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CDG BTEC L2
Carry & Deliver Goods Training Match Quiz
Question | Answer |
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What is a VTG6? | A Plating Certificate on a Goods Vehicle |
What is the maximum authorised mass (MAM)of a rigid vehicle with 2 axles? | 18000kg |
"The Code of Practice for Safety of Loads on Vehicles" 3rd edition is produced by who? | Department for Transport |
What is an FMT1000? | A transport request giving all the information needed for a detail & the customer requirements |
Theft from vehicles is covered by which Act of Parliament? | The Criminal Attempts Act, 1981 |
An FMT3 is an initial (1st) accident report form, how long do you have to submit the completed form? | 24 hours |
Where can guidance on axles projections be found? | Road Vehicles Construction and Regulations, 1986 |
An FMT3-1 is an accident report form; which gives more detailed information. How many days after an accident does this form have to be submitted? | 5 days |
To carry hazardous goods you need a Vocational Training Certificate, what is this called? | ADR. |
The Welfare of Animals (transport) Order 2006, covers what? | The movement of animals. |
What is a customer service agreement? | A document that specifies the level of service provided between the Provider and the Customer (Recipient). |
Under EU Drivers Hours, how many times a week can you drive for 10 hours? | Twice. |
Under EU Drivers Hours, if you split your daily rest(sleep period)of 11 hours, how must this be split? | 3 hours rest and 9 hours rest within 24 hours. |
What is the maximum amount of time you are allowed to drive without taking a break. | 4.5 hours. |
Who is responsible for the purchase and issuing of goods on the barracks? | The Quartermaster. |
If someone makes a complaint to the MT NCO about a driver, how would the MT NCO notify them that the complaint had been resolved satisfactorily. | Telephone, letter, email, personal visit. |
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