According to Article 2, point 5 of Regulation (EC) No 1071/2009, the term "transport manager" refers to a natural person employed by a company or, in the case where the company itself is a natural person, that person or, where expressly provided, another natural person designated by the company through a contract, who permanently and effectively manages the transport activities of the company.
According to Article 1, paragraph (3) of Annex 1 to Ministerial Order (OMT) No 1214/2015, individuals who have graduated from high school and meet the conditions set out in Article 8, paragraph (2) of Regulation (EC) No 1071/2009 regarding residence may access training and professional certification as a transport manager. The following applies:
Such individuals undergo the examination in the Member State where they have their usual residence or in the Member State where they work.
Usual residence is the place where a person normally lives, i.e., for at least 185 days in each calendar year, due to personal ties that demonstrate a close connection between that person and the place of residence.
However, the usual residence of a person whose professional ties are located in a place other than the place of their personal ties and who, as a result, lives alternately in different places in two or more Member States, is considered to be the place where that person has personal ties, provided that person regularly returns there. This last condition is not imposed if the person resides in a Member State for the purpose of carrying out a specific mission with a predetermined duration.
Attending courses at a university or school does not imply a change in usual residence.
After completion of the training course, the candidate may take the examination only in the county/municipality of Bucharest in which the authorised centre where he/she completed the training is based.
Candidates who fail the first examination may take a new examination in any county or in the Municipality of Bucharest.
Initial vocational training course
The theoretical examination for the initial professional certification of transport managers consists of the following tests:
a) a computer-based test, lasting two hours, comprising a questionnaire with 100 questions with four possible answers, only one of which is correct;
(b) a written test, lasting two hours, comprising a case study with 20 questions.
In order to pass the examination, candidates must obtain at least 62% of the total marks awarded for the two tests, but the percentage of marks obtained in each test must not be less than 50% of the possible marks.
Remarks:
- if more than 62 correct answers are given to the computer-based questionnaire, passing the examination requires at least 10 correct answers to the case study questions (minimum of 50% of the possible marks);
- no fractions of points are awarded for both the computer-based test and the case study; incomplete/incorrect answers will be marked with 0 and a correct answer will be marked with 1; in the case study the correct answer is the one that satisfies the requirements of the question statement;
- the total cumulative time spent by a candidate on one or more examinations on the same day may not exceed 4 hours;
- candidates' examination results are uploaded to the www.arr.ro website here, under the section Certificate/attestation information, on the first working day after the examination.
After completion of the training course, the candidate may take the examination only in the county/municipality of Bucharest in which the authorised training centre is based.
Candidates who fail the first examination may take a new examination in any county or in the Municipality of Bucharest.
The results obtained by candidates in the examination are uploaded on the website www.arr.ro here , section information certificates/attestations, on the first working day after the examination.
The examination for the professional certification of road transport specialists is organised and conducted only for candidates registered in the computerised examination system by authorised centres.
For each examination session provided for in the Examination Calendar, the candidates shall be scheduled on that day by the examination board according to the specialities for which they are taking the examinations and, secondarily, in alphabetical order of the candidates' names. The Romanian Road Authority - A.R.R. shall notify the training centres concerned of the schedule at least 48 hours before the examinations are held and, in addition, it shall also be published on the website: www.arr.ro .
The members of the examination committee forbid access to the examination room to candidates under the influence of alcoholic beverages or psychotropic substances, as well as to any person who is not a candidate, except in cases where the technical staff intervenes to remedy a malfunction of the electronic equipment.
The members of the examination board shall allocate to each candidate who meets the conditions for taking the examination, via the computer system, a unique examination number code for each candidate, which shall give him/her access to the grid questionnaire generated by the computerised examination system application. The numerical examination code is given to candidates when they enter the examination room.
When entering the examination room, candidates are required to fill in their full name, personal code and handwritten signature on the table provided by the examination board.
After entering the table, candidates are directed to the PC terminal/unit where they are to answer the grid-type questionnaire. Candidates access the computer-assisted examination system using the unique examination code received from the examination board.
Examination Board members interrupt the examination of candidates who:
- use aids, technical communication or audio/video recording equipment or any objects/equipment in the examination room that could be used to cheat the examination;
- engage in discussions with other candidates, are noisy or in a manner likely to disrupt the examination of other candidates, or are not in good behaviour;
- attend the examination under the influence of alcohol or psychotropic substances.
Regular training course:
The assessment of the knowledge update consists of the analysis of the answers given by the candidate to the questions in the case study which contains 10 questions and must be solved in one hour.
In order to be considered to have met the knowledge update requirement, the candidate must achieve at least 50% of the total marks in the case study.
Following the assessment, the committee issues the candidate with an assessment sheet recording the updating/updating of knowledge. The board also retains an original copy of the assessment sheet which the candidate has signed for acknowledgement of its contents.
Candidates who for personal reasons are not present when the evaluation sheet is drawn up, can find out the result on the www.arr.ro website here, under the section certified/attested information, on the first working day after the examination.
The examination for the professional certification of road transport specialists is organised and conducted only for candidates registered in the computerised examination system by authorised centres certifying that they have completed their professional training in accordance with the regulations in force.
For each examination session provided for in the Examination Calendar, the candidates shall be scheduled on that day by the examination board according to the specialities for which they are taking the examinations and, secondarily, in alphabetical order of the candidates' names. The Romanian Road Authority - A.R.R. shall notify the training centres concerned of the schedule at least 48 hours before the exams are held and, in addition, it shall also be posted on the website: www.arr.ro.
The members of the examination committee forbid access to the examination room to candidates under the influence of alcoholic beverages or psychotropic substances, as well as to any person who is not a candidate, except in cases where the technical staff intervenes to remedy a malfunction of the electronic equipment.
The members of the examination board shall allocate to each candidate who meets the conditions for taking the examination, via the computer system, a unique examination number code for each candidate, which shall give him/her access to the grid questionnaire generated by the computerised examination system application. The numerical examination code is given to candidates when they enter the examination room.
When entering the examination room, candidates are required to fill in their full name, personal code and handwritten signature on the table provided by the examination board.
After entering the table, candidates are directed to the PC terminal/unit where they are to answer the grid-type questionnaire. Candidates access the computer-assisted examination system using the unique examination code received from the examination board.
Candidates' scores for the grid questions contained in the questionnaires generated by the computerised examination system are automatically displayed on the screen of the terminal/PC unit used by each candidate at the end of the test, including the pass/fail mark for that test.
Candidates who have obtained a pass mark in the grid questionnaire may also sit the written part of the examination. For the written test, candidates are given the examination papers/forms, signed by one of the members, and the questions/case studies.
Each candidate taking the written test must fill in on the examination papers/forms the data required according to the respective form in order to identify the candidate, the type of certificate/certificate of professional competence for which he/she is taking the written test and the subject number given by the examination board. The candidate's identification details are written on the examination paper/form in the top right-hand corner of the first page, which is to be sealed and signed by one of the members of the examination board and unsealed after marking.
The members of the examination board interrupt the examination of candidates who:
- use aids, technical communication or audio/video recording equipment in the examination room or any objects/equipment that could be used to cheat the examination;
- engage in discussions with other candidates, are noisy or in a manner likely to disrupt the examination of other candidates, or are not in good behaviour,
- appear for the examination under the influence of alcohol or psychotropic substances.
Documents required
With a view to taking part in the initial vocational training courses for transport managers, candidates must enrol at a training and further training centre approved by the Ministry of Transport by completing an application form and submitting a file with a
COURSE DURATION:
Initial professional training: 90 hours
The trainees have access to course materials and identical preparation conditions for the examination (on a tablet).
The course topics are those specified in Ministerial Order (OMT) No. 1214/2015, Annex 1a.
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