GOVERNMENT & MUNICIPAL PROGRAM
The hallmark of DriveWise courses for governments and municipalities is job specificity and customization. Whether you are looking for snow plow operator training, refresher training for dump truck drivers, or training for summer hires, our interactive classroom theory and state-of-the-art simulation exercises will ensure safe operation of all vehicle types.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
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The DriveWise ADEP programs for snow plow, waste collection and other municipal vehicles are uniquely designed to teach all aspects of safe vehicle operation. The courseware includes advanced driving theory and relevant classroom case studies, as well as dozens of simulation scenarios.
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Targeted learning topics will address your specific risks, concerns and procedures.
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Our programs are four (4) or eight (8) hours in duration. Each program has a maximum loading of ten (10) participants per session. For groups larger than six people, two instructors are deployed. One instructor will conduct the classroom session while the other facilitates the simulation labs.
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The programs are all rooted in the DriveWise 6-Star Approach to Cooperative Driving. This proven learning model reinforces good driving habits while modifying drivers’ behaviours, and improving their decision making ability.
DriveWise has a proprietary instructional design system that features:
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A program targeting cognitive skills, behaviours, decision making and situational awareness which research has proven are the main causal factors in driving incidents.
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A traditional ADDIE Design with the Kirkpatrick 4 Levels of Evaluation embedded in the process to ensure your desired results are identified, quantified and an action plan to achieve
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The incorporation of Stress Exposure Training principles to build learner awareness and response to acute stressors he/she will encounter in normal and high risk situations.
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Formal program report with lesson plan outline, per-participant record of training and attendance, data slicing for trend identification, and participant feedback forms.
