Ontario workers suffer more than 240, 000
work related injuries and illnessess each year.

Almost 250 people are killed at work
or die of occupational illness each year.

95% of all accidents are caused by driver behaviour.

The average truck driver makes 100
decisions in just one mile of travel.

There were an average of 793
forklift-related incidents a year, (OHSC.)

Canada's rate of workplace fatalities
-7 deaths per 100,000 workers-tied for top spot as the worst.

Highest risk of accident is among males 17 years old.

The 10 most common driver distractions.

How a strong Health & Safety
Program can protect your company.

There is a way to crash-proof your employees.

There are ten things you need to know about
driving around big trucks.

EXTREME WEATHER CONDITIONS DRIVER TRAINING

What is Extreme Weather Conditions Driver Training?

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On a daily basis, professional drivers are required to travel hundreds of miles, through a variety of extreme weather conditions, and still get the load there on time. How to do it safely, every time?

This course examines the science of traction control regardless of the road conditions. It also focuses on stopping distances required for large vehicles, and on proven crash avoidance techniques.

conditions survival, black ice recognition, slippery pavement considerations and how to avoid jackknifing. This course answers the question, "How do I know when to shut it down, to park it for the day?"

In class training for drivers, 2 hour training session. $120 per person. Group discounts available.
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Topics Covered Include:

  • Pre-trip vehicle and personal inspection
  • Speed versus scheduling concerns
  • Stopping distances
  • Traction control