DRIVER TRAINING
EMERGENCY VEHICLE OPERATIONS

Driver Training & Safety

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Responsibilities of the Emergency Vehicle Operator

Understanding Your Role and Preparing To Drive
He must recognize his limitations, and those of other drivers on the road and realize the other driver or pedestrian may not. Therefore, he must always be prepared for the unexpected to happen.
The emergency vehicle driver must possess fine coordination in controlling his vehicle and reacting to traffic problems. He cannot drive faster than traffic permits, nor should he drive faster than his ability to stop in an emergency.
The right of way given to an emergency does not relieve him of his
responsibility for the safety of all other users of the streets. The law allows certain exemptions to emergency drivers while responding with flashing lights and sirens, or similar devices. But it does not overlook any arbitrary use of these rights when such use endangers the life or property of others.
Excessive speed, reckless driving, failing to slow down or obey signals, disregarding traffic rules and regulations, and failing to heed warning signals are often prime factors in such emergency vehicle accidents.
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DRIVER TRAINING COURSES

EVOC
Emergency Vehicle Operators Course

AVOC
Ambulance Vehicle Operators Course

EVOC Refresher
EVOC Driver Safety Refresher Training
Refresher: This course is designed to be a 6-8 hour refresher training for EMS agencies to provide employees remedial training or agencies who require a refresher in EVOC or AVOC operations.
Remedial: This course can also be used to help those who may struggle to be comfortable behind the wheel of an emergency vehicle or for those who have had an incident behind the wheel of an emergency vehicle. This course includes some classroom time and some cone course time. This class can vary in structure depending on the needs of the students in the session.
Train-the-Trainer Courses
EVOC Train-the-Trainer Course
THIS COURSE REQUIRES RECOMMENDATIONS BY THE ORGANIZATION
EVOC Train-the-Trainer Coach Level Trainer
Concerning statistics confirms the need to have trained, safer drivers on the road
Statistics show that on average there are 12,000 collisions involving emergency vehicles, resulting in as many as 10,000 injuries and hundreds of fatalities. Moreover, the emergency services are no longer immune to prosecution – as can be seen by the number of law suits and criminal allegations against emergency vehicle operators that continues to increase.
CERTIFIED COURSES

The goal of EVOC is to reduce the incidence of emergency vehicle crashes, while increasing driver safety.
Course Information
- Request the date for next class.
- Schedule a class for your agency.
- Get group pricing/discounts.
- Host a class with priority for your employees.
- Host agencies receive special rates.
Concerning statistics confirms the need to have trained, safer drivers on the road
Statistics show that on average there are 12,000 collisions involving emergency vehicles, resulting in as many as 10,000 injuries and hundreds of fatalities. Moreover, the emergency services are no longer immune to prosecution – as can be seen by the number of law suits and criminal allegations against emergency vehicle operators that continues to increase.