This course is designed for operators with varying degrees of experience. Each student will receive a combination of classroom/theory and practical/hands-on training. You can decide the amount of practical training your operators need.
Classroom Topics:
Due Diligence: What it is and Why is it Important?
Documentation and Record Keeping
Vehicle Records Including Pre-Trip and Maintenance Reports to/from Your Maintenance Section
Hours of Operation
Salt Management
Anti-Icing and De-Icing Equipment
Salting and Sanding Procedures
Pre-Season Checks
Route Checks
Equipment Checks
Review of Winter Maintenance Policy
Equipment Operation
Wing, Plow, Attachment Mounting and Proper Set-Up
Post Season maintenance and Storage of Equipment
Best Practices for Plowing and Snow Removal Techniques
Intersections – Minor
Intersections – Major
Cul De Sac’s
Dead Ends
Special Circumstances
Field/Hands-on Activities:
Pre-trip & Obstacle Course
On-Road Assessment (Defensive Driving Techniques)
Who Should Attend:
Any snowplow operators, supervisors and/or patrollers
Learning Objectives:
This course will help operators make better, more informed decisions in every aspect of snowplow operation. The results of this learning process are improved:
Knowledge and conscientious attitude regarding salt management
Vehicle and attachment maintenance and inspection habits
Safety awareness
Productivity
Evaluation/Documentation: Theory exam (multiple choice), oral exam (by instructor) and practical exam (on equipment). Each successful participant will be provided with a course certificate and the employer will receive a written operator training summary.
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