{ specialising in 4x4 driving courses tailored to suit
the driving conditions common to developing countries }


 

Mick Farmer's Blog (my outlet to rant and rave)

What We Do

By reinforcing the importance of the proactive mindset, OnCourse 4wd /security driver training stresses avoidance through awareness and planning.

For the last 10 years, I have been the lead trainer /director for OnCourse. Have played a leading role in developing their courses into, probably, the best off road training courses, globally.

This photo was taken while conducting training on site (MTU) for Gold Fields Ltd in Kyrgyzstan.


 
 

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My take on the PressurePro tyre pressure monitoring system

Over a year ago, we installed the PressurePro system on two of our training vehicles. It makes sense to have good safety measures for the vehicles that we use the most for our defensive and security driver training.

In Memory of 2 Valued OnCourse Employees

January the 16th 2009 will be a date remembered by all OnCourse staff. Two of the team lost their lives to a tragic Road Traffic Collision.

Safety Belts and Vehicle Rescue Tools

Convincing folk to wear seat belts has been a big issue for me over the last ten years of being a 4X4 driver trainer. Some people come up with the most ludicrous excuses not to wear them.

DRIVER TRAINING – the last 10 years.

10 years ago we started providing driver training. At the time we were running a repair shop in Kampala. We noticed that some of our customers’ vehicles were getting damaged, some severely so, and had an increase in wear and tear due to improper driving/misunderstanding of 4wd vehicles.

Switching to Synthetic Winch Rope

We recently decided to fit synthetic winch rope to our winches. The decision was made from a purely safety stand point. Winch wire tends to get easily damaged especially when you’ve got a class full people who have never used a winch before. We were getting increasingly concerned of the consequences of one snapping.