This interactive course was developed for those employers and drivers who want to proactively promote and entrench driver safety and awareness without the cost and loss of productivity associated with classroom training. “We have recognized the importance and value of e-learning and offering the AMTA curriculum online. The PDIC in particular is a course that can be taken by all truck drivers across Canada” said Mr. James Courtney, Manager Injury Reduction & Training, of AMTA. “Vehicle collisions remain the number one cause of death in workplaces across Canada. In 2008, there were 410 traffic fatalities and 22,015 traffic injuries in Alberta alone”, said Mr. Ben Snyman, President, of eCompliance.ca, “We believe that it is just a matter of time before all the provinces add the cost efficient and effective online PDIC to their own curriculum for their members since it is applicable across the country.
For more information please visit http://www.PDICOnline.ca/
ABOUT AMTA
The Alberta Motor Transport Association is a province-wide, not-for-profit Association formed to provide a voice for the highway transportation industry in Alberta. The role of the AMTA is to help our Members succeed by providing training programs and promoting safety initiatives that reduce workplace injuries. AMTA represent the highway transportation industry at the provincial and national levels in dealing with issues such as regulations, trans-border crossings, taxation, safety, the environment, and the future of trucking. AMTA is a certifying partner in the Partnerships Program with Alberta Human Resources and Employment (AHR&E) responsible for assessing the quality of health and safety programs in Alberta, and issuing a Certificate of Recognition (COR) to employers.
http://www.amta.ca
ABOUT eCompliance.ca
eCompliance Management Solutions Inc. (eCompliance.ca)
http://www.eCompliance.ca
For more information please contact:
Ben Snyman
eCompliance Management Solutions Inc.
Voice:
FAX: (403)276-
info@eCompliance.ca
Website: www.eCompliance.ca
