practical)
Can be completed Online or In Person
On successful completion of this course, certificates are provided,
accredited/recognized by the IVR (Institute of Vehicle Recovery), NHSS 17/17(b) & PAS 43.This course can also count towards Driver CPC training hours if requested at time of booking.
VR05 Underlift Course
VR06 Transporter Course
VR05/06 Transporter with underlift lift / spec lift Course
This course includes the essential knowledge and practical skills required for anyone who uses a recovery vehicle/transporter and associated equipment.
2 Day Course
(Day 1 Classroom/Practical - Day 2 Outdoor/Practical)
Topics Covered include
Vehicle and equipment Checks, Operation and Use
Correct Loading and Unloading of a vehicle
Winching resistance calculations
Practical time loading and unloading vehicles with winch
Can also include to suit your needs...
Use of other equipment including winch assistance straps and winching blocks
Recovering over turned vehicles / damaged vehicles
On successful completion of this course, certificates are provided accredited/recognized by the IVR (Institute of Vehicle Recovery), NHSS 17/17(b) & PAS 43.This course can also count towards Driver CPC training hours if requested at time of booking.
IVR VR27 EV / Hybrid Vehicle Course
(Level 1 ,2 & 3)
VR27 gives an understanding of the specific requirements for the safe handling of electric and hybrid vehicles during transportation/recovery or minor repairs at the roadside.
Key Learning Outcomes
• The health and safety requirements applicable to electric and hybrid vehicles
• The principles of hybrid and electric (EV) vehicle operation
• How to identify hybrid and electric (EV) vehicles
• The potential hazards with high voltage vehicles
• The potential hazards when hybrid and electric (EV) vehicles are damaged by impact
• How to ensure the safety of yourself and others
• Issues and considerations when recovering and storing high voltage vehicles
• Where to find useful resources​​
On successful completion of this course, certificates are provided accredited/recognized by the IVR (Institute of Vehicle Recovery), NHSS 17/17(b) & PAS 43.This course can also count towards Driver CPC training hours if requested at time of booking.
VR19 Preservation of Evidence Course
VR19 provides recovery technicians with the information required to enable them to recover a vehicle on behalf of the Police without contaminating or damaging vital evidence required to secure a prosecution.
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Key Learning Outcomes
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• Organisations that form the link between the crime and the court case
• Forensic evidence that may be required by the police
• Potential biological hazards specific to vehicle recovery
• Avoiding contaminating a crime scene/evidence
• Preserving evidence and continuity of evidence
• Police expectations
• Mechanical preservation
