Identification and Risk Assessment: Recognizing common road hazards, including weather conditions, distracted drivers, and road obstacles. Learning to assess risks in various driving environments, such as highways, city streets, and rural roads, and responding proactively to potential dangers.
Defensive Driving Techniques:Hands-on training in defensive driving skills, including maintaining safe following distances, managing speed, and proper lane positioning. Understanding how to anticipate and react to the actions of other drivers to prevent accidents.
Accident Prevention and Emergency Maneuvers:Training on how to avoid collisions through effective use of braking, steering, and acceleration. Techniques for handling emergency situations, such as sudden stops, vehicle skids, and hydroplaning.
Vehicle Maintenance and Safety Checks: Learning to perform routine vehicle inspections, including checking tire pressure, brakes, lights, and fluid levels. Ensuring vehicles are safe to operate and understanding how proper maintenance prevents accidents.
Regulations and Compliance: Knowledge of scaffolding safety regulations and industry
standards.
Ensuring compliance with OSHA and other legal requirements for scaffolding safety.
