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RTITB sets industry leading training standards specifically designed to change behaviour and make measurable improvements to efficiency, risk and safety.

As the preferred regulatory body for workplace transport training, our accreditation, audit, certification and instructor training services are reliable, robust and developed by a team dedicated to the common goal of keeping people safe.

We set training standards for goods vehicle driver licence acquisition training, driver assessment, Driver CPC Periodic Training, yardshunter training, banksman training, and all types of materials handling equipment: making us the only company able to provide absolute assurance for your full range of workplace transport training.

Our training standards are used extensively in the UK, Ireland, India and the Middle East, across a number of sectors: supply chain, freight forwarding, warehousing, road haulage distribution, oil and gas, food and drink manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, construction, cold chain, ports, and airports and public sector organisations such as councils and prisons.

Established in 1965 and with over 50 years' experience, RTITB is the regulatory body of choice for businesses committed to safety and efficiency. Since inception well over 1 million people have attended RTITB courses. In 2014 alone, more than 175,000 delegates were trained to RTITB standards.

For more information visit www.rtitb.co.uk. Or contact Jane and Dan in our Solutions and Service team on +44(0)1952520207 or email [email protected]

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