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SUMMARY:National Safety Code Program Course\, Level II
DESCRIPTION:This full day course focuses upon National Safety Code (NSC) compliance and record-keeping with an emphasis on preparing to be audited by NSC auditors. \nCompletion of BCTA’s NSC Program Course (Level I) or a good understanding of the NSC Regulations is required for this Level II Course. \n\nRecords under discussion include:  Hours of service and what is required in terms of support documentation\, the hours of services in Canada and the USA\, driving North of the 60 Parallel. Maximum hours to drive in a day\, work in a day and deferrals as well as special cases such as adverse weather. \nVehicle records including: \n\nHaving a vehicle safety management plan or vehicle safety plan and how to write this plan\nVehicle maintenance records required\n\nDriver records: \n\nLetters of discipline\nPolicies and procedures manuals\nCompany reports that relate to the National Safety Code\nDriver assessments\nDriver abstracts and the frequency getting new abstracts\n\nHours of Service record-keeping \n\nWhat the hours of service are and how to monitor the hours for the drivers (these requirements are examined in detail)\nThe proper way to audit log books as they come through\n\nAll participants will go through the process of building\, managing\, and eventually purging NSC files.  Recall systems will be outlined\, which assist in expiring paperwork being brought forward. \nThe Motor Vehicle Act regulations will be studied to ensure that all participants understand the legal obligations under the NSC\, how its standards apply to all carriers\, and how the failing of an audit can adversely affect a carrier’s operations. \nThe carrier profile will also be studied to ensure that all participants can read and understand all aspects of the carrier profile. It is recommended that all participants bring a copy of their carrier profile to work on and to study. \nThis program is 8 hours in length and will be a lecture-discussion demonstration format.  All participants in this program will be required to interact during this program through group exercises and discussions. Upon successful completion of this course\, participants will receive an attendance certificate.  There is a $10 charge for replacement certificates. \nNOTE:  This course is offered for information only and in no way entitles you to a NSC Certificate.  For more information on obtaining a NSC Certificate\, please contact Ministry of Transportation & Infrastructure\, CVSE\, NSC at https://www.th.gov.bc.ca/cvse/national_safety_code.htm. \nVisit BC Trucking Association to register for this course. \n\nShare
URL:https://safetydriven.ca/event/national-safety-code-program-course-level-ii-2022-2022-09-23/2023-05-12/
LOCATION:BC Trucking Association Classroom\, 20111 93A Avenue\, Langley\, BC\, V1M 4A9\, Canada
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