Road Safety & Journey Management

Why road transport is the leading fatality risk in upstream oil and gas, and how journey management, fatigue control, defensive driving and vehicle fitness keep drivers and passengers alive. For anyone who drives, is driven, or plans and authorises journeys.

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55m

Total time

Competency levels

Lessons

What you'll learn

Explain why driving is usually the single biggest fatality risk in oil and gas operations
Apply the journey management hierarchy: avoid the journey first, then plan and authorise it
Recognise fatigue and microsleep warning signs and act on them before they cause a crash
Carry out a vehicle pre-use check, secure loads correctly and drive to the conditions
Use IVMS/telematics data as a coaching tool to improve driver behaviour
Apply site rules for convoys, reversing and banksman-assisted manoeuvres

Curriculum

Progress through each competency level in order.

Awareness

Driving: The Biggest Risk Most of Us Take
Knowledge
3m
Seat Belts, Speed and Distraction
Knowledge
3m
Awareness Check: Road Risk Basics
Assessment
7m

Knowledge

Journey Management: Avoid First, Plan Second
Knowledge
3m
Fatigue and Defensive Driving
Knowledge
3m
Knowledge Check: Journey Management and the Driver
Assessment
8m

Skill

Vehicle Fitness: Pre-Use Checks, Loads, Rollover and IVMS
Knowledge
3m
Practical: Pre-Use Check and Journey Plan
Assignment
3m
Skill Check: Vehicle and Journey in Practice
Assessment
8m

Mastery

Leading Road Safety: Convoys, Reversing and Coaching with Data
Knowledge
3m
Practical: Lead a Journey and Coach with IVMS Data
Assignment
3m
Mastery Assessment: Road Safety Leadership
Assessment
8m

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