Recovery Specialist Light Recovery

Recovery Specialist Light Recovery

The recovery specialist – light recovery provides recovery, transport, and roadside assistance for passenger cars and commercial vehicles with a permissible maximum mass (GVW) of up to 3500 kg. Professional recovery companies require not only reliable equipment but also well-trained personnel. The driver of a recovery vehicle must possess specific knowledge and skills. During the recovery specialist – light recovery training, these aspects are covered in theory and practice. With this training, you can add 14 hours of continuing education to your Code 95 (Professional Competence Guideline). Please clearly indicate this when you register if you wish to be considered for this.

What will you learn during the course?

The course combines theory and practice. You will learn about:

  • safety area of ​​[max. speed > meter]
  • salvage techniques
  • relevant laws and regulations
  • basic knowledge of hydraulic systems
  • working safely with the truck-mounted crane
  • working safely with the winch installation and traction sheaves
  • working safely with the recovery lift and recovery platform
  • inspection, maintenance of the recovery vehicle and loading crane
  • inspection, maintenance and working with auxiliary equipment
  • guideline for first safety measures in traffic incidents

What do you get afterwards?

The training consists of two parts: theory and practice. At the end of the course, you'll pass an official theoretical and practical exam. Upon successful completion of this exam, you'll receive the industry-recognized diploma.

Additional information

If you would like to be eligible for code 95, you can indicate this when you register.

Recovery Specialist Light Recovery 5 days Certificate of Competence (valid indefinitely)

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