OLAT (Operator Licence Awareness Training)If you have been granted a Restricted Operator Licence, you have agreed to the same legally binding operator undertakings and have all the same responsibilities as a standard Operator Licence holder, even though you may be new to the transport industry. As the Director signing the application for a Restricted Operator Licence, you have personally taken on a number of legal responsibilities. It is essential that you understand and comply with all your licence undertakings and that you maintain a healthy Operator Compliance Risk Score (OCRS). The best way to ensure that you are up to date and compliant is to attend O Licence training every few years.You can choose to attend one of our classroom-based courses in person, at our accredited training centre in Braintree, Essex; or join us online, via the Zoom platform, from a location of your choice. OLAT Courses LGVIf you hold a Restricted O Licence for Road Haulage, this will be because your organisation needs HGV/LGVs either to transport your own goods to your customers, or to carry equipment to and from locations. You might not consider yourself to be in the transport industry as such, but importantly, you are legally classified as an operator and you should regularly attend one of LGV OLAT courses and complete O Licence training every few years.LGV OLAT Courses cover:Operator LicencingDrivers’ Hours monitoringManaging driversCurrent transport issuesManaging vehiclesTraffic enforcementOLAT Courses PCVAs the holder of a Restricted O Licence for Passenger Transport, you only need to transport people on a small scale and it is not your primary business activity. You might operate one or two vehicles (that can carry up to 16 passengers) which are quite likely used to provide a community bus service, or to shuttle guests to and from your hotel, or staff to and from their place of work within your organisation. In all cases, transporting passengers is not your organisation’s primary