Academy Course: Basic Investigative Techniques Safety Investigator Academy Spring 2024 in Vienna, Virginia on 4/9/24

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Course Summary

Academy Course: Basic Investigative Techniques

Category:

Academy

Course Number:

22742

Continuous Learning Points Awarded:

120 Hours

Target Audience:

Federal Academy Students.

Prerequisites for Attendance:

Student will be required to have sucessfully completed NAS Part A, NAS Part B and General Hazardous Materials.

Required Courses:

North American Standard - Part B (NAS B)

North American Standard - Part A (NAS A)

General Hazardous Materials

Description:

This course is designed to provide new Federal Academy safety investigators with the basic knowledge, skills, practices, and procedures necessary for performing compliance investigations. Referred to as BIT, the course will focus on understanding federal regulations and applying them during a compliance investigation.

Objective:

This course will instruct participants how to conduct a complete a compliance investigation in accordance with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations and CSA policy, incorporating knowledge that was obtained during the NAS A, NAS B and General Hazardous Materials course. Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to perform a thorough examination of a motor carrier records.

Post Requirements:

None.

Class Status:

Complete

Class Date:

Tuesday, April 9, 2024 to Monday, April 29, 2024

Location:

NTC

2600 Park Tower Dr

Vienna, VA 22180

United States

Point of Contact:

Melissa Townsend

melissa.townsend@dot.gov

Phone:

(443) 695-9007

Address:

2600 Park Tower Dr

Vienna, VA 22180

United States

Coordinator:

Ben Werner

Curriculum Manager, National Training Center

ntc-state-programs@dot.gov

Phone:

(703) 235-0501

8:00am-5:00pm ET, M-F

Address:

12600 Park Tower Drive

Suite 500

Vienna, VA 22180

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Academy Course: Basic Investigative Techniques Safety Investigator Academy Spring 2024 in Vienna, Virginia on 4/9/24

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