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Defensive Driving Course (DDC) Supplies

DDC-4

4-hour Defensive Driving Course

DDC-4 is a fast-paced driver improvement program that makes an ideal refresher course. In just half a day, DDC—4 offers practical strategies to reduce collision-related injuries, fatalities, and costs. It addresses the importance of attitude in preventing accidents, and reinforces the good driving skills students already have. Most importantly, DDC—4 shows students the consequences of the choices they make behind the wheel.

COURSE CONTENT

Rules, Regulations and Responsibility

• Benefits of driving defensively
• The “triple crash”
• Child safety seats
• Air bags and safety belts
• Drugs and their effects on driving

Driving Conditions

• The three—second rule
• Controlling a skid
• Driving environment
• Anti-lock brake systems
• Proper vehicle maintenance
• Fatigue

Unsafe Driving Behaviors

• “Sinister six”
• Speeding and speed limits
• Right-of-way
• Passing tips
• Avoiding a head—on crash
• Tailgating

Aggressive Driving vs. Road Rage

• Developing the ‘safe attitude”
• Dealing with aggressive drivers
• Reducing stress and aggression

DDC-8/6: The Original Defensive Driving Course

DDC-8/6 is a comprehensive driver improvement program with a basic eight-hour curriculum that you can reduce to six hours to meet your needs. With NSC approval, you can also customize the course to address specific topics of interest to students. DDC-8/6 is designed to give drivers practical knowledge and techniques to avoid accidents, and to choose safe, responsible, and lawful driving behaviors Ifs an interactive course, with activities, case studies, discussions, and five video presentations.

COURSE CONTENT

What's In It For Me?

• Personal responsibility and driving
• Definition of defensive driving and preventable collisions
• Hazard recognition

Making Choices You Can Live With

• Drugs, drinking and driving
• Physical conditions and emotions
• Recognizing other drivers' behaviors

What You Do Is What You Get

• Rules of the road
• Speeding
• Avoiding collisions
• Choosing safe and legal behaviors

The Conditions That Drive Us

• The driving environment including light, weather, roads and other traffic
• Vehicle condition, equipment and proper maintenance
• Sharing the road with other vehicles and pedestrians

What Are You Willing To Do?

• Occupant safety devices, including safety belts, air bags and child safety seats
• Analyzing driving choices and their consequences
• Summary and personal commitment to future driving behavior
• Multiple choice final test

DDC-Alive at 25

4 Hours

DDC-Alive at 25 specifically targets drivers between the ages of 16 and 24—the group most likely to be involved in fatal collisions. This highly effective program encourages young drivers to take responsibility for their driving behavior Skill practices and on-the-spot defensive driving techniques help change bravado to true confidence.

Participants get information they can really use, presented in a non— lecture, interactive format featuring two video presentations, Lemon Lake and Drunk Driving: Real People, Real tragedies.

COURSE CONTENT

• Why young drivers often underestimate risks
• The effects of inexperience, distractions, and peer pressure on driving
• State and local driving laws and regulations— and why they're enforced
• A review of the DDC Collision Prevention formula
• Techniques to maintain control while driving
• How to handle peer pressure responsibly

Driven to Extremes Self study video or classroom kit

Driven to Extremes helps individuals recognize the signs of aggressive driving in themselves and others. Use the booklet and video for self-study or in a one- or two-hour classroom program. It's ideal for safety meetings or as an add-on• to other Defensive Driving Courses.

COURSE CONTENT

• What is aggressive driving? • Positive and negative actions
• Myths vs. realities of driving • Tips for courteous driving
10-minute video with self-study/facilitator guide .

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Driving Videos

Modern Technology and Driving

In just 15 minutes, this video covers critical safety issues involving

• Adjustable steering wheels
• Air bags
• Anti—lock braking systems
• Automatic safety belts
• Car phones
• Cruise control
• Four-wheel drive
• High-tech audio systems

Backing Safely

Backing is the cause of a disproportionate number of collisions This 12-minute video offers practical safety information to help eliminate backing collisions:

• Backing with a helper
• Backing with a trailer
• Specific steps for a safe back
• Tips to avoid backing

Low Visibility and Driving

This 10—minute video addresses factors that can decrease a driver's ability to see or be seen. Learn about:

• Blinding spray from passing vehicles
• Effects of shadows
• Fog, snow, rain and bright sun
• Night driving
• Obstacles within the vehicle
• Oversized vehicles
• Safe stopping areas

Diana's Last Message

The late Princess Diana had scores of people working to keep her safe. But all of her protectors failed to make sure she did the single thing that would have saved her life: wear a safety belt.

This video translates the physics of the fatal crash into visuals that clearly show how Diana would likely be alive today had she used her safety belt. It's a fresh perspective on the occupant—restraint message. Running time: 10 minutes.

COURSE CONTENT

• Engineer-reconstructed, computer-generated account of the crash that killed Princess Diana
• Impact and danger of even a low-speed collision
• Real life testimony from collision victims and their families
• Seat belt myths vs. reality

The Hard Way
Reduce Your Risk (personal driving safety)

This 15-minute video demonstrates personal safety techniques employees can use anywhere. Crimes often occur while driving parking or walking to and from vehicles.

Participants learn:

• Protection against mugging, car theft, car jacking and other vehicle related crimes
• Rental car safety
• Sale actions in unfamiliar areas
• Safety precautions in parking garages

Drunk Driving: Real People,Real Tragedies

This videotape is an actual DUI Victim Impact Panel in session. Victims and their families tell the stories of their tragedies, without anger and accusations. DUI offenders are left to make up their own minds about who was to blame and why. Includes a discussion guide.

Running time 18 minutes

Taming the Winter Road

Formatted around fellow drivers swapping stories, this video reviews skills for handling winter driving hazards. Collision prevention topics include: pre-trip inspection, maneuvering through skids, handling a jackknife, curves, ice, urban/highway driving and more.

Running time:11 minutes

Snowplow Safety (operators)

Great orientation for new snowplow operators or a refresher for experienced operators, this video covers equipment inspection, truck positioning, scanning, mirror use, and defensive driving techniques, and provides on—screen diagrams that allow for discussion of collision-prevention techniques.

Running time: 23 minutes.

Space Invaders (for professional drivers)

An entertaining video for professional drivers. Space Invaders uses real vehicles and animation to review the key concepts of judging safe driving distances between vehicles Includes the space/time relationship, six conditions that influence driving judgment, the habitual eye lead-time technique, and how to avoid hazards when others invade your space.

Running time: 8 minutes.

Safe Winter Driving Considerations

This 21 -minute video zeroes in on safety tips and techniques for handling the hazards of winter driving.

Road Rage

Aggressive driving is on the rise Statistics show that the problem is not unique to a particular city, state, community or age group. This video is packed with information drivers need to know about maneuvering safely in stressful and dangerous environments:

• Avoiding becoming a victim
• Common situations that can trigger conflicts
• Controlling one's own emotions while driving
• Definition of aggressive driving
• Diffusing situations
• Keeping on schedule
• Miscommunication between drivers
• Practical tips for building a Road Rage defense
• Tailgating

Parking Safety

Parking can be just as hazardous as driving in traffic, since many drivers and pedestrians disregard all normal~ traffic laws once they arrive in a parking area. This 14-minute video refreshes even experienced drivers parking skills, including:

• Backing the vehicle
• Compensating for blind spots
• Covering the brake
• Following basic rules of the road
• Scanning for hazards
• Staying within designated parking lanes

Traveling Alone in America

This video captures the fears and frustrations people—especially women—face every day when traveling. Being educated about personal safety and taking precautions can greatly reduce the risk. It includes three authentic police case re-enactments and demonstrates what to do if stranded on the road or involved in a traffic incident. Provides examples of how to safely accept a stranger's offer to help.

Running time: 35 minutes.

Get Real Jack (driving and drug addiction)

Developed especially for professional truck drivers. A poignant look at a truck driver who faces his drug addiction after almost killing a pedestrian and losing his family and friends

Running time: 12 minutes

Live and Let Live (drunk driving)

Award-winning tale of co-workers celebrating in a bar. Leaving in an inebriated condition, they die in a collision. Throughout. the narrator explains the effects of drugs and alcohol on the driver. The conclusion depicts the effects of the workers deaths on families and friends.

Running time: 12 minutes .

Snowplow Safety Parking Lots (operators)

For both new and experienced operators, this video covers pre-season site preparation, equipment inspection, scanning for hazards such as lighting fixtures, secured areas, raised utility covers, clearing entrances and exits, where to locate plowed snow, special consideration~5 for plowing 24-hour facilities and more.

Running time: 32 minutes.

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Coaching the Emergency Vehicle Operator

CEVO II Police Instructor video kit

6 to 8 Hours

Completely revised and updated, CEVO II: Police focuses on improving an officer's ability to read traffic conditions, act accordingly, and prevent collisions in both emergency and non-emergency situations. Designed with a flexible, modular, easy-to-use training format, CEVO II:

Police encourages participant interaction and provides a complete law enforcement safety training program at a very reasonable cost.

COURSE CONTENT

• Cushion of safety
• Driving under lights and sirens
• Driving in congested areas
• Intersections and U—turns
• Scanning
• Stopping violators
• Two-lane roadways and off—street driving
• Vehicle inspection
• Vehicle positioning

CEVO II Ambulance Instructor video kit

6 to 8 Hours

Based on valuable input from previous participants, instructors and loss prevention professionals, this program teaches ambulance operators to navigate safely through traffic under severe time constraints and duress.

COURSE CONTENT

• Cushion of safety
• Driving under lights and sirens
• Handling blind spots
• Intersections
• Vehicle handling and design characteristics
• Vehicle inspection

CEVO II Fire Instructor video kit

6 to 8 Hours

Give your fire apparatus operators the defensive driving skills they need to prevent collisions, reduce injuries, avoid liability claims, and save collision investigation time.

COURSE CONTENT

• Adverse weather conditions                  • Passing and lane changes
• Avoiding backing incidents                   • Rural and urban driving
• Driving under lights and sirens              • Traffic hazard identification
• Fire apparatus design characteristics    • Vehicle placement in traffic
• Intersections

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Forklift Training Supplies

Coaching the Forklift Driver instructor video kit

Course length: 4 hours

The program offers instructors the tools necessary to meet OSHA's requirements for formal instruction, practical training and evaluation.

Program Components

Operator Video - A comprehensive video for operators which addresses pre-start safety inspection, lift truck design consid­erations and safety procedures for picking up, moving with and setting down a load.

Pedestrian Video - A short safety video to be shown to non-operators working around lift trucks.

Transparencies - Depict actual lift truck “collision” situations, generating group discussion of preventative measures.

Leader's Guide - The guide also includes administrative guidelines, testing options, a class registration form, an inspection checklist, an evaluation/performance checklist can also be used to determine which operators need refresher or remedial training, a certification of training and/or evalua­tion form, OSHA background information, and guide­lines and exercises for setting up a hands-on training session.

Coaching the Lift Truck Operator
Self-Instruction

Designed in response to requests from the field, and based on the highly successful Coaching the Lift Truck Operator classroom course, this self-instruction program is the ideal option for companies who prefer self-instruction, or for operators who require post-class reinforcement training. Now, all your operators can receive consistent, standardized information regarding OSHA lift truck regulations.

Operators complete the program at their own pace—at any location with a TV and a VCR.

Program Components

Video Presentation - Includes the same footage as the operator video in the class­room course, with a narrator guiding the participant through the response bock exercises. Addresses pre-start safety inspection, lift truck design considerations, and picking up, moving with and setting down a load.

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Van Driver Training Supplies

Coaching the Van Driver II Instructor video kit

4 Hours Classroom or Self-Study

Many organizations assume that driving a van is the same as driving a car, and expect their employees (or volunteers) to take on van—driving responsibilities without any training. The fact is, most commercial vans are very different from passenger cars. They're bigger, heavier, have larger blind spots, and require longer following and stopping distances. Coaching the Van Driver II shows drivers how to compensate for these differences.

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Coaching Programs for Drivers

Coaching the Lift Truck Operator

Course length: 4 hours

The program offers instructors the tools necessary to meet OSHA's requirements for formal instruction, practical training and evaluation.

Program Components

Operator Video - A comprehensive video for operators which addresses pre-start safety inspection, lift truck design consid­erations and safety procedures for picking up, moving with and setting down a load.

Pedestrian Video - A short safety video to be shown to non-operators working around lift trucks.

transparencies - Depict actual lift truck “collision” situations, generating group discussion of preventative measures.

Leader's Guide - The guide also includes administrative guidelines, testing options, a class registration form, an inspection checklist, an evaluation/performance checklist can also be used to determine which operators need refresher or remedial training, a certification of training and/or evalua­tion form, OSHA background information, and guide­lines and exercises for setting up a hands-on training session.

Coaching the Beverage Truck Driver video instructor kit

Course length: 6-8 hours

Following the FLI Coaching format, this video-based program features a non-lecture. participant intensive educational approach. Throughout the course, both experienced and novice drivers are given the opportunity to analyze and discuss defensive driving skills and techniques that will help keep them collision-free.

Videotape presentation - The video features comprehensive coverage of collision-preven­tion techniques. including: cushion of safety (following distance, stopping distance, blind spots, tailgaters. etc., mirror adjustment, scanning, vehicle positioning. safe backing and parking procedures and more - applied to city, commercial, highway and rural areas. It also covers vehicle inspection procedures, vehicle handling & design characteristics, safety in the company yard and delivery situations.

Coaching the Maintenance Vehicle Operator II video instructor kit

4 1/2 Hours

Since its introduction by the National Safety Council and FLI Learning Systems, Inc., nearly 200,000 maintenance vehicle operators have taken this program. Coaching the Maintenance Vehicle Operator II focuses on improving an operator's ability to read traffic conditions, act accordingly, and prevent collisions on the road and at the worksite. This program is designed for vehicle operators from state and local public works departments, and from private construction firms.

COURSE CONTENT

• Collision prevention through “ SCC ”(scanning, communication, cushion of safety)
• Operator safety at a moving worksite
• Safe driving techniques
• Operator safety at the worksite
• Vehicle inspection

Coaching the Ready-Mixed Concrete Truck Driver video instructor kit

3 ½ Hours

Regardless of how knowledgeable drivers are about water/cement ratios, slump, mixer operation, etc., their skills are useless if they can't get the product to and from the job site safely or they fail to follow safe operating procedures at the worksite. Coaching the Ready-Mixed Concrete Truck Driver was developed with input from professionals within the industry itself. The program is based on discussion-style learning rather than lecture and actively involves participants throughout.

COURSE CONTENT

• Over-the—road driving skills and techniques (scanning, cushion of safety following distance, blind spots, total stopping distance, safety at intersections)

• Positioning of chutes

• Vehicle inspection

• Wash-down procedures

Coaching the Refuse Truck Driver II instructor kit

Course length: 5 hours

In recent years, equipment in the waste management industry has changed with a greater variety of residential trucks, automa­ tion arid recycling trucks being used. This presents new safety challenges. Since the equipment is large and heavy, the risk of serious injury and property damage is significant. The cost to private refuse companies and state/local public works depart­ments is too huge to ignore.

These new vehicles pose numerous challenges including perception problems because some trucks can be driven

from both the left and right sides; dumping at landfills increases the risk of tipping; conditions at incinera­tors can create personal safety risks; changes in weight can cause stopping distance problems; and, the vehicle's high center of gravity can cause potential rollover problems.

Video Presentation - The instructional video seg­ments portray real world situations that illustrate important driving and refuse collection safety techniques.

Coaching the Straight Truck Driver video instructor kit

Course length: 4 hours

Coaching The Straight-Truck Driver is a structured discus­sion/trainee participation course that does not require instructor certification. Instructors and drivers alike will appre­ciate and be challenged by the group dynamics that take place in the classroom.

Topics addressed include: protecting your space (cushion of safety], long distance scan, preventing collisions, delivery situations, and vehicle inspection.

Coaching the Utility Truck Driver video instructor kit

4 Hours

This unique program covers specific situations utility truck drivers face. You can present the program in one session or break it into multiple sessions, and customize it to fit your specific needs.

COURSE CONTENT

Coahing the Pest Control Driver instructor kit

Course length: 4 hours

Coaching The Pest Control Driver zeroes in on defensive driving principles and techniques as they relate to the types of vehicles and driving conditions common to the pest control industry. This non-lecture, structured discussion classroom course is ideal for adult, experienced drivers.

Topics addressed include:

• Keeping a Cushion of Safety
• Tailgaters
• Vehicle Inspection
• Scanning
• Intersections
• Parking Lot Safety
• Cargo Effect on Vehicle Handling
• Adverse Weather
• Backing
• Emergency Triangle Placement
• Blind Spots
• Stopping & Following Distance

Coaching the Transit Bus Operator instructor kit

Course length: 5 hours

This non-lecture program refreshes basic driving skills and introduces advanced techniques to help transit bus operators anticipate and avoid collision situations. Following the struc­tured discussion format outlined in the leader's guide, the instructor actively involves trainees throughout the program.

Videotape Presentation - Includes a 10-minute segment featuring transit bus operators discussing common traffic and customer problems (setting up post-video discussion of the importance of building a profes­sional image through safe driving and a positive mental attitude]; and segments covering trip preparation, cushion of safety, city driving, highway and suburban driving, and special considerations.

Next Step Coaching instructor kit

Course length: 1-2 hours

As the title suggests, the Next Step Coaching program is designed for experienced drivers who have already had some form of driver training. The program was produced in response to requests from safety professionals who were looking for a shorter refresher (or remedial] program that would review key driving concepts presented in the full length coaching courses.

Video Presentation - Includes sixteen driving situations and follow-up questions covering the following topics: intersections, covering the brake, scanning, following distance, blind spots, tailgaters, left turns, jaywalkers, backing, and highway interchanges.

Coaching the Experienced Driver 4+2 instructor kit

Course length: 4-6 hours

This program has been designed to be offered as a 4-hour course or a 4-hour course with a built-in 2-hour refresher/remedial segment resulting in a B-hour course.

Video Presentation - Comprehensive coverage of defensive driving techniques and issues, including: cushion of safety, scan­ning, vehicle positioning, following and stopping distances, back­ing and parking procedures, blind spots, vehicle inspection, use of mirrors, adverse weather conditions, safety belt & air bag systems, child restraint systems, collision reporting proce­dures, railroad crossings, disabled vehicles, anti-lock brakes, oversized vehicles, mental & physical condition of the driver, emergency vehicles and school buses, coverage of DWI/DUI issues and more

Coaching the Experienced Driver II instructor kit

3 to 3 ½ Hours

Specifically designed to counter bad driving habits, Coaching the Experienced Driver II offers comprehensive coverage of collision prevention techniques.

COURSE CONTENT

Coaching the Mature Driver instructor kit

6 or 8 Hours

Coaching the Mature Driver was developed specifically to teach drivers aged 55 and older defensive driving techniques and help them adjust their driving styles.

COURSE CONTENT

Coaching the SUV Driver instructor kit

Course length: 3 ½ hours

This non-lecture, comprehensive classroom course features proven collision avoidance techniques and applies them to the unique attributes and uses of sport utility vehicles, including differences in handling characteristics, off-road driving and tow­ing situations. Its participant-intensive educational approach is ideally suited for adult learners, and its flexible, easy-to-present format is appreciated by safety trainers.

Video Presentation - A comprehensive presenta­tion covering the following collision avoidance topics and techniques: vehicle inspection, unique handling characteristics of SUV's, handling blind spots, scanning techniques, communicating with others, cushion of safety, safe techniques for driving in different environments and in adverse weather, safe backing procedures, off-road driving and safe towing techniques.

Coaching the Motor Coach Operator instructor kit

Course length: 4 hours

This comprehensive classroom program, designed specifically for the motor coach industry, includes comprehensive coverage of collision-prevention techniques as they relate to motor coach operation. Operators will relate well to the program's non-lec­ture, participant-intensive educational approach. The program's modular training format allows for flexibility in training time and content, allowing the instructor to incorporate company policies and procedures. The leaders guide is presented in an easy-to-use format that allows the instructor to get up and running quickly.

Videotape Presentation - Includes comprehen­sive coverage of collision-prevention tech­niques, including: cushion of safety (following distance, stopping distance, blind spots, mirror adjustment, tailgaters, etc,], scanning, vehicle positioning, safe backing and parking procedures, and more—applied to city, interstate and rural areas. The video also covers vehicle inspection procedures and vehicle handling and design characteristics.

COACHING THE BACKHOE OPERATOR

Course length: 2 ½ hours

With today's liability issues it is no longer acceptable just to train equipment operators in the mechanics of operating the machine i.e. how to manipulate the controls and choose the right digging attachments. Operators must also learn applica­ble safety measures. Coaching The Backhoe Operator can help standardize both your experienced and novice operators' understanding of safe operating procedures. The program, designed in a non-lecture structured discussion format, can be easily implemented by your instructor.

This comprehensive presentation includes instruction on: equipment inspection. safe moving and operating procedures. Safe excavating procedures and loading procedures.

COACHING THE MOTOR COACH OPERATOR

Course length: 4 hours

This comprehensive classroom program, designed specifically for the motor coach industry, includes comprehensive coverage of collision-prevention techniques as they relate to motor coach operation. Operators will relate well to the program's non-lec­ture, participant-intensive educational approach. The program's modular training format allows for flexibility in training time and content, allowing the instructor to incorporate company policies and procedures. The leaders guide is presented in an easy-to-use format that allows the instructor to get up and running quickly.

Videotape Presentation - Includes comprehen­sive coverage of collision-prevention tech­niques, including: cushion of safety (following distance, stopping distance, blind spots, mirror adjustment, tailgaters, etc,], scanning, vehicle positioning, safe backing and parking procedures, and more—applied to city, interstate and rural areas. The video also covers vehicle inspection procedures and vehicle handling and design characteristics.

Coaching the Route Sales Driver instructor kit

Course length: 3 ½ hours

The Route Sales Driver Course zeroes in on specific driving situations and problems that delivery drivers' encounter In the delivery business, temporary or permanent loss of personnel, out-of-service vehicles and damaged product caused by vehicle collisions really hurt the bottom line. Refreshing your route sales drivers' defensive driving skills and techniques will help keep them out of collisions and on the job,

Videotape Presentation - Topics addressed include: characteristics of a step van, keeping a safety cushion , reading traffic situations vehicle inspection, special considerations ( night driving, backing, adverse weather conditions] and making deliveries (approaching the delivery site, on-site safety issues).

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Self-Instruct Driver Training

DDC Self- Instruction:
Audio, Video or CD-ROM
3 Easy-to-Use Formats 2-3 Hours

All DDC Self-Instruction formats are based on the proven-effective Defensive Driving Course. They're perfect for fleet drivers unable to attend regular DDC classes or needing a refresher course.

COURSE CONTENT

TOW TRUCK DRIVER
SELF-INSTRUCTION

This self-study program, covers critical driving skills as they relate to the towing industry.

Video Presentation - Topics addressed include: driver professionalism cushion of safety, city driving, suburban and rural driving, highway driving, and backing.

Defensive Driving self-instruction
Coaching the Sales Professional self-instruction

The very personality traits that make sales professionals successful often detract from their ability to drive safely. Yet, traditional driver training programs rarely take this into account.

Video Presentation - Topics addressed include: pre-trip safety issues (inspecting the vehicle, checking out rental cars, safety belts & air bags), cushion of safety, safe following distance, blind spots, job-related stress, identifying and controlling negative driving behaviors, excessive speed, and backing.

Coaching the Van Driver II self-instruction

Many organizations assume that driving a van is the same as driving a car, and expect their employees (or volunteers) to take on van—driving responsibilities without any training. The fact is, most commercial vans are very different from passenger cars. They're bigger, heavier, have larger blind spots, and require longer following and stopping distances. Coaching the Van Driver II shows drivers how to compensate for these differences.

COURSE CONTENT

Off road Driving: Coaching Program self-instruction

Are your off-road drivers following the right safety procedures for their environment? Do they know:

• that even 20 miles per hour may be too fast in some off-road areas?
• how to select a ‘safe” off-road parking location?
• how to inspect a vehicle used in off-road loca­tions and how to secure equipment    properly?
• how to make the transition from a paved to an unpaved surface?
• the limits of driving 2-wheel and 4-wheel drive vehicles?
• what precautions to take when backing?

Offer your novice, experienced or seasonal off-road drivers a self-instruction video training program that covers the informa­tion they need to know while allowing them to work at their own pace, at their own location. A computer scored test provides documentation of each driver's participation .

Coaching the Sales Professional self-instruction

The very personality traits that make sales professionals successful often detract from their ability to drive safely. Yet, traditional driver training programs rarely take this into account.

Video Presentation - Topics addressed include: pre-trip safety issues (inspecting the vehicle, checking out rental cars, safety belts & air bags), cushion of safety, safe following distance, blind spots, job-related stress, identifying and controlling negative driving behaviors, excessive speed, and backing.

Coaching the SUV Driver self-instruction

With the rapid proliferation of SUV's on the road today—for both consumer and corporate use—there is an urgent need for all drivers to understand the special characteristics of the SUV, and the special safety considerations that must be taken into account to drive an SUV safely.

This comprehensive self-instruction format based on the classroom program, features proven collision-reducing tech­niques and applies them to the unique attributes and uses of sport utility vehicles, including differences in handling characteristics, off-road driving and towing situations.

This format is ideal for organizations or individuals that may find it difficult to schedule or attend a classroom course.

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First Aid/CPR Supplies

First Aid/CPR Teaching videos
CPR Student Manual
Good Samaritan:Helping in an Emergency booklet
AED Student Manual
Bloodbourne Pathogens Student Manual
First Aid/CPR Student Manual
First Aid Student Manual
AED Teaching Package (with video)
Bloodbourne Pathogens Teaching Package (with video)

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OSHA & Safety Training Supplies

Wyoming Oil & Gas Regulations
OSHA Training Requirements
29 CFR 1910 OSHA General Industry Regulations
29 CFR 1926 OSHA Construction Industry Regulations
NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards
OSHA Pocket Digest

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