Making the move to digital for training logs
Making the move to digital for training logs
Chris Price discusses the move to digital for training logs and how testers need to record their annual training going forwards.
Horror story: Broken bush carrier on front suspension
Shane Farmiloe, from Castle Vale Service Station sent us this photo showing the rear bush carrier for the lower suspension arm clearly broken at one of its mounting points.
MOT testing service: known issues and workarounds now available on GOV.UK
After listening to your feedback we’ve made some changes to make it easier for you to use the new MOT testing service.
Your comments needed for National Occupational Standards
You can now read and comment on the draft national occupational standards for the roles of MOT testers and authorised examiners (AEs) on the Sector Skills website.
MOT trade helps develop MOT occupational standards
The Sector Skills Council for the automotive retail industry and DVSA’s MOT Training Education and Skills Support (MTESS) team are developing National Occupational Standards. They met last month at venues in England, Scotland and Wales with representatives from the MOT trade to discuss specific skills and knowledge for MOT testers, AEs and site managers.
Your questions answered: Using the new MOT testing service
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Garages across the country are already using the new MOT testing service to carry out tests. Since we started switching garages over, we’ve had a few questions about the new service. So here are the answers to some of the most common questions we’ve been asked.
The MOT testing service - What's in and what's out?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXPbp-twGFAAs the switchover to the new MOT testing service has started, we’ve produced a short video about some of the new and different elements in the new service. Our research has shown that most people find the new service straightforward to use, as the majority of processes are the same.
Your questions answered: Claiming accounts
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Since 18 June 2015, MOT testers have been claiming their accounts for the new MOT testing service. We’ve had a few queries so we thought we’d answer some of them here to help you with any questions you might have about claiming your account.
Horror story: Wooden brake pads
Chris Baxter from D C Baxter (Motors) in Lincolnshire sent us this picture of a homemade wooden brake pad fitted to a Ford Transit.
Claiming your new MOT testing service accounts
Authorised Examiners (AEs) and Nominated Testers (NTs) have now started claiming their accounts in preparation for switching to the new MOT testing service. DVSA emailed instructions to all AEs on 18 June 2015 explaining how they can claim their new accounts.
What will happen with the old MOT Computerisation equipment?
DVSA has recently issued instructions to Authorised Examiners about how they can get rid of their old IT equipment (MOT Computerisation) after switching over to the new MOT testing service.