Safety Department Orientation
For newly hired drivers, orientation is the first step in the driver training process. Because this is often a new employee’s first real contact with a company, its importance cannot be overstated. Good initial contact between drivers and management can help form the foundation of a relationship that influences many aspects of the drivers’ employment, including their level of commitment to the company, how productive they are, and their safety on the road.
Driver Orientation Program
1
Before They Begin Driving
2
DAC Service (Report)
3
Company Policy
4
Supporting Documents Policy
Out-of-Service Pictorial
1
Tires
2
Wheels, Rims and Hubs
3
Brake Systems
4
Frames
5
Fuel System
6
Suspensions
DOT or USDOT
1
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT or USDOT)
2
What Trucks Need USDOT Numbers?
DOT Inspection Levels
1
Level 1
2
Level 2
3
Level 3
Unsafe Driving Violations
1
Speeding
2
Failure to obey traffic control device
3
Inattentive Driving
4
Lane Restriction
Safety Quiz
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Safety Quiz
