• Air Brake & Traffic Control
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    March 1, 2021
    COURSE DATES March 27 & 28 / April 17 & 18 / May 15 & 19 / June 12 & 13 / July 10 & 11 / September 18 & 19 / October 16 & 17 / November 13 & 14 / December 11 & 12 […]
  • TCP Requalification Course – 1 Day
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    December 1, 2020
    Next Course Date – January 23, 2021 Requalification Eligibility; You are eligible to requalify 6 months prior to expiry You have 12 months after expiry to complete a requalification course however you CANNOT work as a TCP while your certificate is expired You have a valid Authorization Code BEFORE you register for the 1 Day Requalification Course you MUST obtain a valid 5-digit Authorization Code.  To obtain your Authorization Code please TEXT your 7 digit SN# to 604-229-5984.  […]
  • WEATHER ALERT
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    December 1, 2020
    During severe weather conditions, Roadmasters Safety Group may make the decision to cancel or reschedule classes based on transportation and safety issues. If this occurs, our staff will communicate the cancellation through our Facebook page and/or call the telephone number provided at the time of registration for rescheduling classes:  We encourage you to call our office to check before travelling to the class 250-383-6041. […]

HAZARD RECOGNITION TRAINING

This course takes a hands-on approach to traffic safety by improving the driver’s vehicle control skills as well as his/her understanding of the traffic environment. We start with a short classroom review then move to in-vehicle coached drive. Instead of reacting to events after they are beyond the driver’s control, this gives drivers a positive game plan to minimize the chance of being trapped in hazardous situations.

Students will receive individual coached drives covering; vehicle set-up for maximum vision, injury protection & vehicle control; competence in the use of B.A.S.I.C. skills enhancement (braking, accelerating, steering, in control); Space, Time, Vision application; effective response to hazardous situations; terrain; traffic zones; vehicle types and response; traffic control system scanning to identify warning of potential conflict; strategies for dealing with potentially hazardous situations.

The primary focus is on identifying hazards and dealing with them on city streets and inter-urban roadways. After each student’s coached drive the group will discuss and evaluate each drive session.

An evaluation document for training records can also be provided upon request.

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