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training conference
ANYONE PLANNING to register for Commercial Motor's conference on the Compulsory Training Directive should move quickly to reserve their place the event is now three-quarters full and continuing to fill up fast.
The conference will cover all aspects of the Directive and its implications for operators: how it will affect drivers' ongoing development and obligations; and how it could open up the recruitment market, allowing young drivers behind the wheel.
Speakers will include representatives from the Driving Standards Agency, Skills for Logistics. URTIJ and the FTA.
If you employ or train drivers you ought to be there.
• Contact: Teresa Murphy on 020 8652 3887; or e-mail, teresamurphy@rhi.coaik