Training professional drivers, in Sanem.
Introduced by the European Union in 2003, the "Code 95" rules require professional truck and bus drivers (categories C1, C, D1 and D) to complete an initial qualification, followed by periodic training every five years. The aim: safer and more efficient transport of goods and passengers on Europe's roads. CFC's Sanem site is dedicated to this training. The programme was drawn up with the Ministry of Mobility and Public Works and partners from the transport sector. It combines classroom sessions, on-road driving and exercises on the track.
What you will learn:
- Safe driving on a low-grip track
- Manoeuvring different types of vehicle
- Eco-friendly, economical and anticipatory driving
- Route planning and vehicle checks Vehicle technology
- Drivetrain, braking systems, tyres Regulations
- Driving and rest times (tachograph)
- Carriage of goods and carriage of passengers
- Load securing
- The social environment of road transport in Luxembourg Health and prevention
- Fatigue, alertness, attention and road risks
- Managing stress and aggression
- Diet, alcohol, drugs and medication
- Back care In case of an incident
- First aid and use of fire extinguishers
- Accident report form (constat amiable)
Courses are offered in several languages.
CFC also designs tailor-made training for companies and their fleets.