The number one way to improve driver safety is with engaging driver training. By ensuring drivers understand the behaviors and skills it takes to be successful, you dramatically reduce the risk of accidents, injuries, litigation, violations and higher insurance premiums.
Our consultants, who are highly qualified subject-matter experts, are also highly skilled trainers who know how to incorporate the latest adult learning methods to improve learning retention for all types of drivers. They can train your drivers and supervisors using a customized curriculum developed specifically for your unique situation.
This hands-on, configurable program includes training for both inexperienced and experienced drivers, including non-CDL drivers, CDL Class A drivers and yard drivers, plus recurring driver training, driver coaching, and even trainer training so your own trainers can deliver the Safe & Smart Driver Training Program. Program components include online courses, classroom training, and range and road instruction.
We’ll identify all employees that handle, package, ship, receive or transport hazardous materials in the areas of US Ground (DOT 49 CFR 172700), air (IATA), ocean (IMDG) and Canada Ground (TDG), and provide them with company-specific training to prevent injuries and violations, so your employees stay safe and your company reduces its risk exposure.
For employees who ship hazardous materials by ground, initial training is required when they’re hired and when they change job functions, and recurrent training is required every 3 years thereafter. This training helps them understand how to comply with the DOT Hazardous Materials Regulations, read the Hazardous Materials Table, prepare shipping papers, load and segregate hazmat and more.
Over the course of two days, a J. J. Keller consultant will come onsite to deliver DOT compliance training tailored specifically for your company. Attendees will gain a better understanding of DOT regulations and required safety practices, increase their ability to identify hazards, and make better decisions on the job. This training also provides training for your managers on CSA and the vital role they play in your company's ability to stay fit as a carrier.
Give your drivers and management a better understanding of the regulations they’re required to comply with in order to stay off the DOT’s radar. This customized training can cover CSA overview, hours of service, driver qualification, vehicle maintenance, accident procedures, alcohol & drug testing and other key topics.
Your supervisors will learn how to determine whether sufficient reasonable suspicion exists to require a driver to undergo reasonable suspicion drug or alcohol testing, the procedures they must follow, what to do if an employee refuses to take a test, and more. This training can be delivered onsite or virtually, providing consistent training across your entire company.
This two hour program covers:
This workshop educates drivers on their responsibilities related to cargo securement in order to meet regulatory requirements and help prevent injuries.
Drivers and supervisors will learn the most up-to-date information available on the HOS rules, as well as any new interpretations and guidance provided by the DOT specific to your business. It also covers audit procedures and auditing management guidelines, driver vehicle inspection reporting, and vehicle inspection basics.
To help you comply with the new entry-level driver training (ELDT) rule that goes into effect on February 7, 2022, we can help you audit your current curriculum and advise you how to update it to meet the new rule, certify your trainers to conduct ELDT, and even provide you with our best-in-class ELDT curriculum.
We’ll conduct a thorough review of your day-to-day operations to identify regulations that impact your training requirements and required policies and procedures. Next, we’ll develop content outlines, curriculum, presentations, training exercises, tests and more.
This training will ensure your company-appointed DER is qualified to perform their duties as required by the DOT Federal regulations found in 49 CFR Part 40 for drug and alcohol testing. Training topics include drug & alcohol regulations, FMCSA test types, Clearinghouse tasks, recordkeeping, testing procedures and example DER scenarios. Once completed, your DER will be qualified to run an effective program in compliance with the regulations, so you can protect your company from litigation risks and audit exposure.
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We're qualified to train your drivers to operate almost any class 3-8 CMV safely and in compliance with the regulations. From medium-duty work trucks to straight trucks, utility trucks, tractor trailers and more, we have experience to train your drivers on the unique challenges and requirements of any vehicle. And if you want our training even more focused on a specific type of vehicle, we can tailor our training just for your fleet.
We’ll schedule the onsite training on the dates and times that work for you at the location of your choice, coordinate the training materials and send them to your locations in advance of the sessions, and then conduct the training using the latest adult learning methods. Following the training, you’ll receive a letter confirming the training was completed, and trainees will receive a letter confirming the training was completed, and trainees will receive certificates of completion. Some courses are available as online training.
The session length varies depending on the topic, but most training sessions can be completed in one day.
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