Protect Your Federal Hours of Service Cycle Exemption!


 In response to changes to the National Safety Code Standard 9 - Hours of Service, Alberta Transportation - Carrier Services has mandated that, to protect and renew your Federal Hours of Service Cycle Exemption Permit, all personnel involved in rig moves must receive a proven minimum of 4-14 hours of Hours of Service and Fatigue Management Training. 

 

Coole Immersive's Service Rig Move: Hours of Service and Fatigue Management Training is a web-delivered combination of instructional video and quiz material, explaining these regulations, and all concerned party's responsibilities in ensuring compliance with them.

  

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As industry becomes more knowledge-based and global competitiveness increases, the demand for trained workers continues to grow more rapidly than the pool of available workers. Increasing technological complexity in the workplace means it is more critical than ever for trainees to be able to demonstrate their competency to perform critical tasks safely and effectively, to an industry-defined standard. Many federal regulations require employers to demonstrate that all reasonable steps have been implemented to ensure their workers are capable of performing their jobs competently and safely.

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