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To join this course, Simply fill in the details below

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VR19 Course
 
Preservation of Evidence
in Vehicle Recovery 
 

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How many spaces would you like to book?
How would you like to complete the course?

  • Online Course duration is 1/2 day live online with instructor - to join the online course you will simply login via Zoom from the link which we send to you along with all other information such as start time ect - (online course does not include a practical exercise) - The awarding body recommend that recovery technicians complete the course in person where they can benefit from the practical exercise

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  • In Person course duration 7 hours  - Course can also be delivered in person where recovery technicians can benefit from the practical exercise of loading/unloading a vehicle whilst demonstrating the ability to preserve evidence 

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  • Maximum of 6 spaces available on each course

 

  • Course is certified by the IVR (Institute of Vehicle Recovery)                                         and satisfies PAS43, NHSS 17, Police contract requirements​​​​

  

  • 7 Driver CPC hours can be claimed from in person 7 hour courses - this must be pre registered before the course - please let us know when booking if you would like to add CPC hours - a DVSA/IVR charge of £30pp applies. 

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You can book yourself onto the next upcoming course below - We will then confirm the booking and send you all the details you need

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Upcoming VR19 Preservation of Evidence Courses

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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.

Preservation of Evidence Course
 

VR19 provides information required for the recovery, transportation and storage of 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

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