Your Operator Licence depends on having a qualified Transport Manager named on it, and the Transport Manager CPC course is the qualification that makes that possible. Whether that is you or someone in your business, it has to come from somewhere you can trust to get it right.
Type: Passenger Service Vehicles (over 9 seats)
Vehicles Covered: Buses, minibuses, and coaches
Typical Candidates: Bus and coach operators, depot managers, compliance officers
Type: Heavy Goods Vehicles (over 3.5 tonnes)
Vehicles Covered: Lorries, articulated trucks, and other large goods vehicles
Typical Candidates: Haulage operators
We are CILT-accredited and Ofqual-regulated, and ISO 9001 certified across our training delivery. Choose HGV or PSV, classroom, online, or home study, with tutor support.
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The Transport Manager CPC (Certificate of Professional Competence) is a nationally recognised, legally required qualification for anyone acting as a Transport Manager on a Standard Operator Licence in the UK. Awarded at Level 3 by CILT and regulated by Ofqual, it demonstrates that the holder has the knowledge and skills to manage road haulage or passenger transport operations in compliance with UK transport regulations.
You need the CPC if you are a nominated Transport Manager on a Standard Operator Licence, a company director or owner responsible for transport operations, or a compliance or fleet management professional moving into a management role. It is a legal requirement under retained Regulation (EC) 1071/2009, and the Traffic Commissioners will not grant or retain a Standard Operator Licence without a qualified Transport Manager named on it. This applies whether you are applying for a new licence or adding or changing a named Transport Manager on an existing one.
The HGV (Road Haulage) CPC applies to operators of heavy goods vehicles over 3.5 tonnes, such as lorries and articulated trucks. The PSV (Passenger Transport) CPC applies to operators of passenger service vehicles adapted to carry 9 or more passengers, such as buses and coaches. Both qualifications cover the same core syllabus but apply the subject matter to their respective sectors. You should choose based on the type of vehicles your operation runs.
Yes. The Transport Manager CPC is a mandatory requirement for anyone applying to be a nominated Transport Manager on a Standard Operator Licence in the UK. Without it, the Traffic Commissioner will not approve the application. It is also required if you are adding or changing a named Transport Manager on an existing licence.
I appreciated the speed that Steve went through the course. He was always happy to answer my questions and help.
Good location and course, I think given the subject and content keeping it interesting is difficult but Paul managed to do so through general conversation would recommend to others.
Didn’t overload us and schedule the days really well, has a solid understanding of how long each segment takes and was able to manage the day perfectly.
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