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ADVANCED SAFETY SUPERVISION OF MOTOR FLEETS: FEBRUARY 25-26

Feb 14, 2015 | Events

February 25-26; 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Weller Conference Center | 700 E. 11th Street | Austin, TX

This course is designed to teach all safety personnel advanced concepts of fleet safety management. Topics include: The Art, Science and Success of Supervision, Supervisory Laws, Rules and Regulations; Accident Management; Claims and Litigation Management; Risk Management and Motor Carrier Safety Regulations. This course is required for Director Level Certification by the National Motor Fleet Safety Certification Program.

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