Transcription of 95 EVOC Instructor Guide - EMS
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95 EVOC Instructor Guide - EMS
Instructor s GuidePREFACEThe Department of Transportation (DOT), National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has theresponsibility for the development of training courses that are responsive to the guidelines established by the HighwaySafety Act of 1966 (amended). One of the most compelling highway safety justifications for an Emergency VehicleOperators Course is that such a course would reduce the incidence of emergency vehicle collisions. In 1978,NHTSA developed the: Training Program for Operation of Emergency Vehicles: A National Standard Curriculum(EVOC). Vehicle technology and ambulance design have moved rapidly since 1978. In order for DOT curricula tobe responsive to the constituency it must serve, curricula must be accurate, current, and assure that effective adultlearning techniques are 1978 edition of the EVOC course has been revised to the Emergency Vehicle Operator Course (Ambulance):National Standard Curriculum, to ensure that it is accurate, current, and that it incorporates adult learning strategies.
Emergency Vehicle Operator Instructor Guide Course (Ambulance) 5 Module B Module B is designed to allow participants to practice ambulance operator skills on a driving range and includes driving range practice checklists. Required Equipment The following equipment is required for presentation of Module B: Physical Setting! Ambulance
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