This qualification provides the essential skills and principles for towing trailers with a four-wheel-drive vehicle. Participants learn about legal requirements, safety inspections, and proper load placement. The training covers practical techniques such as coupling, uncoupling, and advanced manoeuvring, including reversing at various angles. Additionally, it focuses on braking methods and thorough vehicle maintenance. This ensures that individuals can manage towing tasks safely and professionally across diverse terrains while adhering to Australian standards. Enquire now for a full list of entry requirements and available enrolment dates.
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