SUMMARY OF TRAINING |
1) Introduction a) A Brief History of Tow Trucks b) Case Study c) Goal of This Training d) Standards e) Why Training? f) Training Outcome 2) Anatomy & Pre-Shift Inspections a) Vehicle Interior Checks i. Operator’s Manual ii. Interior Decals iii. Cab Floor iv. Seats & Seatbelts v. Fire Extinguishers vi. Mirrors vii. Windows viii. Interior Controls ix. Mobility Check x. Backup Alarms & Lights xi. Backup Camera xii. Horn xiii. Heating, Cooling, & Air Filters b) Vehicle Exterior Check i. Exterior Labels ii. Chassis iii. Truck Body iv. Tires & Wheels v. Lights vi. Engine c) Towing Components Check i. Hydraulic Systems ii. Booms iii. Cables & Winches iv. Snatch Blocks v. Chains vi. Towing Devices vii. Dollies viii. Securing Devices ix. Flatbeds x. Outriggers xi. Test External Controls xii. A Few Reminders 3) Safe Operations: Pre-Towing a) Casual Drivers vs. Safe Operators b) Operator Prerequisites i. Training & Retraining ii. Licensing iii. Reading the Operator’s Manual c) Pre-Operating Requirements i. Pre-Shift Inspections ii. Personal Protective Equipment iii. Reflective Safety Vests iv. Gloves v. Slip-Resistant Footwear vi. Hearing Protection vii. Eye Protection viii. Additional PPE ix. Gathering Dispatch Information x. Jobsite Location xi. Type of Tow xii. Vehicle’s Year, Make, & Model d) Safe Traveling Practices i. Pre-Planning Your Route ii. Reporting Your Departure iii. Mounting & Dismounting Safely iv. Following Traffic Laws v. Driving Defensively vi. Pulling Up to the Vehicle 4) Safe Operations: Towing a) Loading a Vehicle b) Transporting a Vehicle i. Carrying Passengers ii. Reporting Your Departure iii. Merging Into Traffic iv. Monitoring the Disabled Vehicle v. Other Driving Considerations c) Unloading a Vehicle d) Other Considerations i. Communication ii. Pedestrians iii. Blind Spots iv. Spotter v. Variable Site Conditions vi. Operating While Impaired 5) Common Hazards a) Struck by the Towed Vehicle b) Struck by Traffic c) Struck by Tow Truck d) Malfunctioning Equipment e) Maintenance-Related Incidents f) Worksite Hazards g) Tip Overs h) Falls i) Other Hazards j) Fatigue k) Heat & Cold Stress l) Emotional & Physical Health m) Case Studies 6) Conclusion |
Las Vegas Tow Truck Driver Certification Course
NateOvation
$3,000.00
- SKU:
- Towtruck one
- Availability:
- Next Day after sign up.
- Minimum Purchase:
- 1 unit
- Maximum Purchase:
- 10 units
- OSHA COMPLIANT:
- YES
- DOT COMPLIANT:
- YES
- Certification:
- Yes - Diploma
- For Private Towing Company employees:
- YES
- For New Drivers wanting to be a tow truck driver:
- YES
- PREREQUISITS:
- OSHA 10, Drivers License
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