Level 2 Safe Use of All-terrain Vehicles (ATVs) Course in Bridgwater. Classes run at Cannington College, part-time during the day, and the course takes one week to complete. You'll cover safe operating practices, risk management, and the practical skills needed to handle ATVs competently. The City and Guilds Level 2 safe use of all-terrain vehicles qualification is recognised by employers in agriculture, land management, and outdoor industries. Entry requirements vary, so contact Cannington College directly to confirm what applies to you.
Who this course is for
UCS College Group offers a wide range of courses across its four colleges and also offsite.
Courses cover many areas and can be used for different purposes
such as furthering personal development and career opportunities.
They can also be for recreational purposes. For individual
course details please refer to the college website or E-mail [email protected]
Entry requirements
Entry Requirements vary depending on the course, please refer to the college website or E-mail [email protected] for details.
What you will learn
You'll identify the main hazards associated with ATV operation.
You'll carry out pre-use safety checks on an ATV.
You'll demonstrate safe mounting, dismounting, and riding techniques.
You'll operate an ATV safely on varied terrain and gradients.
You'll follow relevant health and safety requirements when using ATVs.
You'll understand the legal responsibilities of ATV operators.
How you will learn
Training is classroom based and practical. You'll cover safety theory in the classroom and demonstrate competent ATV operation through practical assessment. Assessment is based on your ability to perform tasks safely and correctly, in line with the City and Guilds Certificate of Competence requirements.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Cannington College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Farm worker: operates ATVs for livestock management and land maintenance.
Groundskeeper: uses ATVs across large estates or sports grounds.
Countryside ranger: patrols and manages land using off-road vehicles.
Estate worker: supports land management on rural or private estates.
Forestry worker: accesses remote areas using ATVs as part of daily work.
Outdoor activity instructor: may use ATVs in activity or land-based settings.
What you could study next
Level 2 Award in Safe Use of Pesticides: useful if you work in agriculture or land management and need to handle chemicals alongside ATV operation.
Level 3 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work: relevant for anyone working in remote or rural environments.
Level 2 Certificate in Land-based Studies: broadens your skills across a range of agricultural and countryside management topics.
