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AMTA (2024) Provincial Hours of Service (Alberta)

This 90-minute OSHA-compliant aerial lift training covers safe boom and scissor lift operation, stability, inspections, and hazard prevention.

AMTA (2024) Provincial Hours of Service (Alberta)

What is AMTA (2024) Provincial Hours of Service (Alberta)?

Commercial drivers face demanding schedules, long hours, and constantly changing road conditions, making fatigue management and regulatory awareness essential. This comprehensive Hours of Service – Provincial Regulations course helps drivers, supervisors, and fleet managers understand the provincial rules that govern daily driving limits, rest requirements, and documentation standards. Learners discover why HOS regulations exist, how provincial rules differ from federal guidelines, and what steps are required to stay compliant. The course also introduces practical fatigue management strategies to help drivers stay alert, make safer decisions, and reduce risk on the road.

Course Overview

Hours of Service (HOS) regulations are designed to prevent fatigue-related incidents and ensure the safety of both commercial drivers and the public. This Hours of Service – Provincial Regulations Training course provides a thorough understanding of the provincial HOS rules that govern driving limits, rest periods, and record-keeping requirements.

Learners will explore the reasons HOS regulations exist, the differences between provincial and federal guidelines, and the steps required to maintain compliance. The course also introduces fatigue management strategies, helping drivers recognize the signs of fatigue and apply safe practices on the road.

By completing this course, participants will gain a clear understanding of how to comply with provincial HOS legislation and contribute to safer transportation operations.

Topic Overview

Fatigue is one of the most significant risk factors in commercial driving. Understanding Hours of Service regulations and how they apply to your work helps prevent accidents, improve alertness, and promote road safety. This course provides foundational knowledge for drivers, supervisors, and fleet managers who operate under provincial HOS standards.

Course Topics

  • Fatigue Management: Learn how to identify, prevent, and manage fatigue while driving.
  • Basic HOS Terms: Understand key terms used in Hours of Service regulations.
  • Introduction to Regulations: Review how provincial and federal HOS rules differ.
  • Provincial HOS Regulations: Explore the specific requirements and exemptions under provincial law.

Course Duration

This self-paced online course takes approximately 150 minutes to complete. Learners can start, pause, and resume training at their convenience.

Pass Mark

A passing score of 80% is required to complete the course successfully. Quizzes throughout reinforce learning and prepare participants for the final exam.

Certificate of Completion

Upon successful completion, a digital certificate of completion will be available for download and printing. This certificate confirms understanding of provincial Hours of Service regulations and fatigue management practices.

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Duration

Average Completion Time

This self-paced online course takes approximately 150 minutes to complete. Learners can start, pause, and resume training at their convenience.

Testing

Knowledge Assessment

A passing score of 80% is required to complete the course successfully. Quizzes throughout reinforce learning and prepare participants for the final exam.

Certificate

Certificate of Completion

Upon successful completion, a digital certificate of completion will be available for download and printing. This certificate confirms understanding of provincial Hours of Service regulations and fatigue management practices.

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