04/10/2026
ππ Is your MOT quality-control system genuinely identifying risksβor is it just producing another signed form?
A meaningful QC system should help an Authorised Examiner:
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Check every testerβs procedures and standards
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Conduct practical QC checks at appropriate intervals
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Review TQI and test logs every month
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Investigate unusual test times and testing patterns
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Record corrective action and additional training
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Demonstrate effective oversight if DVSA visits
Our latest blog explains how often QC checks should be completed, what they should cover, the arrangements for one-tester and remote rural sites, and how independent oversight can help protect the AE.
It also includes examples of concerns we have recently identified through test-log monitoring.
Read the full blog here:
π https://rlrmot.co.uk/rlr-mot-blog/f/mot-quality-control-checks-how-aes-can-improve-testing-standards
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