Program overview:

Driver fatigue is a major safety hazard for all drivers. Fatigue crashes tend to be severe with little or no braking or avoidance action. The risk of death or serious injury to a driver and passenger or the occupants of other vehicles in a fatigue-related crash is very high. To understand how to recognise and prevent fatigue from becoming a hazard for you, it is important to look at the causes. Fatigue and tiredness are signals from our body that we need sleep. Just like when our body needs food, we get hungry, and when our body needs water, we get thirsty. Willpower cannot overcome these signals.

By understanding the processes that make us tired, you should be better able to plan and manage your daily routines to minimise the risk of fatigue. You will be a more professional driver.

For whom:

All Company Drivers and their supervisors. The Administrative officers or managers who manage Driver’s assignments will equally benefit from this training program.

Learning objectives:

At the end of this program, participants will be able to;

• better plan and manage your daily routines to minimise the risk of fatigue;
• explain the meaning of fatigue and the cause of fatigue in drivers;
• explain the cause of drowsy driving and falling asleep at the wheel;
• explain the meaning of loss of alertness;
• explain how fatigue can lead Drivers to poor judgment, slower reactions and decreased driving skill levels; and
• explain why sleep and rest are as important to the transport industry as diesel and oil.

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