Directive 2014/45/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 3 April 2014 on periodic roadworthiness tests for motor vehicles and their trailers and repealing Directive 2009/40/EC (Text with EEA relevance)

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ANNEX IVU.K. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS CONCERNING THE COMPETENCE, TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION OF INSPECTORS
1.CompetenceU.K.
Before authorising an applicant for a position as inspector to carry out periodic roadworthiness tests, Member States or competent authorities shall verify that that person:
(a)
has a certified knowledge and understanding relevant for road vehicles in the following areas:
(b)
has at least three years of documented experience or equivalent, such as documented mentorship or studies, and appropriate training in the road vehicle field set out above.
2.Initial and refresher trainingU.K.
Member States or competent authorities shall ensure that inspectors receive the appropriate initial and refresher training or undergo appropriate examination, including in theoretical and practical elements, to enable them to be authorised to carry out roadworthiness tests.
The minimum contents of the initial and refresher training or appropriate examination shall include the following topics:
(a)Initial training or appropriate examinationU.K.
The initial training provided by the Member State or by an authorised training centre of the Member State shall cover at least the following topics:
(i)
vehicle technology:
braking systems,
steering systems,
fields of vision,
light installation, lighting equipment and electronic components,
axles, wheels and tyres,
chassis and bodywork,
nuisance and emissions,
additional requirements for special vehicles,
(iii)
assessment of deficiencies;
(iv)
legal requirements applicable on the vehicle condition for approval;
(v)
legal requirements relating to roadworthiness testing;
(vi)
administrative provisions relating to vehicle approval, registration and roadworthiness testing;
(vii)
IT applications relating to testing and administration.
(b)Refresher training or appropriate examinationU.K.
Member States shall ensure that inspectors regularly receive refresher training or undergo an appropriate examination provided or set by the Member State or by an authorised training centre of the Member State.
Member States shall ensure that the contents of the refresher training or appropriate examination enable inspectors to maintain and refresh the requisite knowledge and skills in relation to the topics referred to in point (a), (i) to (vii) above.
3.Certificate of competenceU.K.
The certificate or equivalent documentation issued to an inspector authorised to carry out roadworthiness tests shall include at least the following information:
identification of the inspector (first name, surname);
vehicle categories for which the inspector is authorised to carry out roadworthiness tests;
name of the issuing authority;
date of issue.
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