IMPACTSOLUTIONS.CO 417.658.4379 2355 LUSK DR. NEOSHO, MO 64850 Online Safety Training Outline for Line Haul Line Haul– Orientation Regulatory Requirements 1. Full Length Defensive Driving Course for Line Haul • The Why's and How's of Defensive Driving • An Ounce of Preparation • Speed and Space • Intersections • Handling Turns and Curves • Changing Lanes and Passing • Backing Techniques • Adjusting For Adverse Conditions 2. Practical Cargo Securement: Basic Principles 3. HOS & Logbooks: Before Heading Out 4. HOS & Logbooks: The Record of Duty Status 5. HOS & Logbooks: Hours of Service Rules (the Rules) 6. HOS & Logbooks: Sleeper Berth and Other Exceptions 7. Class A CDL Pre-Trip Inspection TT 8. Coupling/Uncoupling Line Haul– Orientation Worker Safety 1. Slips Trips and Falls 2. Safe Lifting Techniques 3. Avoiding Heat Stress 4. Hooking Up Double Trailers
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IMPACTSOLUTIONS.CO 417.658.4379 2355 LUSK DR.NEOSHO, MO 64850
Online Safety Training Outline for Line Haul
Line Haul– Orientation Regulatory Requirements 1. Full Length Defensive Driving Course for Line Haul
• The Why's and How's of Defensive Driving• An Ounce of Preparation• Speed and Space• Intersections• Handling Turns and Curves• Changing Lanes and Passing• Backing Techniques• Adjusting For Adverse Conditions
2. Practical Cargo Securement: Basic Principles3. HOS & Logbooks: Before Heading Out4. HOS & Logbooks: The Record of Duty Status5. HOS & Logbooks: Hours of Service Rules (the Rules)6. HOS & Logbooks: Sleeper Berth and Other Exceptions7. Class A CDL Pre-Trip Inspection TT8. Coupling/Uncoupling
Line Haul– Orientation Worker Safety1. Slips Trips and Falls2. Safe Lifting Techniques3. Avoiding Heat Stress4. Hooking Up Double Trailers
IMPACTSOLUTIONS.CO 417.658.4379 2355 LUSK DR.NEOSHO, MO 64850
Line Haul 12-Month Training Outline
Curriculum for Line HaulRegulatory Requirements
JANUARY-Defensive Driving: The Basics
FEBRUARY -Defensive Driving: Backing Techniques
MARCH-HOS & Before Heading Out
APRIL-Defensive Driving: Speed & Space
MAY-Defensive Driving: Handling Turns &Curves
JUNE-Defensive Driving: NavigatingIntersections
JULY-Defensive Driving: Changing Lanesand Passing
AUGUST-Hazmat Refresher: HandlingHazardous Materials Emergencies
SEPTEMBER-Practical Cargo Securement: Strategies
OCTOBER-Defensive Driving: Adjusting forAdverse Conditions
NOVEMBER-Accident Scene Reporting for Drivers-ATA: Securing Loose Cargo
DECEMBER-ATA: Seat Belts-Recognizing and Preventing Fatigue
Curriculum for Line HaulWorker Safety
JANUARY-Fire Safety Refresher: Fire Prevention
FEBRUARY -The Road to Wellness: PreventingIllness and Injury
MARCH-ATA: Emergency Triangles
APRIL-ATA: Drug and Alcohol Awareness
MAY-ATA: Fire Extinguisher Requirements-ATA: Internal Distractions
JUNE-Hooking Up Double Trailers
JULY-ATA: Proper Footwear-Road Series 1 Simple Safety Session
AUGUST-Dangers of Eating and Driving-Office Safety 101
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER-What Causes Accidents
NOVEMBER-ATA: Basic First Aid
DECEMBER-Motor Vehicle Safety: EmergencyRoom to Prevention Culture
*The total course length for each month averages 30 minutes or less, with additional courses available upon request.
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