North Carolina Department of Transportation Training Standards Americans w/Disabilities Act requirements and Wheelchair Securement Course: Training Standards (Check all that apply): 49 CFR Parts 37 and 38 Canes Driver requirements Crutches Passenger requirements Prosthesis Accessible transportation Segway Disability awareness Wheelchairs Visually Impaired Power chairs Hidden Disabilities Scooters Hearing Impairments Lift Operating Procedures Speech Disorders Lift differences (Braun, Ricon, Maxxon) Cognitive Disabilities Power chairs Alzheimer’s Disease Manual operation Stroke Lift inspection Cerebral Palsy 403 compliant lifts Amputation Securement of Mobility Devices Learning Disabilities Requirements under ADA Intellectual Disabilities Placement Mental Illness Additional straps and extenders Autism Disability cautions Traumatic Brain Injury Proper Steps Spinal Cord Injury Oxygen tanks Assisting passengers w/service animals Use of securement and seat belts Communicating with people w/disabilities Maintenance of Lifts and securements Diabetes Incidents, Accidents and Emergencies Epilepsy or Seizure Disorders Use of safety equipment AIDS Kidney Dialysis Trains to proficiency Mobility Equipment Demonstration exercises Walkers Is this a core training course or supplemental/refresher training course Is a qualified trainer required? Yes No Training Program Description: (1-3) Paragraphs Training Characteristics - Definitions of Icons (Check all that apply)
North Carolina Department of Transportation Training Standards Americans w/Disabilities Act requirements and Wheelchair Securement Course: Training Standards (Check all that apply): 49 CFR Parts 37 and 38 Driver requirements Passenger requirements Accessible transportation Disability awareness Visually Impaired Hidden Disabilities Hearing Impairments Speech Disorders Cognitive Disabilities Alzheimer’s Disease Stroke Cerebral Palsy Amputation Learning Disabilities Intellectual Disabilities Mental Illness Autism Traumatic Brain Injury Spinal Cord Injury Assisting passengers w/service animals Communicating with people w/disabilities Diabetes Epilepsy or Seizure Disorders AIDS Kidney Dialysis Mobility Equipment Walkers Canes Crutches Prosthesis Segway Wheelchairs Power chairs Scooters Lift Operating Procedures Lift differences (Braun, Ricon, Maxxon) Power chairs Manual operation Lift inspection 403 compliant lifts Securement of Mobility Devices Requirements under ADA Placement Additional straps and extenders Disability cautions Proper Steps Oxygen tanks Use of securement and seat belts Maintenance of Lifts and securements Incidents, Accidents and Emergencies Use of safety equipment Trains to proficiency Demonstration exercises Is this a core training course or supplemental/refresher training course Is a qualified trainer required? Yes No Training Program Description: (1-3) Paragraphs Training Characteristics - Definitions of Icons (Check all that apply)
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