Defensive Driving (REFC)

Learn essential fire prevention, control, and emergency response techniques to ensure safety in the event of a fire. By the end of this training, participants will gain: Understand the fire triangle and stages of fire. Select and use the correct firefighting equipment. Implement proper alarm, evacuation, and rescue procedures. Use protective gear and maintain situational awareness.

INTRODUCTION

When driving, we sometimes take on a different personality, and unfortunately 

that personality is often a reckless risk taker, or someone overly aggressive. The 

Safe and Defensive Driving training module discusses tips and techniques for 

avoiding risks and aggression. This course also identifies numerous factors 

that appear as innocent actions, but have the potential to cause accidents

and injuries.

Having the right attitude is the key to driving safely on a public road and/or off 

road no matter what type of vehicle it is. 

The most dangerous part of an employees' workday is when they are commuting 

on the road. Just one work-related motor vehicle collision with injuries could 

affect the organization's productivity and finances, but more importantly, the 

health and future of the employee or employees in the vehicle.

OUTLINE

• Introduction to Defensive Driving
• Principles of Defensive Driving
• Following Distance
• Observation, Anticipation & Hazard Identification 
• Mirror Adjustment stations 
• Unsafe Driving Practices
• Driver fatigue, stress and wellness strategies. 
• Aggressive driving and defensive driving skills
• Driving in Bad Weather
• Enhanced Driving Skills
• Vehicle pre-trip, post trip and in-route inspections. 
• Simulate tires sank in sand.
• Driving on / beside sand dunes
• Assessment and deal with possible availability of wild life 
• Usage of emergency kit of the car 

DESIGNED FOR

Everyone.