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Log Book Auditing Federal (Canada Only)
The 'Log Book Auditing Federal (Canada Only)' course provides an in-depth understanding of Federal Canadian Hours of Service regulations, equipping learners with the necessary knowledge for effective driver log auditing and report compilation. Prior instruction in Federal Hours of Service is advantageous.
The 'Log Book Auditing Federal (Canada Only)' course offers a comprehensive insight into Federal Canadian Hours of Service regulations. It aids in mastering the Federal requirements for driver log auditing and report writing. It is beneficial if learners have undergone prior instruction in Federal Hours of Service.
Introduction
- Federal vs Provincial
- Understanding a Safety Fitness Certificate
- Applicability of the regulation to various units
- Regulation applicability to individuals
Driver Duty Status
- Off duty time
- On duty time
Form and Manner
- Carrier name and address
- Completion of Log Grid/Hours
- Start Time of Day
- Locations of Duty Status/Flagging
- Filling all fields on the log
Radius Exemption
- Exemption Criteria
- Keeping a Record of Duty Status
- Driver's responsibilities when they no longer qualify for the exemption
- Examples of duty status records
Fatigue and HOS Limits
- Limitations of the Workshift
- 13 hours driving
- 14 hours on duty
- 16 hours elapsed
- Day Limits
- 13 hours driving
- 14 hours on duty
- 10 hours off duty
Deferrals and Split Sleepers
- Deferral Requirements
- Single Driver split sleeper
- Team Driver split sleeper
Cycles
- Cycle 1
- Cycle 2
- Compulsory off duty time
- Switching Cycles
North of 60
- Extended limits
- Cycles
Exemptions and Adverse Driving Conditions
- Emergency driving
- Driver requisitioned for supply delivery
- Understanding adverse conditions and their implications
Drivers travelling as passengers and personal use
- On duty vs off duty requirements
- Requirements for personal use
Falsification
- Supporting documents
- What to scrutinize
Written Reports
- Inclusions
- Driver follow-ups
Estimated 90 minutes
A score of 80% or higher is required to earn the certificate of completion. Participants are allowed one retake if the passing score is not achieved on the first attempt.
Upon successful completion of this online course, a certificate of completion will be available for download and printing.
Course Details
Course Length
This course will take roughly 90 minutes
Passing Mark
To pass this training course, you need to score 80% or higher on the quiz
Certificate
Upon the successful completion of this course a certificate with your name will be stored on your profile and available to print
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