1. Accident Investigation and Reporting:  This session outlines the key steps in conducting a thorough accident investigation, focusing on identifying root causes and implementing corrective actions. It also will demonstrate how to effectively report the incident to CBCS, ensuring accurate documentation, timely communication, and support for the claims process.     

2. Level 1 Inspections: This hands-on session walks participants through a full Level 1 inspection of a truck and trailer, covering both driver credentials and vehicle components. Attendees will gain firsthand experience identifying compliance issues, understanding inspection criteria, and preparing for roadside inspections.

3. Safety Culture: We will explore strategies for developing a strong safety culture within a trucking company, emphasizing leadership commitment, driver engagement, and continuous improvement. It highlights practical steps to embed safety into daily operations, reduce incidents, and foster a proactive mindset across all levels of the organization.

4. Driver Mental Health: This breakout session focuses on supporting driver mental health by recognizing common stressors in the trucking industry and promoting practical tools for resilience and well-being. Participants will explore strategies for early intervention, peer support, and fostering a culture where mental health is prioritized and stigma is reduced.

5. Trucking OSHA: This session covers key OSHA safety topics tailored to the trucking industry, including driver health, hazard communication, PPE use, and vehicle maintenance safety. Attendees will gain practical insights into compliance, injury prevention, and fostering a safer work environment both on the road and in the shop.

1. Accident Investigation and Reporting:  This session outlines the key steps in conducting a thorough accident investigation, focusing on identifying root causes and implementing corrective actions. It also will demonstrate how to effectively report the incident to CBCS, ensuring accurate documentation, timely communication, and support for the claims process.    

2. Level 1 Inspections: This hands-on session walks participants through a full Level 1 inspection of a truck and trailer, covering both driver credentials and vehicle components. Attendees will gain firsthand experience identifying compliance issues, understanding inspection criteria, and preparing for roadside inspections.

3. Safety Culture: We will explore strategies for developing a strong safety culture within a trucking company, emphasizing leadership commitment, driver engagement, and continuous improvement. It highlights practical steps to embed safety into daily operations, reduce incidents, and foster a proactive mindset across all levels of the organization.

4. Driver Mental Health: This breakout session focuses on supporting driver mental health by recognizing common stressors in the trucking industry and promoting practical tools for resilience and well-being. Participants will explore strategies for early intervention, peer support, and fostering a culture where mental health is prioritized and stigma is reduced.

5. Trucking OSHA: This session covers key OSHA safety topics tailored to the trucking industry, including driver health, hazard communication, PPE use, and vehicle maintenance safety. Attendees will gain practical insights into compliance, injury prevention, and fostering a safer work environment both on the road and in the shop.