Oklahoma Trucking Association
Upcoming Events November OSMC Fall Seminar November 1-2, 2012
Accidents are down, statistics are improving every year and now is the time to continue that success. With so many pressing issues at the forefront of our industry there is no better time than the present to hear from industry leaders and experts as we move into 2013.
Alcohol and Controlled substances. Plus, you’ll review the critical parts of the DOT regulations on Alcohol and Drug testing (Part 382 and Part 40). TMC Fall Technology Workshop Wed, November 14, 2012 TMC Fall Technology Workshop, November 14, 2012. Francis Tuttle Reno Campus. More information to follow!
We must move forward and not slow down where December transportation safety is concerned. We must continue to strive to be the very best. We must pursue excellence NATMI CDS & CSS Safety Certification in safety. To accomplish this, we must begin “Raising December 3-7, 2012 The Bar”. Motor Fleet Safety Basics - Dec. 3-4 Please come join us for an education packed seminar Managing Motor Fleet Safety Programs, Dec. 5-6 revolving around the most current and pressing issues Certification Exam - Dec. 7 the industry faces. We will have speakers such as John Conley, NTTC; Boyd Stevenson, ATA ; Rob Abbott and Register Today, Seats Are Limited! many others. This year the Fall Seminar will be hosted at the Holiday Inn in Jenks, OK. Situated perfectly between the Riverwalk and the Oklahoma Aquarium, there is much to see and do during your stay. The seminar will take place on November 1 & 2 so make plans now to attend. Please visit oksafetymanagementcouncil.com to register today! NATMI Safety & DOT Compliance Series November 13-14, 2012 Oklahoma City, OK Please Register Early - Seating Will Be Limited. Registration Deadline is November 6, 2012. The Safety & DOT Compliance series is three seminars held back-to-back. Attend one, two or all three. Day 1 (All Day): DOT Compliance & Safety: This seminar focuses on driver qualifications, safety fitness and safety ratings, roadside inspection, CDL requirements, and driver physicals. Master the safety compliance skills necessary to survive a DOT safety audit. Day 2 Morning: Hours of Service & Driver Logs: This hands-on interactive seminar provides training on the federal hours of service regulations and the proper use of driver logs. You’ll participate in a driver log review and learn to identify inaccurate entries. Day 2 Afternoon: Controlled Substances and Alcohol Mandatory Training: This seminar completes the DOT’s mandatory supervisor training requirements for 16