Learning that fits a driver's day
Lessons and quizzes run in the browser on a phone or tablet, so drivers can finish a module at a rest stop or in the depot instead of a classroom.
Driver and warehouse training for carriers and logistics firms: dangerous goods, load securing, hours of service, forklift safety and cargo security.
Lessons and quizzes run in the browser on a phone or tablet, so drivers can finish a module at a rest stop or in the depot instead of a classroom.
Certificates with a verifiable number and progress dashboards give transport managers a clear view of who completed which module.
The interface is available in five languages and courses can be created in any language, which helps mixed-nationality driver teams.
The catalogue includes 6 course templates for this sector.
Catalogue topics: dangerous goods awareness (ADR), load securing, tachograph and hours of service, driver periodic training overview, cargo theft prevention, warehouse forklift and pallet-truck safety.
These are examples of documents that training in this sector is usually connected with. The list is illustrative, not exhaustive, and is not legal advice: confirm the current requirements for your jurisdiction with your regulator or a lawyer.
AcadNexx is a learning platform. Course templates are introductory educational material: they do not replace training accredited by the competent body, professional licences, or the advice of qualified specialists.
Dangerous-goods driver certificates, driver qualification cards and equipment licences are issued by the competent bodies. Course templates are awareness-level and do not replace them.
Describe your organisation, the number of people and the requirements you train against, and we will show how the platform fits and what would need to be configured. Prices are not listed on the website: we discuss them for your case.
Contact usShort answers about using the platform in this sector.
It delivers training to drivers and warehouse staff, grades the tests and keeps a record of who completed what. The catalogue has templates on dangerous goods awareness, load securing, tachograph and hours of service, cargo theft prevention and warehouse forklift and pallet-truck safety.
The catalogue includes awareness-level templates on both topics. Dangerous-goods driver certificates, driver qualification cards and equipment licences are issued by the competent bodies and are not replaced by a course certificate.
Yes. Each driver has a progress record and certificates of completion, and the catalogue includes a template giving an overview of periodic training for drivers. Whether the records meet Directive 2003/59/EC or national rules is decided by the competent authority.
No. AcadNexx is a learning platform: it delivers courses and tests, issues certificates of completion and keeps training records. Whether that is enough for your regulator, auditor or certification scheme is decided by them, so confirm the current requirements for your jurisdiction with the regulator or a lawyer. Course templates are introductory material and do not replace accredited training.
Prices are not published on the website. Tell us about your organisation, the number of people you train and the requirements you train against, and we will propose an option for your case.