The CORVA 5 day Advanced ATV Operators Course is the premier military and law enforcement OHV training in Canada.
Courses are delivered in Haliburton County utilizing Crown Land, HATVA trails, MNR fire access roads, County and Provincial highways providing students with approximately 200 kms of riding over varying terrain.
Classroom and practical sessions include -
Introduction, Groupings, ORV History and Trends – Military / LE Specific, Off Road Vehicles Act, Ontario Regulation 316, ORVA Enforcement (LE only), Vehicle Familiarization, Pre and Post Ride Inspections, S.I.P.D.E (Scan.Identify.Predict.Decide.Execute), Riding Positions
Water Crossings, Winching – Classroom and Practical, Tires and Wheels – Tire Pressure for Environment / Repair and Maintenance, Emergency Vehicle Repairs - Classroom and Practical – CVT and Engine, Emergency Vehicle Repairs – Classroom and Practical – Tire Repairs, Vehicle Kit and Modifications, Wilderness Survival (LE only), Trail Navigation / Map and Compass (LE only), Loading / Unloading / Vehicle Securement, Student Vehicle Inspection and Maintenance, Start and Stop vehicle, ATV Controls and Components
Forward Movement, Mechanical Braking, Reversing, Range Safety and Rules, Turning
Riding Circles, Riding Figure 8’s, Stops, Quick Stops, Sharp Turns, Quick Turns, U-Turns
Emergency Stops and Swerves, Riding Over Obstacles , Sidehill Operation, Uphill Operation, Downhill Operation, Trail Ride #1, Standing Water Practical, Night Navigation Scenario (LE only), Fire Starting Practical (LE only), Night Operation, Trail Ride #2, Mud Operations Practical, Winching Practical, Trail Navigation Practical, Wilderness Survival Practical (LE only), Trail Ride #3, Fast Water Crossing Practical, Uphill Practical, Downhill Practical, Emergency Trail Repair Practical, Emergency Repair Test, Course Review, Exam
Course Critique.
Course fees include instruction, meals and accommodations. Students must bring an operational 4WD ATV, trailer and tow vehicle. Agencies are responsible for all vehicle fuel, maintenance and repairs.
Distance to Training Location from Canadian Forces Bases
CFB Pettawawa
240 kms
2 hours 54 minutes
Dwyer Hill
327 kms
3 hours 57 minutes
CFB Borden
173 kms
2hours 1 minute
The largest managed, insured and mapped trail network in Ontario boasting over 1,700km of ATV and Side by Side trails.
The trails are signed, mapped and insured for HATVA members and associated club member riders.
HATVA is the fastest growing ATV association in Ontario.
We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.