This is an intensive leadership development program designed to equip emerging leaders in the transportation industry with the strong communication skills required of successful leaders. Each module focuses on a specific area of communication skills development. The overall objective of the program is to provide the next generation of leaders with the ability to inspire action in others – from drivers, to customers, to executive teams.
This training will provide Safety Managers the understanding of the tasks associated to Fleet Safety Management. They will develop the skills for data gathering and analysis for evidence-based decisions.
Who should take this course? This course is designed for professional, experienced truck drivers looking to fine-tune their skills. It is not for new or inexperienced drivers; it is recommended that participants have at least one year of professional driving completed before taking this course.
This Canadian Trucking Alliance course for experienced professional drivers is a professional development course in Manitoba. This course meets the regulatory requirements for LCV drivers in Alberta, BC, and Saskatchewan, as well. This course consists of four hours in the classroom and a three hour road test**. There is a manual supplied by the MTA that participants can keep upon completion of the LCV course.
If your company has 20 or more employees then you’re required to have a safety and health committee. Safety and health committee members are entitled to participate in training related to their responsibilities in this role.
This course meets those requirements as well as the SAFE Work Certified Training standards criteria.
Please note that the MTA and RPM offices will be closed September 30 for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. We will re-open at 8:30 am the next business day.
What does an effective safety and health management system look like? One of the goals of this training is to provide learners with adequate information, tools, and resources in order to effectively develop their safety and health program and systems to meet legislation requirements and certification readiness.
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This half-day course is designed to help those who handle dangerous goods – shippers, carriers, and receivers – better understand the regulations and what their responsibilities are when it comes to transporting dangerous goods.
Please note that the MTA and RPM offices will be closed October 10 for Thanksgiving. We will re-open at 8:30 a.m. to following business day.
If your company has 20 or more employees then you’re required to have a safety and health committee. Safety and health committee members are entitled to participate in training related to their responsibilities in this role.
This course meets those requirements as well as the SAFE Work Certified Training standards criteria.
This first-aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) course provides the skills needed to recognize and respond to cardiovascular emergencies and choking for Adults, Children and Infants. This course, provided by St. John Ambulance, is suitable for workplace requirements. RPM’s Emergency First Aid with CPR Level C & AED training is a member benefit only. In order to register, your company must be registered with RPM and currently working towards, or have achieved SAFE Work Certification.
This course will teach you to effectively perform and complete a maintenance audit of your organization using the SAFE Work Certified Audit Tool. The course includes a practical component by performing a desktop audit to ensure your functional understanding of the Audit Tool.
This 2 ½ day “train-the-trainer” course provides employees with the skills, techniques, and knowledge to teach the Transporting Dangerous Goods Course in-house. Adult education and learning techniques are discussed, as are the TDG Regulations.
