CSA 2010: A Driver's Guide - CD-ROM Training 115-CMM-P

Make sure your drivers are aware of their role in CSA 2010.

115-CMM-P

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CSA 2010: A Driver's Guide - CD-ROM Training 115-CMM-P: features J. J. Keller's exclusive "simulation-based" exercises designed to put students' comprehension to the test in a unique and highly interactive simulation.

Length Approximately 45 minutes

Contains the following lessons:
- Introduction – Trainer Tips, It’s Your Job, What You’ll Learn
- CSA 2010 Overview – Reasons for the Program, What’s New, Program Components
- Data Collection & Safety Measurement – Data Collection, Safety Measurement, Calculations Scores
- Safety Evaluation & Interventions – Safety Evaluation, Interventions, Driver Consequences
- Working for a Positive Score – Roadside Inspections, Accident Prevention, Working with Your Employer
Course Objectives
To understand:
- How the CSA 2010 program works
- How CSA 2010 improves on previous compliance programs
- How data is collected, measured and evaluated
- The potential results of non-compliance
- What you can do to keep you and your employer in good standing

Component Parts

The four components of CSA 2010:
- Data Collection
- Safety Measurement
- Safety Evaluation
- Intervention
The seven BASICs (Behavior Analysis Safety Improvement Categories):
- Unsafe Driving
- Fatigued Driving (includes HOS)
- Driver Fitness
- Controlled Substances and Alcohol
- Vehicle Maintenance
- Cargo Related
- Crash Indicator
The driver's role in improving, maintaining, or degrading their company's, and their own, safety fitness evaluation
What drivers can do to prevent "high point" violations and have "good" inspections go into the Safety Measurement System (SMS)

Basic System Requirements