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The MOT Guide states that MOT Testing Station Quality Control (QC) checks: “should be carried out by a person who holds a Level 2 qualification in MOT Testing or equivalent for the appropriate class and comply with the requirements for annual training and assessments. They may be designated from the list of testers at the […] (Read More)
Mistakes can be corrected but the MOT Tester must follow the guidance laid down by the DVSA in The MOT Guide Section H. Unjustified changes could constitute fraud, dishonesty or gross negligence in the MOT testing process and you can be given 500 points which means cessation. (Read More)
An MOT Consultant is an external DVSA approved resource that can provide their experience and guidance to help your business remain compliant with all DVSA requirements and updates. They can also take on the role of an AEC and, for example, will check test quality information, test logs, tester annual assessment certificates and site review […] (Read More)