Safety Leadership for School Bus Operations
Mission Statement
To train all levels of leadership in how to guide, lead and direct drivers to do it right, the first time, every time by always following the safe behaviors detailed in the Safety Management System.
This new course has been created to train all management how to work together to instill a safety culture. Nothing else exists even close to this outstanding training course.
The course teaches how to use the most effective antecedents to instill the desired behaviors that achieve the desired consequences – safe transportation.
“I recently completed the new Safety Leadership training course and I can confidently say it is outstanding, a 10 out of 10.” — Tony Corbin, President, School Transportation News
“North American Central are using the Safety Leadership Course. We rate it a 9 out of 10. We have a high opinion of the course and have received positive feedback from the field.” — Travis Ellwanger, Director of Safety, Training and Risk Management
“Student Transportation of America field tested the Safety Leadership course with 34 of our senior leadership team. Almost all rated it a 10 out of 10. This is now being used at all our 190 locations. It is outstanding.” — Shelly Hall, SVP, Health & Safety
Visit the SBSC web site at
www.schoolbussafetyco.com and request a 7-day free trial of the course. You will see for yourself just how effective this really is and how it will take your operation to a whole new level.
Hard Copy $2,000 Available on thumb drive, a hard drive or online.
The new course includes seven programs, plus a final exam: • Introduction to Safety Leadership • What is Safety • The Safety Management System • Why People Have Accidents • Understanding Human Behavior • Leadership Principles • Safety Leadership Practices • Final Exam
Scan the QR code to watch a short video explaining this course.
5611 Hudson Drive, Suite 100 Hudson, Ohio 44236
Tel 1 866 275 7272 Making Kids Safer™
www.schoolbussafetyco.com
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