CPC utilizes LUMA which is an online training program for a variety of training needs.
Each new hire driver is required to complete a defined number of modules that are assigned to them the first week of their training.
If a driver has an accident, afterwards the driver is required to take a module that pertains to that specific accident.
Anytime a manager feels a driver needs a review of certain procedures they are required to take a module assigned by the manager.
Training-Smith System
CPC utilizes Smith System® training extensively for its drivers. Smith System® is the gold standard in driver training, utilizing the 5 Keys to Safe Driving.
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The drivers must obtain 100% competency in this module, if 100% is not obtained the driver has to retake the module, if on the second attempt the driver still does not show 100% competency they are required to have a one on one review of the polices with the onsite supervisor.
The second module is a hazardous perception survey, this module test their abilities to react under certain situations. After the driver completes this module Alert Driving analyzes their performance and then assigns other modules, if needed, based on the drivers performance.
CPC requires the drivers to do at least 2 modules per year.