Light workplace vehicles
Cars, vans and light commercial vehicles
Observation, hazard response, speed and space management, vehicle control, manoeuvring and the driving conditions normally encountered at work.
Corporate & occupational driver assessments
Practical workplace assessments for light vehicles, heavy rigid vehicles and passenger services—shaped around the vehicle, route and responsibilities of the role.
Built around the work
CDS can work with your organisation to understand the vehicles, routes, hazards and driving responsibilities involved in the role. Together, we establish what should be observed and how the findings need to be reported.
The standard assessment provides a strong starting point. Duration, assessment criteria and reporting can also be adapted where the operating environment requires something more specific.
Useful evidence for the workplace
An occupational assessment should help the business make a sensible training decision. CDS records what was observed, explains the development priorities and identifies where further coaching may be useful.
The planned comprehensive occupational assessment form will expand the reporting available for tailored programmes.
Collaborative by design
CDS can use the standard framework or collaborate with your team on a purpose-built assessment and reporting approach.
Discuss the business, driver group, vehicles and reason for the assessment.
Agree on the route, operating scenarios, assessment criteria and reporting needs.
Observe each driver in an appropriate employer-supplied vehicle and environment.
Provide constructive driver feedback and clear information for the employer.
Multiple drivers
Reduced per-driver rates may be available when several employees are assessed consecutively at the same workplace using the same agreed assessment framework.
Request a fleet quoteMixed vehicle classes, multiple sites, specialised routes and custom reporting are quoted to suit the programme.
Start with a conversation
We’ll help shape an assessment that is practical, proportionate and relevant to the work your drivers perform.
CDS corporate and occupational assessments record driving behaviours observed during the agreed assessment. They are not NZTA licence tests, medical fitness-to-drive assessments, mechanical vehicle inspections or guarantees of future performance. Drivers must hold the appropriate licence and any required endorsement for the vehicle and service being assessed.