Road Safety Classes
Start Date:Friday April 4th 2014
End Date:Saturday April 26th 2014
Training and Dates
Course Name: OmaSafe2day(Safe and Defensive Driver Training)
Duration:2days
Location:Abuja and Lagos
Dates
March :6th-7th(Abuja) and 13th-14th(Lagos)
May :8th-9th(Abuja) and 15th-16th(Lagos)
July:3rd-4th(Abuja) and 10th-11th(Lagos)
October:2nd-3rd(Abuja) and 9th-10th(Lagos)
Fees:N28,750
Course Name:OmaSafe3day(Safe and Defensive Driver Training)
Duration:3days
Dates
March :17th-19th(Abuja) and 24th-26th(Lagos)
May :21st-23rd(Abuja) and 28th-30th(Lagos)
July:21st-23rd(Abuja) and 28th-30th(Lagos)
October:13th-15th(Abuja) and 27th-29th(Lagos)
Fees:N35,500
Course Name:OmaSafeIP2DS (Are you a Safe Driver Series)
Duration:1day
Dates
March 28th,June 19th,September 19th and December 19th 2014
Location:Abuja Only.
Fees:N15,750
Start Time:8:30am (All Courses)
End Time:4:00pm(All Courses)
What
Participants will get:
Participants will get a certificate of participation; Writing materials, Training materials and
a safety gift. Lunch
will be provided.
Topics to be covered includes:
- What is Driving and Traffic?
- Basic Defensive Driving
- Rules of Defensive Driving
- Drinking and Driving
- Tiredness and Fatigue Management
- Tyre Safety and its Technology
- Driver Distractions
- Vehicle Maintenance
- Night Driving
- Fines, Violations and Points Accumulation
- Seat Belts and its Technology
- I pledge to Drive Safely
- Mobile Phone Driving
Payment for all courses will be 2 weeks before the commencement of the course.No payment at course venue.
Corporate Package available.Please Call
Bulk payment from an organization will attract a discount.
There will be no refund of course fees after payment unless before the 2 weeks of course date and 25% will be deducted for administrative purpose.
All payments should be made directly to the account below:
OMATRANS CONSULTS NIGERIA
GUARANTY TRUST BANK PLC
CURRENT
0031029776
After payment please send details to omatransng@gmail.com including your Name, Organization,Phone No,email and Contact Address.
1-day Are You a Safe Driver Series?
Session
1
Safety
Moment:
Circle Check, also known as Pre-trip Check.
Elaborate what every driver need to do before starting and moving their
vehicle.
v What is Driving and
Traffic?
Ask a Driver/Motorist to define Driving
or Traffic, you will be amazed that none will be able to do that by 50%. The
reason why Road Traffic Crashes(RTCs) still occur on our roads is because most
drivers know next to nothing of what they are doing on the road. And when you
are not informed you are deformed. This training will be able to establish what
driving is all about and what traffic is not. Which will enable
drivers/Motorist to give out what they have because you cannot give out what
you don’t have. Ability to define what driving and traffic is, is a first step
to driving safely on the road.
v Basic Defensive Driving based on the Smith System
Defensive
Driving is a very broad area of driving that has been confused with safe
driving. These are two distinct areas of driving. Defensive driving is all
about space and visibility and RTCs do not happen in space. Defensive Driving
is an attitude and majority of drivers lack it considerably. When everyone
starts driving Defensively our roads will witness low RTCs. This training
session is another giant step to launch drivers who will defend their space and
make themselves more visible in order to avoid preventable incidents.
Participants will learn:
Basic
Defensive Driving. This is the first step every driver needs to be exposed to
in order to be seen and regarded as defensive drivers. Participants will be
exposed to the five seeing habits that every driver must have for them to drive
both safely and defensively. This five seeing habits includes:
(a)Aim
high in steering
(b) Seeing the big picture
(c) Keep your eyes moving
(d) Leave
yourself and out
(e) Make sure they see you.
At
the end of this exposition drivers will know why they should aim high in
steering, know the different sides to driving, what they should be looking out
for while driving, why they should create a bubble around themselves as well as
ensure that other motorist or Drivers see them while they drive on the road.
v Driver Distractions
Many
drivers are distracted while they drive on a daily basis. Of course this is one
aspect of driving that seems very difficult to manage. However difficult it may
look there is information that drivers when exposed to will be able to manage
this aspect very well. Participants will appreciate:
·
The
four kinds of distractions,(1) Visual,(2) Cognitive, (3)Auditory and
(4)Biomechanical
·
The
Effects of Distractions
·
Dealing
with Distractions.
Session 2
v Tiredness and Fatigue Management
Most RTCs occur because drivers
are either
tired or fatigued.It is very important that drivers understand how tiredness
can affect their concentration while driving. Fatigue on its own is accumulated
tiredness. Many drivers drive until they fall asleep on the steering and some
even find it hard to sleep which is another cause of accident.Participant will
be addressed with the issue of insomnia,Apnoea and Microsleeps which can impair
their driving and thus could lead to RTCs. It will also enable participants to
know how to manage tiredness by knowing the times of the day that is dangerous
to drive.How many hours of driving they need to drive continuously before they
must rest so as not to lead to tiredness. What they can do when they are tired
is what this topic will tend to achieve. Also Participants will learn:
·
Who
is at risk
·
What
the law says
·
Factors
Contributing to tired driving
·
Tips
to prevent Fatigue
·
Warning
signs of Tiredness.
Basic Vehicle Maintenance
What you will learn will include:
·
How to maintain your car tyres
·
Checking the engine oil and Oil
changes
·
Checking the engine coolant
·
Checking Shock Absorbers
·
Maintaining brake fluid level
·
Checking your brakes
·
FLOWERY Check
v Fines,Violations and Point Accumulations.
For driving on the road to be safe the
FRSC, the lead agency in charge of enforcing road safety in Nigeria has put forward fines and
violations that drivers needs to be aware of for them to keep their records
clean while driving. Drivers will be exposed to the different violations and
fines attached to them as well as the maximum points which can be accumulated,
that while acquiring these points can later lead to their losing of the Drivers
licenses. With the knowledge of this fines and violations Drivers will be more
conscious of their driving and thus drive safely.
What
Participants will get:
Participants will get a certificate of
participation, Writing materials,
Training materials and 1 month free subscription to OmaFuel Benefit Card.
Start time:9:00am and End Time:4:00pm (Abuja)
Date:Friday 28th February 2014
Cost:N15,750 per participant.
Venue:To be communicated after Registration
All Payments should be paid directly to the account below:
OMATRANS CONSULTS NIGERIA
GUARANTY TRUST BANK PLC
CURRENT
0031029776
2-Days
Defensive and Safe Driving Training.
Day
1
Session
1
Safety
Moment:
Drunk Driving and Mobile Phone Driving, Which is the most Dangerous?
v What is Driving and
Traffic?
Ask a Driver/Motorist to define Driving or
Traffic, you will be amazed that none will be able to do that by 50%. The
reason why Road Traffic Crashes(RTCs) still occur on our roads is because most
drivers know next to nothing of what they are doing on the road. And when you
are not informed you are deformed. This training will be able to establish what
driving is all about and what traffic is not. Which will enable
drivers/Motorist to give out what they have because you cannot give out what
you don’t have. Ability to define what driving and traffic is, is a first step
to driving safely on the road.
v 4 Rules of Defensive
Driving based on Keith Lane System
What participants will learn includes
the:
·
Definitive facts of Defensive
Driving-What is this Defensive Driving.
·
The 2 Second Rule, The primary rule to protect the front and rear of our
vehicle whilst moving.
·
Lane’s Diagonal Rule, Always position yourself DIAGONALLY to other
vehicles, when travelling in a multilane system at a similar speed to other
traffic", i.e. don't travel alongside another vehicle which is steering,
or which may steer, as you may come into contact.
·
Queuing Distance Rule, This certainly raises many
interesting points. Most driving instructors worldwide teach that when stopping
in a traffic queue, it is sufficient that the driver behind can see the rear
tyres of the car ahead, but as the bonnet of a modern car is shorter than many
years ago, and on most cars the bonnet slopes down quite steeply, this may now
only give a gap of about 2 metres, whereas previously it would have been longer.
·
Door Width Rule, How to maintain space
at the sides of vehicles and its
proportionate multiples depending upon our speed when passing stationary
objects.
v Tiredness and Fatigue Management; Most RTCs occur because drivers are
either tired or fatigued.It is very important that drivers understand how
tiredness can affect their concentration while driving. Fatigue on its own is
accumulated tiredness. Many drivers drive until they fall asleep on the
steering and some even find it hard to sleep which is another cause of
accident.Participant will be addressed with the issue of insomnia,Apnoea and
Microsleeps which can impair their driving and thus could lead to RTCs. It will
also enable participants to know how to manage tiredness by knowing the times
of the day that is dangerous to drive.How many hours of driving they need to
drive continuously before they must rest so as not to lead to tiredness. What
they can do when they are tired is what this topic will tend to achieve.Also
Participants will learn:
·
Who
is at risk
·
What
the law says
·
Factors
Contributing to tired driving
·
Tips
to prevent Fatigue
·
Warning
signs of Tiredness
Session 2
v Drinking and Driving;
Drunk driving is one of the causes of RTCs and it is very important that
Drivers acknowledge this fact. The following will be exposed to participants:
·
What is alcohol?
·
What
is BAC? This will be defined and the different level of BAC a drunk driver can
be exposed to that could make him become prone to an accident or even die. Effects
of BAC on the body and performance.
·
What is the legal Driving limit
·
The effects of alcohol on risk of a
crash
·
Why alcohol level is determined in Road
Traffic victims
·
Who is mostly at risk of a drink drive
crash
·
What does alcohol do to the body.
·
How much alcohol affects your body.
v Driver Distractions.Many drivers are distracted while they
drive on a daily basis. Of course this is one aspect of driving that seems very
difficult to manage. However difficult it may look there is information that
drivers when exposed to will be able to manage this aspect very well.
Participants will appreciate:
·
The four kinds of distractions,
(1)
Visual,
(2) Cognitive,
(3)Auditory and
(4)Biomechanical
·
The Effects of Distractions
·
Dealing with Distractions.
Day 2
Safety Moment: Hazards of loose objects in a Vehicle. In any collision, there is a primary and a secondary collision. The primary one is the contact with another vehicle or object. The secondary ones include all of the collisions between the vehicle occupants and the vehicle itself or the cargo. These can result in serious injury or death.
Session 1
v Tyre Safety and its Technology.
Tyres are the vehicle's only point of
contact with the road. The actual area of contact between the car and the road
through the tyres is small, roughly equivalent to four size eight men's shoes.
Tyre Safety covers:
1.How to identify tyres
Temperature Resistance
Traction
Thread Wear
Maximum Load Capacity/Tyre
Speed Symbol
Manufacturing Dates.
2.Tyre
Maintenance:Tread depth,
Pressures, Cleaning treads&Tyre Valves3.Tyre Aging
4.Part Worn Tyres
5. Retreaded Tyres 6.ABS..How they work, the advantages of ABS and what to do in an Emergency
7.BA...How they work, the advantages of BA and your Vehicle
8.ESC.. How it works and its advantages & Electronic Stability Control and your vehicle
Basic Vehicle
Maintenance
What you will learn will include:
·
How to maintain your car tyres
·
Checking the engine oil and Oil
changes
·
Checking the engine coolant
·
Checking Shock Absorbers
·
Maintaining brake fluid level
·
Checking your brakes
·
FLOWERY Check
Session 2
Fines,Violations and Point Accumulations.
For driving on the road to be safe the
FRSC, the lead agency in charge of enforcing road safety in Nigeria has put forward fines and
violations that drivers needs to be aware of for them to keep their records
clean while driving. Drivers will be exposed to the different violations and
fines attached to them as well as the maximum points which can be accumulated,
that while acquiring these points can later lead to their losing of the Drivers
licenses. With the knowledge of this fines and violations Drivers will be more
conscious of their driving and thus drive safely.
v Night Driving
The biggest difference between night driving and driving
during the day is the difference in visibility. It sounds obvious, but when
driving at night, your ability to see ahead, and the ability of other road
users to see you, is reduced.
Participants will learn the difficulty associated in driving
at night and the rule of driving on Roads that are not lighted.
What
Participants will get:
Participants will get a certificate of
participation, Writing materials,
Training materials and 1 month free subscription to OmaFuel Benefit Card
Start time:9:00am and End Time:4:00pm
Date: 6th-7th March 2014(Abuja) Registration ends 19th Feb 2014
13th-14th March 2014(Lagos) Registration ends 27th Feb 2014
Cost:N28,750 per participant.
Venue:To be communicated to participants after Registration
All Payments should be paid directly to the account below:
OMATRANS CONSULTS NIGERIA
GUARANTY TRUST BANK PLC
CURRENT
0031029776
3-Days
Defensive and Safe Driving Training.
Day
1
Session
1
Safety
Moment:
Circle Check, also known as Pre-trip Check.
Elaborate what every driver need to do before starting and moving their
vehicle.
v What is Driving and
Traffic?
Ask a Driver/Motorist to define Driving
or Traffic, you will be amazed that none will be able to do that by 50%. The
reason why Road Traffic Crashes(RTCs) still occur on our roads is because most
drivers know next to nothing of what they are doing on the road. And when you
are not informed you are deformed. This training will be able to establish what
driving is all about and what traffic is not. Which will enable
drivers/Motorist to give out what they have because you cannot give out what
you don’t have. Ability to define what driving and traffic is, is a first step
to driving safely on the road.
4 Rules of Defensive
Driving based on Keith Lane System
What
participants will learn includes the:
·
Definitive
facts of Defensive Driving-What is this Defensive Driving.
·
The
2 Second Rule, The primary rule to protect the front
and rear of our vehicle whilst moving.
·
Lane’s
Diagonal Rule, Always position yourself DIAGONALLY
to other vehicles, when travelling in a multilane system at a similar speed to
other traffic", i.e. don't travel alongside another vehicle which is
steering, or which may steer, as you may come into contact.
·
Queuing
Distance Rule, This
certainly raises many interesting points. Most driving instructors worldwide
teach that when stopping in a traffic queue, it is sufficient that the driver
behind can see the rear tyres of the car ahead, but as the bonnet of a modern
car is shorter than many years ago, and on most cars the bonnet slopes down
quite steeply, this may now only give a gap of about 2 metres, whereas
previously it would have been longer.
·
Door
Width Rule, How to maintain space at the sides of vehicles and its
proportionate multiples depending upon our speed when passing stationary
objects.
Session 2
v
Drinking and Driving
Drunk driving is one of the
causes of RTCs and it is very important that Drivers acknowledge this fact. The
following will be exposed to participants:
·
What
is alcohol?
·
What is BAC? This will be defined
and the different level of BAC a drunk driver can be exposed to that could make
him become prone to an accident or even die. Effects of BAC on the body and
performance.
·
What
is the legal Driving limit
·
The
effects of alcohol on risk of a crash
·
Why
alcohol level is determined in Road Traffic victims
·
Who
is mostly at risk of a drink drive crash
·
What
does alcohol do to the body.
·
How
much alcohol affects your body.
v
Driver Distractions.Many drivers are distracted while they
drive on a daily basis. Of course this is one aspect of driving that seems very
difficult to manage. However difficult it may look there is information that
drivers when exposed to will be able to manage this aspect very well.
Participants will appreciate:
·
The
four kinds of distractions,(1) Visual,(2) Cognitive, (3)Auditory and
(4)Biomechanical
·
The
Effects of Distractions
·
Dealing
with Distractions.
Day2
Session 1
Safety
Moment: Drunk Driving vs Mobile Phone Driving; which is the most Dangerous? A
research carried out on both kind of driving will establish which is the most
dangerous of the two with facts.
v Basic Defensive Driving based on the Smith System
Defensive
Driving is a very broad area of driving that has been confused with safe
driving. These are two distinct areas of driving. Defensive driving is all
about space and visibility and RTCs do not happen in space. Defensive Driving
is an attitude and majority of drivers lack it considerably. When everyone
starts driving Defensively our roads will witness low RTCs. This training
session is another giant step to launch drivers who will defend their space and
make themselves more visible in order to avoid preventable incidents.
Participants will learn:
Basic
Defensive Driving. This is the first step every driver needs to be exposed to
in order to be seen and regarded as defensive drivers. Participants will be
exposed to the five seeing habits that every driver must have for them to drive
both safely and defensively. This five seeing habits includes:
(a)Aim
high in steering (b) Seeing the big picture (c) Keep your eyes moving (d) Leave
yourself and out (e) Make sure they see you.
At
the end of this exposition drivers will know why they should aim high in
steering, know the different sides to driving, what they should be looking out
for while driving, why they should create a bubble around themselves as well as
ensure that other motorist or Drivers see them while they drive on the road.
v
Tiredness and Fatigue Management
Most
RTCs occur because drivers are either
tired or fatigued.It is very important that drivers understand how tiredness
can affect their concentration while driving. Fatigue on its own is accumulated
tiredness. Many drivers drive until they fall asleep on the steering and some
even find it hard to sleep which is another cause of accident.Participant will
be addressed with the issue of insomnia,Apnoea and Microsleeps which can impair
their driving and thus could lead to RTCs. It will also enable participants to
know how to manage tiredness by knowing the times of the day that is dangerous
to drive.How many hours of driving they need to drive continuously before they
must rest so as not to lead to tiredness. What they can do when they are tired
is what this topic will tend to achieve. Also Participants will learn:
·
Who
is at risk
·
What
the law says
·
Factors
Contributing to tired driving
·
Tips
to prevent Fatigue
·
Warning
signs of Tiredness.
Day 3
Session 1
Safety Moment: Seat Belts; how seat
belt can save your life.
v Tyre Safety and its Technology.
Tyres are the vehicle's only point of
contact with the road. The actual area of contact between the car and the road
through the tyres is small, roughly equivalent to four size eight men's shoes.
Tyre Safety covers:
1.How to identify tyres
Temperature Resistance
Traction
Thread Wear
Maximum Load Capacity/Tyre
Speed Symbol
Manufacturing Dates.
2.Tyre
Maintenance:Tread depth,
Pressures, Cleaning treads&Tyre Valves3.Tyre Aging
4.Part Worn Tyres
5. Retreaded Tyres
6.ABS..How they work, the advantages of ABS and what to do in an Emergency
7.BA...How they work, the advantages of BA and your Vehicle
8.ESC.. How it works and its advantages & Electronic Stability Control and your vehicle
Basic Vehicle
Maintenance
What you will learn will include:
·
How to maintain your car tyres
·
Checking the engine oil and Oil
changes
·
Checking the engine coolant
·
Checking Shock Absorbers
·
Maintaining brake fluid level
·
Checking your brakes
·
FLOWERY Check
Session 2
v Fines,Violations and Point Accumulations.
For driving on the road to be safe the
FRSC, the lead agency in charge of enforcing road safety in Nigeria has put forward fines and
violations that drivers needs to be aware of for them to keep their records
clean while driving. Drivers will be exposed to the different violations and
fines attached to them as well as the maximum points which can be accumulated,
that while acquiring these points can later lead to their losing of the Drivers
licenses. With the knowledge of this fines and violations Drivers will be more
conscious of their driving and thus drive safely.
v Night Driving
The biggest difference between night driving and driving
during the day is the difference in visibility. It sounds obvious, but when
driving at night, your ability to see ahead, and the ability of other road
users to see you, is reduced.
Participants will learn the difficulty associated in driving
at night and the rule of driving on Roads that are not lighted.
v Are you a Safe Driver? A Pledge to Drive Safely
- Participants will learn about the 12Ups that will make them become safe drivers since a commitment will be made after the session.
- The 12Ups includes:
BeltUP SoberUP
WiseUP Slow UP
SharpenUP BackUP
LookUP CheckUP
ShutUP BuckUP
WakeUP MoveUP
An
IP2DS certificate of commitment will be signed by each of them at the end of
this workshop session.
What
Participants will get:
Participants will get a certificate of
participation, I Pledge to Drive Safely Certificate, A Pack of IP2DS Stickers,Writing materials,
Training materials, a safety gift and 1 month free subscription to OmaFuel Benefit Card
Start time:9:00am and End Time:4:00pm
Date: 17th-19th March 2014 (Abuja) Registration ends 3rd March 2014
24th-26th March 2014 (Lagos) Registration ends 10th March 2014
Cost:N35,500 per participant.
Venue:To be communicated after Payment
All Payments should be paid directly to the account below:
OMATRANS CONSULTS NIGERIA
GUARANTY TRUST BANK PLC
CURRENT
0031029776
