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Vehicle Restraint Systems Training

Who’s the Vehicle Restraint Systems (VRS) training for? And how long does it last?

The VRS training is for all existing or potential Vehicle Restraint Systems installers and supervisors. The course will take between 1 and 5 days depending on which type of course you are studying.

What are the benefits of being VRS certified?

The course is a mandatory requirement for anybody who works with VRS. Upon completion of the Vehicle Restraint Systems training you will receive a Lantra Awards VRS card. This card will be used to verify your completion of the course.

Why train with FaCT?

We are an organisation that has a lot of experience in delivering training. Consequently, you can be sure that the training you receive is from professional and expert instructors. We have many years of training delivery experience from our Birmingham and Manchester venues and other venues all across the UK. As a result, you can be sure of receiving the best training possible.

Where can I complete the VRS training?

We can deliver the VRS training at our training centre in Redditch. This centre is Lantra approved and is also fully equipped for the full extent of the VRS training course. Furthermore, we can provide discounted accommodation to anyone who requires it whilst taking this course.

How long is the qualification valid for?

The Lantra Awards VRS card is valid for 5 years. A refresher course must be taken before the card expires to remain certified.

Whats does the Vehicle Restraint Systems training involve?

To work on the highways installing vehicle restrain systems, installers must hold a National Highways Sector Scheme VRS card and also a FISS/CSCS card. To be able to hold these cards, you must complete VRS training. Furthermore, installers must hold the level 2 diploma in Fencing – VRS.

We have the approval to deliver the following courses, inline with the sector scheme requirements.

  • VRS Foundation Course (1 days)
  • VRS Installer Course (1 day)
  • Non proprietary training (TCB, UCB, OBB, DROBB, RHS) 3 day
  • Refresher course for non proprietary
  • Pass&Co product courses

We are Lantra and Sector Scheme 10B approved. Furthermore, our training meets the SS10B requirements.


 

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