Reasonable suspicion training should be aimed at all supervisors, managers, and human resource personnel. In today’s environment, if you hire anybody, knowing what to look for in terms of a substance abuser is critical for the safety of your company and employees. While DOT regulations specifically require “all persons designated to supervise drivers” to receive 60 minutes of mandatory training on alcohol misuse and 60 minutes on controlled substances abuse (49CFR §382.603), this DOT-required training will also be useful by reviewing a policy for other positions within your company not covered by FMCSA regulations and will give employers and supervisors the information they need to determine if an applicant is a substance abuser before hiring.
Registration Information
Air Brakes – (Foundations) June 18, 2018, (ABS) July 19, 2018 Class runs 9:00 – 3:00
Reasonable Suspicion – June 12, 2018, 8:30 – 11:30
How to Survive a DOT Audit – June 12, 2018, 12:30 – 3:30
Hazardous Materials – June 14, 2018, 8:30 – 12:30
See Events Calendar for Registration Forms
PRE-TRIP AND MAINTENANCE RECORD REQUIREMENTS
• CSA and Maintenance violations
• Can you prove your driver can conduct a proper pre-trip?
• Are you using daily vehicle inspection reports?
• Record retention requirements
• Do you have a preventive maintenance system in place?
• Vehicle maintenance documentation
**Certificates of this training are provided**
2018 03 07 NHMTA HazMat 03-07-2018This training class will meet the requirements of 49 CFR Part 172.704, and 177.800(c). This is a required training for all Hazmat employees.
Mandatory testing is included and a Certificate of Training will be awarded.
OSHA & FMCSA Rule Changes & Updates
What You Need to Know to Comply
New Hampshire Motor Transport Association, in cooperation with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and Occupational Safety Health Administration are presenting this informational seminar focusing on regulatory changes and how these changes will be enforced.
Featured will be a review of recent rule changes, including Drug and Alcohol Database requirements and ELDT.
Find out how these new and enhanced rules will affect you and your company.
Registration Information
CSA ELD Update (Overflow Class), December 13, 9:00 am NHMTA Office – THIS CLASS IS FULL
Unsafe Driving, Avoid the Penalties, NH DMV, 23 Hazen Drive, Concord, NH
2017 12 CSA ADVERT NH Unsafe Driving
New CSA ELD Update (Overflow Class), December 13, 9:00 am NHMTA Office
New Unsafe Driving, Avoid the Penalties, NH DMV, 23 Hazen Drive, Concord, NH
2017 12 CSA ADVERT NH Unsafe Driving
2017 FALL CSA NH Advert ELD3
CMVR for Drivers
October 20, 8:30—12:30
GPS and Hours of Service
October 26, 9:00- 12:00
Maintenance Records and Pre-trip
October 27, 8:30—12:30
Reasonable Suspicion
November 2, 8:30—11:30
Recordkeeping (How to Survive a DOT Audit)
November 2, 12:00—4:00
Contact Lisajo@nhmta.org for registration info
Hazardous Materials – Tanks
September 21, 8:30 – 12:30
Recordkeeping (How to Survive a DOT Audit)
September 28, 8:30—12:30
CMVR for Managers
September 28, 1:00—3:30
CMVR for Drivers
October 20, 8:30—12:30
GPS and Hours of Service
October 26 (stay tuned)
Maintenance Records and Pre-trip
October 27, 8:30—12:30
Reasonable Suspicion
November 2, 9:00—11:30
Recordkeeping (How to Survive a DOT Audit)
November 2, 12:00—4:00
Contact Lisajo@nhmta.org for registration info
Training
Hazardous Materials – Tanks
September 21, 8:30 – 12:30
Recordkeeping (How to Survive a DOT Audit)
September 28, 8:30—12:30
CMVR for Managers
September 28, 1:00—3:30
CMVR for Drivers
October 20, 8:30—12:30
GPS and Hours of Service
October 26 (stay tuned)
Maintenance Records and Pre-trip
October 27, 8:30—12:30
Reasonable Suspicion
November 2, 9:00—11:30
Recordkeeping (How to Survive a DOT Audit)
November 2, 12:00—4:00
Contact Lisajo@nhmta.org for registration info
