At the end of this course the end-user should be familiar with off road vehicles like: Utility Task Vehicles (UTV’s – side by sides), and All-Terrain Vehicles (ATV’s – quads / four wheelers), their basic structural components, basic function, potential hazards while operating, and how to control those hazards. Due to the large number of attachments available for off-highway vehicles, this course only covers the basics of attachment use and encourages the end-user to take additional training specific to the attachment being used.
If you prefer classroom training, which includes both the knowledge and basic skills portions, OR have already completed the online knowledge portion of this course and require a skills assessment, click “Training Partner” to find one near you.
End-users should not assume this material alone constitutes complete training. It is expected that a workplace will apply this information as they create their own company specific Powered Mobile Equipment Operator program as part of their company’s larger Health & Safety Management System.
Due to the different policies and procedures and equipment utilized on different work sites certain statements in this program may not apply.
Course Contents
- Related Legislation
- Ensuring a Safe Worksite
- Emergency Actions
- Competency Requirements
- Job Planning and Hazard Assessments
- Safe Operating Procedures
- Prevention of Injuries
- Maintaining Equipment
- Workplace Requirements
- Maintaining Equipment Stability
- Material Handling and Attachments
Course Completion
The quizzes at the end of each chapter are intended and designed to strengthen your understanding of course contents. Successful completion of the chapter quizzes is required, and you have two retries of each quiz to achieve this.
Upon successful completion of this course, a unique digital certificate, valid for three years, will be available to download and print.