ORIENTATION - Driver Training Step 1 of 7 14% Welcome to the Driver Training Presentation and Questionnaire.*Please fill in the required fields, watch the Driver Training presentation videos and complete the following exam questions. First Name Last Name Email* Enter Email Confirm Email Date* MM slash DD slash YYYY Driver Training - Part 1The following video presentation will assist you in answering the quiz. The video will play through in its entirety first before you are able to re-watch and fast forward. At any time however, you are able to pause or rewind as necessary. The rewind button can be found just under the video, bottom left. You can also scroll down while the video is playing to answer the questions as you go. 1. Excessive speeding can be a reason for immediate dismissal.* TRUE FALSE 2. Employees are responsible to complete a pre-trip on their lunch break.* TRUE FALSE 3. Barrack is responsible for ensuring all their drivers are properly licenced and trained.* TRUE FALSE Driver Training - Part 2The following video presentation will assist you in answering the quiz. 4. On privately owned roads the speed expectation is:* 5 km under the posted speed limit. 5 km over the posted speed limit. They have speed limits? 15 km under the posted speed limit. 5. Who is responsible for the completion of the pre-trip prior to use of the vehicle?* The company mechanic. The company safety personnel. The passenger. The driver. 6. No accident is truly unpreventable.* TRUE FALSE Driver Training - Part 3The following video presentation will assist you in answering the quiz. 7. What are causes of fatigue?* Lack of skills. Darkness. Short work days. Work, stress, and exertion for long periods of time. 8. How many hours of sleep does the average person need per day?* 5 8 7 9 9. What are symptoms of fatigue?* Decreased judgement. Diminished memory and reaction time. Decreased decision making ability. All of the above 10. What can you do to avoid fatigue?* Drink lots of fluids. Eat healthy meals. Get adequate sleep. Take medication to help you stay awake. Driver Training - Part 4The following video presentation will assist you in answering the quiz. 11. What is the maximum driving time hours within a 24 hr period?* 15 14 12 13 12. When must a driver refuse to drive or Barrack Energy Services stop a driver from driving?* When the driver’s abilities are impaired. When the driver risks the safety of the public or other workers. When the driver is subject to an out of service declaration. All of the above. 13. How many logs do you need to have with you at all times?* 2 completed days plus the current day. 14 completed days plus the current day. 7 completed days plus the current day. 11 completed days plus the current day. 14. You can leave your log until the end of the day to fill out.* TRUE FALSE 15. How many hours of your day must your log account for?* Only your working hours. The 24 hour period in a day. Only your driving hours. You do not need to fill out a log if you are not driving a big rig. Driver Training - Part 5The following video presentation will assist you in answering the quiz. 16. Why are pre-trip inspections important?* They can identify faulty equipment before it fails and prevent expensive repairs. Repairing items at the home terminal is less expensive than repairing on the road. A good pre-trip inspection will help avoid fines or being placed out of service by DOT. All of the above. 17. Pre-trip inspections must be conducted to;* Ensure the vehicle is safe for operation and to prevent loss to persons and property. Meet regulatory requirements. Ensure cargo is secure. All of the above. 18. What precautions should the driver take while completing a pre-trip inspection?* Keep ignition keys under his/her control. Use 3 point contact while entering/exiting the vehicle. Never jump off of the trailer or truck. All of the above. 19. Is a pre-trip inspection of a Barrack Energy Services truck and trailer mandatory prior to use?* YES NO 20. What must be carried in the cab of the truck?* Insurance/registration. Safety Fitness certificate. First Aid kit. CVIP certification. All of the above. 21. When checking the outside of the vehicle, should employees check the tire pressure and condition, mirrors, any damage, ensure all lights are clean and working, fire extinguisher and for any fluids on the ground?* YES NO 22. When completing a trailer inspection, what should an employee check?* The ball is seated into the hitch, latch is closed and pin has been inserted. That the break away cable is attached, jack is lifted, trailer plug is in and the lights working. Check tire pressure and condition of the tires. All the above. 23. If a major defect is detected it must be reported to Barrack Management as soon as possible and the vehicle must not be driven for any reason.* TRUE FALSE Driver Training - Part 6The following video presentation will assist you in answering the quiz. 24. Vehicle structure and cargo securement must:* Be in proper working order and the correct type for the cargo. Not have any knots, damage, weak points, cracks, or cuts that affect the performance. Be secured to ensure they do not become unsecured and be able to handle specific amounts of force in the forward, rearward, side ways and downwards movement. All the above. 25. Bungee cords and tarp straps are suitable for load securement.* TRUE FALSE 26. Can an employee use unmarked tie downs?* YES NO 27. Cargo must be transported by these following methods;* Fully contained cargo. Immobilized cargo. General securement. All the above. 28. The maximum amount of force that may be applied before they break refers to the work load limit.* TRUE FALSE 29. How many kilometers may a driver travel before they complete the first inspection of their load?* 80 kms. 120 kms. 200 kms. 240 kms. 30. How many tie downs are required for a load that is 1.21 meters or shorter and weighs less than 500 kgs?* 4 6 2 1 31. If cargo is blocked or braced to prevent forward movement by a head board, bulk head or other means it must be secured by at least;* 1 tie down every 3.04 meters. 2 tie downs every 3.04 meters. 3 tie downs every 3.04 meters. None of the above.
