alamcculloch:
That looks like a good deal to me,and you have turned your nose up at it.The offer of 7 hours DCPC for £50.00 is better than most are getting.
I take your point.
If I just want to get my 35 regardless of training quality it is a good deal. (Of course assuming it is JAUPT approved and all legit which I’ve no doubt it is.)
To be clear, I can’t really say they are outright charging me to work.
The induction is mandatory… and they throw in a good deal on racking up some DCPC hours.
alamcculloch:
That looks like a good deal to me,and you have turned your nose up at it.The offer of 7 hours DCPC for £50.00 is better than most are getting.You have to make absolutely sure that the course is JAUPT approved and that the upload fee is included.If those conditions are not being met the agency are acting in an illegal manner and should be reported to the police.
Hiya…quicky. i do some part time(not very often)driving in a refinery(on private land)
do i need to do the DCPC…its only the company have just sent me a letter asking for all
my licence details. if i need to do the dcpc i’ll not bother replying.
John
3300John:
Hiya…quicky. i do some part time(not very often)driving in a refinery(on private land)
do i need to do the DCPC…its only the company have just sent me a letter asking for all
my licence details. if i need to do the dcpc i’ll not bother replying.
John
If you don’t drive on public roads you don’t need to do the DCPC.
Well not unless the company have their own in-house rules about it anyway.
tachograph:
They want you to pay £50 to do a site induction, DCPC approved or not that’s appalling
I agree with DrivingMissDaisy, they should be named and shamed.
Agreed entirely.
But not really worse than those than think you should offer your services for free for a week ‘just to train up a bit’. Just that the method here is less subtle.
I must say, I can’t see anyone taking it up… Ahem.
