MSMRV392 — Tow recreational vehicles

1 Assess recreational vehicles’ safe towing weights

• 1.1Determine the gross weight of the recreational vehicle and determine its aggregate mass
• 1.2Check the towing capacity of the towing vehicle
• 1.3Check and adhere to the tow-bar capacity of the towing vehicle
• 1.4Confirm the weight ratio of the recreational and towing vehicle is safe according to state/territory requirements and regulations

2 Prepare to tow recreational vehicles

• 2.1Identify towing requirements from job instructions
• 2.2Conduct pre-operational checks of the towing and recreational vehicles and record their conditions according to workplace procedures
• 2.3Rectify any identified minor deficiencies and report complex deficiencies to the workplace supervisor and confirm the next steps according to workplace procedures
• 2.4Attach the recreational vehicle to the towing vehicle according to the manufacturer’s specifications
• 2.5Adjust and correctly position mirrors to optimise visibility
• 2.6Identify hazards within the workplace and on the open road, including risks of injury to people or damage to property, equipment, loads and facilities
• 2.7Identify hazard controls, and check they are in place and operating

3 Tow recreational vehicles in the workplace and on the open road

• 3.1Manoeuvre the recreational vehicle in the forward and reverse directions, maintaining control of the direction of its movement
• 3.2Reverse recreational vehicle to the parking position, maintaining visibility and achieving accurate positioning
• 3.3Plan a route to the destination that accounts for obstacles and hazards and maximises safety and timeliness
• 3.4Tow the recreational vehicle to the destination, showing courtesy and consideration to other road users and using driving techniques to minimise hazards
• 3.5On arrival, identify the delineated parking position and identify hazards and hazard controls and check the hazard controls are in place and operating
• 3.6Park the recreational vehicle, maintaining visibility and achieving accurate positioning
• 3.7Inspect the recreational and towing vehicles inside and out and confirm their conditions are consistent with their pre-towing conditions, and rectify any deficiencies

What does an assessment tool for MSMRV392 need to cover?

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