General Vehicles WOF Theory & Practical GROUP Training Package "DEALERS"

Applicant qualifications and skills to become a vehicle inspector

 

•  Are you qualified as an automotive technician with either NZ Trade Certificate in Automotive Engineering, National A-Grade Registration, NZ Advanced Trade Certificate, or equivalent.? 
• Are you qualified as an automotive technician in Automotive Engineering with either National Certificate in Automotive Engineering (Level 4 or higher), National Registration, or equivalent, and references of three years continuous relevant work experience? 
• Are you a person who has worked in full-time employment carrying out repairs and maintenance to the safety aspects of motor vehicles for at least five cumulative full-time years?

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WHAT WE OFFER ON THIS TRAINING PACKAGE

 

For more information about course, registration CONTACT US	Course times "In-House Course" at your site WoF practical group training courses are conducted by prior appointment based on your theory training results

Step 1 THEORY ONLINE TRAINING

This package covers the modules you'll need to study for your WOF certification.

Get all the study materials you need to learn the WoF requirements. You'll get the full 3 months access to the Introduction, General Vehicles, and General Trailers modules as well as simulation testing. If you need help with more than one of the modules for your WoF certification, then this package provides the best information to learn. 

Please note: 

• This group training requires teamwork as we aim for the theory course to be completed in 6 weeks with a pass result before sitting the practical training, your attendance to the practical training without completing the E-learning module will affect your understanding of the VIRM requirements when we put the process into practice and could increase the risk that you may fail the final NZTA test.

 

With the WoF training package you will learn the requirements for:

 

Introduction	General Vehicles	General Trailers
Purpose & Scope of the VIRM Overview of the VIRM Inspection and Certification Process Complaints (Management processes) Inspection Premises and Equipment Becoming an Appointed Inspector or Inspecting Organisation Definitions and abbreviations Sample Certification Documents	Vehicle Identification Vehicle Exterior Vehicle Structure Lighting Vision Entrance & Exit Vehicle Interior Brakes Steering & Suspension Tyres, Wheels & Hubs Exhaust System Towing Connections Miscellaneous Items	Vehicle Exterior Vehicle Structure Lighting Brakes Steering & Suspension Tyres, Wheels & Hubs Towing Connections

 

 

Step 2 PRACTICAL TRAINING

Vehicle inspector practical training course to complete your WOF inspectors certification.

Our 1-day preparatory course is to improve your knowledge and understanding about how to use an INSPECTION PROCEDURE at a higher level of skill to be able to accurately identify defects, make qualitative & quantitative (wear and tear) assessments and evaluate the condition of vehicles.

Please note: 

• The practical training will not be delivered without completing the E-learning module and achieving a pass result, the learner would not be able to understand the VIRM requirements delivered on the practical training without prior theoretical study.

 

NZTA FINAL TEST 

Once you've successfully completed our training course with pass results, and the 1-day practical training at our training site we will then provide your training records which you can then be present to the NZ Transport Agency if required.

 

• Completing the VI TRAINING Preparatory Course does not guarantee an individual will be approved by NZTA. For more information about qualifications and skills requirements requested by NZTA. Read More