Course

Safe Driving Refresher Training (CA)

6 Lessons

200+

This course covers essential topics for safe and efficient driving in the transport industry. It explores driver hours of service, vehicle inspection procedures, proper coupling and uncoupling techniques, and using tailgates.

The course also provides essential information on safely handling and transporting goods, focusing on dangerous goods and load containment.

Additionally, this course allows participants to learn best practices for driving in various conditions, including night driving and managing different weather challenges, ensuring safety and compliance on the road.

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Create training in minutes, not months

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Manage completion and track performance

Increase participation and retention

The full course includes

Driver Hours of Service
Pre-Transport Vehicle Inspections | Part 1
Pre-Transport Vehicle Inspections | Part 2
Handling and Transporting Goods
Safe Driving in Various Conditions
Final Assessment

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Mitti

Mitti (by SafetyCulture) is the operations system for every site, shift and standard. Trusted by 80,000 organizations in 190 countries, Mitti publishes free checklists, SOP templates, audit checklists and toolbox talk topics that turn paper processes into a digital audit trail. Download one, put it to work on your next inspection or shift, and see why teams keep coming back for more.

Template

Driving Evaluation Checklist

This driving evaluation template helps assess driver competency across vehicle inspection, start up checks, on road and off road driving, hazard identification, speed and brake control, and fuel efficient techniques. It covers loading and unloading, reversing, communication, documentation including logbook and permits, and overall fitness to drive. Use it to standardize assessments, capture notes and photos, and confirm compliance for fleet operations in transport and logistics.

by Tipene O'Brien, from the Community

20+

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Transportation of Dangerous Goods by Ground Training (CA)

Course

Transportation of Dangerous Goods by Ground Training (CA)

This course offers a thorough understanding of dangerous goods, emphasizing their safe handling, labeling, and transportation. Participants will gain knowledge of what qualifies as a dangerous good, the laws regulating their handling in Canada, and the various classifications of hazardous materials. The course also covers best practices for storing dangerous goods in appropriate containers, following proper labeling procedures, and recognizing the safety marks associated with these substances. In addition, learners will learn about the essential safety measures and equipment needed for handling dangerous goods, ensuring full compliance with safety protocols. By the end of the course, participants will have the skills and knowledge to manage dangerous goods effectively and safely through ground training. (Last updated: March, 2025)

by Mitti

5 Lessons

100+

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Template

Safe Driving System Check

Use this practical checklist to evaluate and strengthen your dealership safe driving program. Review policy requirements, complete risk assessments for driving activities, and define clear roles and responsibilities. Plan rosters and driving schedules to minimize fatigue and excessive travel. Provide training on key topics such as fatigue management, pre use inspections, and mobile phone use. Set minimum vehicle standards including hands free capability and first aid kits. Establish procedures for roadside incidents to ensure rapid and safe response.

by Samuel Giuffre, from the Community

10+

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Template

Vehicle and Driving - Critical Process Confirmation

To verify vehicle and driving critical risk controls are effective

by Rob Feasey, from the Community

40+

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Template

Driving Assessment Checklist

This driving assessment template supports logistics and distribution teams in evaluating driver competence. It covers pre-drive checks such as eyesight, licence and vehicle inspections, followed by on-road evaluation across human factors, use of controls, observation and planning, mirror use, giving information, speed compliance, space management in traffic, urban and motorway conditions, junctions and other hazards. It also assesses system driving routines, positioning for general driving and bends, and manoeuvres like reversing and slow-speed control, culminating in an overall assessment and development needs.

by Alan Benson, from the Community

20+

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