Truck Driver Safety
OSHA GENERAL DUTY CLAUSE SECTION 5 (A) (1)
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Course Content Summary
Heavy duty trucking has its own brand of safety hazards beyond conventional road safety. More farms have more trucks on the road, more frequently, and for longer periods of time. So, while OSHA does not present a regulatory standard for truck safety, the topic certainly warrants attention.
All truck drivers should follow the rules for the road and DOT trucking regulations. Regulations vary by state so we won’t address DOT with this course. However, the Truck Driver Safety training course focuses on the importance of understanding the most common ag trucking hazards and examining how to guard against these hazards before trucks ever hit the road.
This Trucking Safety course examines the different types of payload and how it affects the truck’s center of gravity and stability zone. In addition, this course will cover safety unique to different truck types.
Who Should Take This Course?
Everyone within your operation who drives, supervises a driver of trucks, and those often working around trucks (loading/unloading) should take this course annually.
What You Will Learn
Common Ag-Trucking Safety
Trucks Center of Gravity and Stability Zone
Understanding Tendencies of Payloads
Vehicle Inspection
General Load & Road Safety
Stopping Distances and Turning
Truck Operation in Farm Fields
Safety Unique to Different Truck Types
Rollover Hazards
Content Recap
Conclusion
6-Question Quiz
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