Unique Driver Training advice

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interesting question .... if had staff i needed to put through something like that i would make certain they had a lot of off road 4x4 experiance before even going down that pathway.... and at least 5 years driving a heavy truck, i know from past working on a farm with very big machinery, and heavy stuff, it is all about "reading" the terrian ahead and being able to make a good assement of the ground before moving as you mostly cant turn around or go back, there are places where a truck will get accross where a 4x4 will not and vise versa, often weight will give it traction to get through it ..... cranes have all sorts problems with stability and ground angles but you most probally know that .. a Franna will get into all sorts of places but i would not attempt a lift if it is barely hard enough to travel over ....
Kinda like "P" plates for the big stuff ...
Cheers, hope you go ok with it.
Joe

Thanks for you replies, I am located on the east coast of NSW however location is not critical, the right training is.

Joe I understand what you are saying about having off road experience but my main concern is with roll overs as most of the vehicles have a high centre of gravity & traveling across slopes is extremely dangerous thus the training on how to read the terrain & access the desired location safely is very important

Have you tried contacting Terrex?

Steve

This might be a bit of a long shot but if you can't find a school of some kind that offers this type of training then try ringing the Army recovery school at Bandiana Victoria. There is always the possibility that some of their former instructors, after having left the Army, are doing this work and someone there may know about it.

Hi Steve,

Give this mob a call, been around for years.