Motor Carrier Security Training: Student Workbook
  Enhance the safety and security program within your transportation operation with ease! This complete how-to guide takes a straightforward look at the processes, policies, and procedures involved in establishing truck, cargo, and facility security.
Developed to support the training requirements of the North American Transportation Management Institute (NATMI) and American Trucking Associations (ATA) security training certification program initiatives, this essential workbook covers all the necessary training components using a logical format that leads even those just starting out down the path toward a solid, comprehensive program.
Helpful hints for safety and facility managers can also be applied to driver training.
Features
- Helps satisfy the training requirements of the NATMI/ATA security certification program
- Covers all relevant safety and security initiatives step-by-step for the entire business operation—from internal process development to driver load securement
- Serves as a practical primer for executive management in an overall process of risk assessment, with tools and suggested measures to reduce potential exposure
- Gives comprehensive coverage including a candid look at the legalities involved in security
- Functions as a great tool to get started, but is also valuable as a reference and review guide for those companies with programs already in place
Table of Contents
- Facility Security
- Cargo Security
- Driver Fleet Security
- Risk Management
- Legal and Insurance
- Information & Computer Security
- Hazardous Materials
- HAZMAT Emergency Preparedness
- Business Continuity
- Answers to Review Questions
About the Author
Dave Daniels has been involved with Quality Management, Risk Management, Customer Service, Claims and Training for two of the industy's leading carriers for over 25 years. He has also served as a consultant to several prominent agents in the moving and storage business, and has recently accepted the position of Executive Director for the Claims Prevention & Procedure Council. A graduate of Northern Illinois University, Dave lives with his wife Debbie in Newburgh, Indiana.
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