HGV Drivers Daily Walk-Round Checks 

Again, I must thank you for great video. I just passed my HR. I wrote everything you mentioned and read through multiple times. Your video helped me a lot.

People actually slagging off the production of the video?? This guy and his company have taken several hours to make these videos, and share them on here for free!

Just completed my 4th year in Class one earning over £40k in last years tax year. I learnt and blagged my way through the initial tests learning from You tube videos...” especially from this channel” Just came back to say thank you...

You didn't fully open the back doors and check if in good condition , in the same time some immigrant's can hide in there waiting for a free transport to their destination . Check for crack's , hole's , spillages on the bed you may be rejected at the collection point . Check for hole's in the roof sides etc .

This is very messy and difficult to follow, please re-do this video! You've got cross fades with voices overlapping, you've got three different people with different delivery style, we are jumping about all over the place in and out the cab from section to section and back. This is not a walk round check that can be followed as it is not in a logical and easy to execute order. What is needed is a straight forward talk through the most efficient way to do your checks from approaching the vehicle right the way through to driving off in real time and in an order that makes sense and makes best use of the time in the cab and out of the cab without jumping in and out several times. It needs some thought to suggest the best sequence. I would suggest starting with ALL the checks you can do in the cab first after inserting your tacho card (that was a good point by the way - to record the check time as other work) and then move onto all the outside checks including lights. The only check you can't do solo is brake lights I guess unless you carry a mirror stand with you ;-D. I don't think I would even look for oil or fluids underneath first as that may distract me from putting my card in, I rfeckon priority is to get the tacho card in THEN do the checks, just make sure looking for leaks plus stepping back and looking at the level of the truck is the first check on getting out. Cheers Guy

Hydraulic oil is also used for the power steering wheel . I don't know if in the same jar , and let's not forget about the brake fluid .

Is that a left hand drive truck?

Great video and thanks for sharing it, I'm currently training and being expected to demonstrate a walk around check today and your video has been a great help in my revision and rehearsal

""We live In a society which is always about blame, their is never an accident, it's always an incident."". That's exactly it. Well said. Great video too. 👍

Can you do one of Class 1 please ?

Great video, thanks 👍

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Why is is all mirrored?