OSHAA Defensive Driving

Train the Trainer

Awarding Body

OSHAA

Duration

30 Hours

Course Type

Trainer

study mode

Online Learning

Course overview

The OSHAA Defensive Driving Train the Trainer programme is a professional certification designed to equip safety professionals, supervisors, trainers, and managers with the skills to deliver effective defensive driving training. Defensive driving is not just about following traffic rules—it involves anticipating hazards, managing risks, and making informed decisions behind the wheel. This programme ensures participants become certified trainers capable of teaching accident prevention, safe driving techniques, and compliance with OSHAA road safety standards.

Road safety is a critical concern, as traffic accidents remain a leading cause of workplace injuries and fatalities globally. This course goes beyond basic driving skills, focusing on hazard recognition, risk anticipation, and proactive decision-making. Participants develop the knowledge, instructional skills, and leadership abilities needed to foster a strong road safety culture within organizations and communities.

The curriculum covers key topics such as defensive driving principles, vehicle inspections, OSHAA compliance, road safety regulations, driver behavior, fatigue management, distraction awareness, and emergency response. Learners also gain expertise in designing training programs, employing engaging instructional techniques, and evaluating their training for continuous improvement.

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Entry Requirments

Entry Requirements for the OSHAA Defensive Driving Train the Trainer:

  • Educational Qualifications:Minimum of a secondary school certificate or equivalent.A background in safety, logistics, transportation, or fleet management is advantageous.
  • Professional Experience:Prior experience in driving, road safety, fleet management, or workplace training is recommended.
  • English Language Proficiency:Since the program is delivered in English, learners must show competence in reading, writing, and communication.

The OSHAA Defensive Driving Train the Trainer qualification consists of 8 mandatory units.


The OSHAA Defensive Driving Train the Trainer consists of 8 mandatory units which are as follows.

  • Introduction to Defensive Driving
  • Traffic Laws and Regulations
  • Hazard Recognition and Risk Management
  • Designing Effective Training Programs
  • Training Delivery Techniques
  • Communication and Leadership Skills
  • Emergency Preparedness and Response
  • Evaluation and Continuous Improvement

What you will Gain

1. Introduction to Defensive Driving

  • Understand the principles and importance of defensive driving in workplace and personal safety.
  • Recognize the role of defensive driving in accident prevention and risk reduction.
  • Demonstrate awareness of safe driving attitudes and responsible road behavior.

2. Traffic Laws and Regulations

  • Interpret relevant traffic laws, OSHAA guidelines, and regulatory requirements for drivers.
  • Apply legal responsibilities and compliance standards in real-world driving scenarios.
  • Explain the consequences of traffic law violations for individuals and organizations.

3. Hazard Recognition and Risk Management

  • Identify common driving hazards, including environmental, mechanical, and human factors.
  • Apply risk management strategies to anticipate and respond to potential dangers on the road.
  • Develop proactive decision-making skills to avoid accidents and incidents.

4. Designing Effective Training Programs

  • Develop structured defensive driving training sessions tailored to organizational needs.
  • Integrate OSHAA requirements and best practices into training design.
  • Create engaging training materials to support learner understanding and retention.

5. Training Delivery Techniques

  • Apply effective teaching methods and adult learning principles in training delivery.
  • Use interactive approaches, demonstrations, and real-life case studies to engage learners.
  • Assess learner performance and adapt delivery to meet diverse learning needs.

6. Communication and Leadership Skills

  • Demonstrate clear and confident communication when delivering defensive driving training.
  • Apply leadership skills to motivate and influence safe driving behavior among learners.
  • Build credibility and trust as a safety trainer and role model.

7. Emergency Preparedness and Response

  • Recognize potential road emergencies, including collisions, breakdowns, and hazardous conditions.
  • Apply proper procedures for responding to accidents and emergencies.
  • Train others to remain calm, prioritize safety, and follow emergency protocols.

8. Evaluation and Continuous Improvement

  • Develop methods to assess the effectiveness of defensive driving training programs.
  • Collect feedback and implement improvements to ensure training remains relevant.
  • Promote a culture of continuous learning and road safety excellence.

    Want to know more?

    This course is ideal for safety professionals, fleet managers, workplace trainers, logistics supervisors, and anyone responsible for employee road safety.

    Participants learn defensive driving principles, hazard recognition, risk anticipation, vehicle safety checks, emergency response, and effective training delivery techniques.

    The programme follows OSHAA standards, aligning with global best practices in road safety and defensive driving training.

    Graduates can work as Defensive Driving Trainers, Safety Officers, Fleet Managers, Logistics Supervisors, or Workplace Safety Coordinators.

    Yes, it strengthens leadership, training, and road safety skills, supporting advancement in health & safety, fleet management, and transportation roles.

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