Course content: Module 1

Introduction

Lisa Dorn, Associate Professor of Driver Behaviour, Cranfield University

Course content: Module 2

What is work-related road risk?

Simon Turner, Campaign Manager, Driving for Better Business

• How common are injury collisions?
• Who is responsible for fleet safety?
• Where can risk occur?
• What are the benefits of managing risk?

Course content: Module 3

Driver distraction from phone use

Gemma Briggs, Professor of Applied Psychology, Open University

• Using a mobile phone whilst driving
• Cognitive distraction and phone use
• How employers can manage the risks of distraction

Course content: Module 4

Understanding and managing driver fatigue

Clare Anderson, Professor of Sleep and Circadian Science, University of Birmingham

• Understanding the problem
• The causes of driver fatigue
• What does driver fatigue looks like
• Ways to manage driver fatigue

Course content: Module 5

Impairment: Consequences for drivers and employers

Daniel Jones, UK Technical Training and Sales Manager, Dtec International

• The size of the problem
• Common types of drugs
• Work related road risk implications
• Combatting substance misuse in the workplace

Course content: Module 6

Hazard perception for professional drivers

David Crundall, Professor of Psychology, Nottingham Trent University

• What is hazard perception?
• What is hazard perception training?
• Application for fleets

Course content: Module 7

The importance of accurate record keeping

Barrie Wilson, Commercial Fleet Consultant, FleetCheck

• What needs to be recorded and in what detail
• Managing different data sources
• Fleet management software for exception reporting
• Importance of an audit trail

Course content: Module 8

Safety culture and fleet safety

Lisa Dorn, Associate Professor of Driver Behaviour, Cranfield University

• What is safety culture?
• How to profile your safety culture
• How to develop a safety culture
• Understanding the difference between safety culture and safety climate

Course content: Module 9

Summary of learnings

Lisa Dorn, Associate Professor of Driver Behaviour, Cranfield University

• A review of what was learnt in the previous modules

Test your knowledge

Multiple choice quiz on each module

Course duration

Introduction 06:00 minutes

Work-related road risk 25:55 minutes

Driver Distraction 45:24 minutes

Driver Fatigue 45:00 minutes

Driver Impairment 30:19 minutes

Hazard Perception 52:24 minutes

Record Keeping 15:37 minutes

Safety Culture 24:37 minutes

Summary 03:47 minutes

Total viewing time 4 hrs, 10 mins + Quizzes to test understanding