The IRTEC Trailer Inspection Technician accreditation confirms a technician’s competence to carry out safety and roadworthiness inspections on trailers.
Description
The accreditation covers:
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Knowledge test on legislation, inspection standards and trailer systems.
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Practical inspection of trailer components including brakes, suspension, chassis, tyres and lighting.
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Identifying, categorising and recording defects accurately.
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Completing inspection documentation in line with industry requirements.
Who is it for?
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Technicians responsible for carrying out inspections on trailers in workshops or fleet environments.
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Individuals seeking formal recognition of competence in trailer inspection.
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Employers needing assurance that inspection staff meet recognised national standards.
Accreditation Details
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Awarding Organisation: IRTEC
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Scope: Trailers
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Validity: 5 years (renewal required)
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Assessment: Multiple-choice knowledge test and practical inspection assessment
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Progression: Pathway to other IRTEC accreditations such as Service Maintenance Technician or Advanced Technician.
Prerequisites
Learners must have at least three years’ industrial experience in inspection or maintenance, or hold a Level 3 qualification in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair with at least one year’s relevant experience.
