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Avoiding Rear-End Collisions - Large Vehicles (US)

Name: Safe Driving Tips for Large Vehicles: Prevent Rear-End Collisions
Brand: OSHA Outreach Courses
SKU: SKU-0115
Price: 29.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (2457 reviews)

Our 27-minute online safety training program - Avoiding Rear-End Collisions - Large Vehicles (US) is available for all construction employees and organizations.

In the construction industry, rear-end collisions are one of the most common hazards associated with a large vehicle and heavy transportation. Due to the large size operators find themselves in critical situations if the vehicle is poorly maintained or there are unfavorable weather/road conditions. In the United States, nearly 29% of all crashes are due to rear-end collisions which results in 20% fatalities rates through multi-vehicle collisions. This impresses upon the crucial need to train and educate employees and construction workers to enroll in the Avoiding Rear-end Collisions courses available online with a complete study guide. his OSHA-compliant course is designed to equip construction vehicle operators with essential knowledge and practical skills to avoid rear-end collisions and ensure a safer work environment.

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Learning Objectives

Learn how the weight and size of large vehicles affect braking distance and stopping times.
Understand the importance of safe following distances and how to adjust based on speed and road conditions.
Recognize and monitor blind spots to avoid collisions with vehicles in those areas.
Develop defensive driving techniques to anticipate other drivers' actions and prevent accidents.

Learn how to adjust driving practices based on different weather and road conditions.
Gain knowledge of collision avoidance systems, such as Forward Collision Warning (FCW) and Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB).
Learn how to navigate construction sites with awareness of surrounding equipment, workers, and obstacles.

Course Outline

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Introduction
3. Learning Objectives
4. What Drivers Must Remember
2. Lack of Concentration
1. Lack of Concentration
2. Lack of Concentration (Continued)
3. Lack of Concentration: Real-life Example
4. Knowledge Check: Lack of Concentration
3. Following Distance
1. Following Distance
2. Following Distance (continued)
3. Following Distance (continued)
4. Following Distance: Real-life Example
5. Knowledge Check: Following Distance
6. Controlling Our Vehicles
4. Time Management
1. Running Late or Being in a Hurry
2. Running Late or Being in a Hurry: Real-life Example
3. Knowledge Check: Running Late

5. Intersections and Caution Lights
1. Intersections and Caution Lights
2. Intersections and Caution Lights: Real-life Example
3. Knowledge Check: Intersections and Caution Lights
6. Construction Zones
1. Construction Zones
2. Construction Zones: Real-life Example
3. Knowledge Check: Construction Zones
7. Fatigue
1. Fatigue
2. Don’t Be An Obstruction
8. Conclusion
1. Conclusion

Training Process

At OSHA Outreach Courses we have simplified the safety training process for all. You can either go for bulk enrolment or get individual access to the training program. You get access to a library of learning resources from ebooks to PDFs to video guides. You can practice through sample assessments and interact with your certified trainer to understand the modules better. Each module is covered in a separate class which you can access and learn at your own pace.

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