CDL Class A 80 Hours Intermediate
Tractor Trailer – Certification Course
Tuition: Call Us!
This course consists of 80 clock hours
(Semi-Private)
STUDENT MUST HAVE A DRIVING PERMIT RECORDED WITH THE SCHOOL BEFORE HE/SHE CAN CONTINUE WITH RESIDENT TRAINING SCHEDULE
This Course is completed in 2 weeks (full time)
Welcoming Orientation:
- Orientation and introductions
- CDL Rules & Regulations
- DOT FMCSR Rules & Regulations
Emergency Maneuvers:
OBJECTIVE: To introduce the skills necessary to safely carry out appropriate responses when faced with emergencies.
Skid Control and Recovery:
OBJECTIVE: To introduce the causes of skids and jackknifing accidents skid prevention and recovery.
Preventive Maintenance:
OBJECTIVE: To introduce the students to the basic servicing and checking procedures for various engine and vehicle components.
Handling Cargo:
OBJECTIVE: To give the student the basic understanding of the importance of handling cargo, methods of cargo securement, weight distribution, safe loading responsibilities and common tools used to load/unload a vehicle.
Cargo Documentation:
OBJECTIVE: To give the student the basic understanding of the terms or definitions most commonly used with cargo documentation and the basic forms used for pickup or delivery procedures.
Hazardous Materials:
OBJECTIVE: To introduce students to what a hazardous material is, when a haz_mat endorsement is needed, different hazard classes and divisions of hazardous materials. What purpose the shipping papers have and precautions that must be taken when loading or unloading haz_mat.
Hours of Service\Log Books Recording:
OBJECTIVE: To enable students to understand the basic concepts and requirements of the federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations-Part 395, “Hours of Service Regulations” and to develop the ability to complete a driver’s daily log and logbook recap.
Trip Planning:
OBJECTIVE: To enable students to learn how to plan and what things should be taken into consideration when planning trips and pickups routes.
Accident Procedures:
OBJECTIVE: To introduce the skills necessary to follow the procedures imposed by safety and legality at an accident scene, and to properly report accidents.
Personal Health & Safety:
OBJECTIVE: To introduce students to the dangers of driving fatigue, the effects of alcohol or substance on the human body and their consequences.
In Vehicle Activities:
- Pre-Trip inspections Procedures
- Coupling and Uncoupling Procedures
- Backing and Parking Maneuvers Procedures
- Urban, Rural Driving and Shifting Techniques
CDL Skills Exam Certification:
- Pre-Trip Section
- Skills Section
- Road Section