Improve Transportation Safety with Defensive Driving Courses
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Reduce Accidents Fleet-wide with a Program that focuses on Safe Driving
Assign Training That Drivers Can Take Anytime, Anywhere – Available on any smartphone, tablet or computer connected to the Internet, our cloud-based Driver Safety Training gives fleets more choices to identify, mitigate and monitor risk. Our program combines assessment-based learning and monitoring into a simple, centrally managed tool that has cut costs, injuries and liability exposure for some of the world’s largest fleets.
Safety Facts:
- On Average, high risk drivers are responsible for 40% of the costs associated with accidents, incidents, insurance, etc.
- According to the National Safety Council, studies show that every $1 invested in a prevention program returns $2 to $6.
With more than 110,000 injuries and 4,500 fatalities involving CMV accidents each year, the importance of training CMV drivers on safe practices is huge. Through proper training, lives can be saved and serious injuries can be prevented. These online training courses will help simplify your CMV driver training and ensure the safety of not only the drivers, but everyone who comes into contact with CMV vehicles. This library consists of a series of transportation safety training sessions that cover the important training topics for CMV (Commercial Motor Vehicle) drivers. The sessions are mostly geared toward drivers; however there is one session for managers (DOT Alcohol and Drug Testing Rules).
Why Our Courses?
- Easy to use Learning System.
- Course Administrators get detailed Reports.
- Pass end of Course Test and Receive a Certificate.
- Take the Course as many times as needed.
- Courses Developed with Live Video.
- Take Course on any device and at any time.
COURSE LIBRARY:
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The main objective of this session is to inform you about post-accident procedures. By the time the session is over, you should be able to recognize the importance of taking proper action following an accident; identify post-accident procedures; understand alcohol and drug test requirements and procedures; respond effectively to emergency situations arising from an accident; and provide complete and accurate information about the accident to your employer.
The main objective of this session is to explain the requirements of federal CMV inspection regulations. By the time this session is over, you should be able to understand the inspection, repair, and maintenance requirements of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations; perform pre- and postoperation vehicle inspections and write and review inspection reports; identify periodic inspection requirements; and comprehend inspector qualifications and recordkeeping requirements under the regulations.
The DOT Bundle offers you all of the CMV Driver and CMV Management titles, DOT Hazmat titles, Best Practices for CMV Drivers, and Cargo Securement for CMV Drivers titles for one great low price! This bundle includes over 50 CMV training courses covering every topic required by the DOT.
This Bundle contains the following Training:
- Accident Prevention and Countermeasures for Management
- Alabama Metal Coil Certification
- Best Practices for CMV Drivers: Adverse Conditions and Emergency Situations
- Best Practices for CMV Drivers: Changing Lanes and Passing
- Best Practices for CMV Drivers: Curves, Turns, and Downgrades
- Best Practices for CMV Drivers: Pedestrians and Passengers
- Best Practices for CMV Drivers: Right-of-Way and Intersections
- Best Practices for CMV Drivers: Start-Up, Back-Up, and Parking Procedures
- Cargo Securement for Drivers: Automobiles, Light Trucks, and Vans, and Flattened or Crushed Vehicles
- Cargo Securement for Drivers: Concrete Pipe
- Cargo Securement for Drivers: Dressed Lumber and Similar Building Products
- Cargo Securement for Drivers: General Requirements
- Cargo Securement for Drivers: Heavy Vehicles, Equipment, and Machinery
- Cargo Securement for Drivers: Intermodal Containers
- Cargo Securement for Drivers: Large Boulders
- Cargo Securement for Drivers: Logs
- Cargo Securement for Drivers: Metal Coils
- Cargo Securement for Drivers: Paper Rolls
- Cargo Securement for Drivers: Roll-On/Roll-Off or Hook Lift Containers
- Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) for Drivers
- Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) for Management
- DOT Hazardous Materials General Awareness
- DOT Hazmat Security Awareness for Drivers
- DOT Hazmat Security Awareness for Shippers and Carriers
- DOT Training for Drivers of Hazmat Shipments
- DOT Training for Offerors of Bulk and Non-bulk Hazmat Packages
- DOT Training for Offerors of Non-bulk Hazmat Packages
- Driver Qualifications (DQ) for CMV Drivers
- Driver Qualifications (DQ) for Management
- Driver Wellness
- Drug and Alcohol for CMV Drivers
- Drug and Alcohol for Management
- Drug and Alcohol Reasonable Suspicion Training for Management
- Entry-Level CMV Driver Training
- Financial Responsibility for Passenger-Carrying Motor Carriers
- Financial Responsibility for Property-Carrying Motor Carriers
- FMCSR Motor Carrier Compliance: General Applicability and Recordkeeping
- FMCSR Motor Carrier Compliance: General Cargo Securement
- Hours of Service for CMV Drivers
- Hours of Service for Management
- Hours of Service for Oilfield Operations
- Hours of Service for Passenger-Carrying CMV Drivers
- Indiana Metal Coil Certification
- Operating CMVs: What Drivers Need to Know
- Operating CMVs: What Management Needs to Know
- Safe Driving Practices for CMV Drivers
- Tanker Truck Inspections for Drivers
- Texas Regulations and FMCSR Exceptions for Intrastate Commerce
- Vehicle Inspection and Maintenance for CMV Drivers
- Vehicle Inspection, Repair, and Maintenance Regulations
- Vehicle Parts and Accessories Safety Regulations
- Whistleblower Protection (Transportation)
This course, developed in conjunction with the experts from the Transportation Safety Institute (TSI) of the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), provides training in recognizing alcohol misuse and drug use by CMV drivers. Anyone with reasonable suspicion training has the authority to order a reasonable suspicion drug or alcohol test for a driver under certain conditions. This course, developed in conjunction with the experts from the DOT, provides training in recognizing alcohol misuse and drug use by CMV drivers. Anyone with reasonable suspicion training has the authority to order a reasonable suspicion drug or alcohol test for a driver under certain conditions.
This course outlines the minimum regulatory requirements for driving commercial motor vehicles.This course, developed in conjunction with the Transportation Safety Institute (TSI) of the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), covers the regulations in Part 392 of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSR): Driving Commercial Motor Vehicles (CMVs).This course is intended for all motor carrier personnel who must be knowledgeable about the regulatory standards for driving a commercial motor vehicle (CMV), including:
- Operators of commercial motor vehicles (CMVs)
- Safety Directors
- Safety Supervisors
- Human Resources (HR) personnel
- Safety Compliance personnel.
This course provides details on the general cargo securement rules in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSRs), including the driver’s responsibilities for cargo securement, the components of a cargo securement system, and ways to safely secure cargo.This course is intended for all CMV drivers.After taking this course, you will be able to:
- Secure cargo on or in a CMV in a manner that complies with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations, specifically 49 CFR 393 Subpart I – Protection Against Shifting and Falling Cargo and 49 CFR 392.9 – Inspection of Cargo, Cargo Securement Devices, and Systems.
Maintaining a good safety rating is imperative for a motor carrier to maintain operations. Both how your drivers perform and how you oversee operations have an impact on your score.Maintaining a good safety rating is imperative for a motor carrier to maintain operations. Both how your drivers perform and how you oversee operations have an impact on your score. Keep score – earn and print a completion certificate for each individual course you complete – all for one great low price!
This Bundle contains the following Training:
- Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) for Management
- Driver Qualifications (DQ) for Management
- Drug and Alcohol for Management
- Financial Responsibility for Property-Carrying Motor Carriers
- FMCSR Motor Carrier Compliance: General Applicability and Recordkeeping
- FMCSR Motor Carrier Compliance: General Cargo Securement
- Hours of Service for Management
- Operating CMVs: What Management Needs to Know
- Vehicle Inspection, Repair, and Maintenance Regulations
- Vehicle Parts and Accessories Safety Regulations
This training session will teach you to recognize and identify hazardous materials; understand hazardous material (hazmat) container markings, labels, and placards; load and unload hazardous materials safely; use protective procedures and equipment; avoid accidents with hazardous materials; respond to an emergency; and recognize and respond to security threats. Use personal protective equipment, or PPE, and procedures. Safety training is a must for employees who are involved in the transportation of hazardous materials.
As a commercial motor vehicle (CMV) driver, you have a lot of responsibility. The biggest concern is safety. The federal hours-of-service (HOS) rules were developed to reduce the likelihood of driver fatigue, fatigue-related crashes, and health effects of driving long hours. Although crash rates have been falling, thousands of people are still injured and killed in truck crashes each year, including hundreds of truck drivers. HOS rules put limits on when and how long you may drive, with the goal that these limits will help ensure that you stay awake and alert while driving and also help protect your health and safety. As a commercial motor vehicle (CMV) driver, you have a lot of responsibility. The biggest concern is safety. This course will review the requirements of the federal HOS rules and explain how they affect your job.
The main objective of this session is to provide you with information on safe driving techniques for commercial motor vehicles (CMV). By the end of the session, you should be able to understand the basics of safely operating a commercial motor vehicle; know the risks of unsafe operation of CMVs; identify and avoid risky driving behaviors; and operate a CMV safely. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) the arm of the Department of Transportation (DOT) responsible for regulating CMVs and their drivers, states that driver error is a primary cause of large-vehicle accidents.