IMIVR06 Remove and transport heavy vehicles
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1 Overview This unit is about recovering and transporting heavy upright vehicles from the roadside or similar hard, level standing. IMIVR06 1
2 Performance criteria You must be able to: P1 wear suitable personal protective equipment throughout all vehicle removal activities P2 secure the immediate safety of the driver and passengers effectively, if present P3 use a recovery vehicle and recovery equipment which: P3.1 is suitable for the type, condition and weight of vehicle to be transported P3.2 is suitable for the nature of the incident P3.3 complies with legal requirements P4 use warning lights in a way which complies with legal requirements and current industry codes of practice P5 report viable options to your recovery controller for action promptly where the recovery vehicle and equipment prove unsuitable P6 make the vehicle safe for transportation P7 inform the relevant authorities promptly where the condition of the vehicle and its removal presents a hazard P8 position and rig the recovery vehicle and recovery equipment to: P8.1 comply with industry codes of practice P8.2 minimise the need to re-rig P8.3 secure the best recovery advantage P9 fit all necessary loading and securing equipment to comply with: P9.1 legal requirements P9.2 industry codes of practice P9.3 manufacturers' operating instructions P9.4 your organisation's procedures P10 ensure your roadside working practices and procedures during all removal and loading activities comply with legal requirements and industry codes of practice for the type of road involved, the roadside situation and prevailing weather conditions P11 contact the relevant authority promptly where the loading manoeuvre is likely to obstruct the flow of traffic P12 ensure the recovery site is left free from debris, waste, tools, equipment and cones prior to moving off P13 transport the vehicle to the relevant destination without causing further damage P14 transport and unload the recovered vehicle to comply with: P14.1 legal requirements P14.2 industry codes of practice P14.3 manufacturer's operating instructions P14.4 your organisation's requirements P15 ensure your records are accurate and complete and passed to the relevant person(s) promptly IMIVR06 2
3 P16 ensure no recovery equipment is overloaded adhering to: P16.1 manufacturer's instructions P16.2 equipment loading instructions P16.3 company procedures IMIVR06 3
4 Knowledge and understanding You need to know and understand: Legal and organisational requirements and procedures K1 the legal requirements and industry codes of practice governing site protection and recovery operations K2 your organisation's operating, reporting and recording procedures K3 the limits of your authority for dealing with hazardous substances K4 the importance of wearing the specified personal protective equipment K5 how to complete recovery records and the importance of doing so Vehicle Recovery Equipment K6 the types, purpose and use of the vehicle recovery equipment in the Scoping Statement for this unit K7 the safe working loads for recovery equipment, axle weights and stability Vehicle Recovery K8 how to assess the most suitable recovery method for the type of incident and the condition of the vehicle involved K9 how to assess the weight of a vehicle, including a load where appropriate K10 the effect of weather conditions on the feasibility of recovery operations and how they are conducted K11 how to use suitable site to base communication methods K12 how to give clear instructions to customers K13 the circumstances in which to call for specialist advice and assistance K14 the operation of braking and transmission systems K15 the principles of loading and load containment K16 on site recovery planning and control techniques K17 how to prepare and secure vehicles for transportation K18 how to check for and deal with any vehicle system and load leakage K19 the dangers associated with roadside recovery operations and how to lessen the risks to yourself, customers and other road users K20 how to identify vehicles carrying hazardous substances K21 the importance of informing the authorities where roadside operations are likely to affect other traffic K22 how to position and rig recovery vehicles K23 how to fit towing, loading and transportation equipment for the types of vehicle you deal with K24 how to work safely at the roadside following industry codes of practice K25 how to perform safety checks on vehicles relevant to the types of vehicle you deal with K26 how to clear the site prior to moving off K27 how to use suitable warning lights K28 how to avoid damage to vehicles during transportation IMIVR06 4
5 Additional Information Scope/range 1. Recovery equipment is: 1.1. tow poles 1.2. transporters 1.3. vehicle mounted recovery cranes 1.4. winches 1.5. truck mounted loaders 1.6. underlifts 1.7. trailers 1.8. spec lifts/support lifts/underlifts 2. Roadside situation is: 2.1. off a live carriageway 2.2. on a live carriageway 3. Weather conditions are: 3.1. poor visibility 3.2. light 3.3. dark 3.4. dry 3.5. rain 3.6. snow 3.7. ice 3.8. wind IMIVR06 5
6 Glossary Commercial Vehicles: These are medium and large goods vehicles of 3500kgs gross vehicle mass (GVM) and above. Industry Codes of Practice: The current Code of Practice for Safe Roadside Working. Legal requirements: Current legislation (including local bye-laws and regulations) applicable to securing and protecting the recovery site. Personal protective equipment: Reflective safety garments, safety footwear, safety gloves and safety glasses as recommended by the current industry Code of Practice for Safe Roadside Working. Recovery vehicle: Any vehicle fitted with recovery equipment. Roadside: Examples include: rural roads, urban roads and motorways, in hazardous and non- hazardous situations. Similar hard, level standing: Examples include: driveways, forecourts and car parks. Vehicles: These can be any of the following light vehicles, commercial vehicles, motorcycles, mopeds and scooters. IMIVR06 6
7 Developed by IMI Ltd Version number 1 Date approved September 2010 Indicative review date Validity Status Originating organisation September 2012 Current Original IMI Ltd Original URN 6 Relevant occupations Suite Key words Engineering, Vehicle Trades Vehicle Recovery Remove Transport Heavy Vehicles IMIVR06 7
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