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Heavy Truck Braking System And Braking Techniques Training Course

Master braking systems & techniques for safe heavy truck driving.

10 minutes
EN
2008
SKU: 13019A

Training Objectives

Braking system familiarization

Effective braking techniques

Emergency braking response

Compliance & best practices

Course Overview

The single most important component in any vehicle is the braking system, especially on heavy trucks. Some truck drivers do not understand how to operate heavy truck brakes. The tractor portion of a tractor-semi trailer rig may have ten or more valves controlling the air flow to the brakes. This program will discuss the different types of braking systems and operation.

COURSE OUTLINE

  • Introduction
  • Braking Systems
  • Big Rig Braking System
  • Summary

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The braking system is identified as the most important component, particularly for heavy trucks.
The brakes are controlled by air flow, with the tractor portion potentially having ten or more valves to manage the system.
The course notes that some truck drivers do not fully understand how to operate heavy truck brakes correctly.
The program discusses different types of braking systems and their operations, including a specific focus on "Big Rig" systems.
The objectives include braking system familiarization, teaching effective braking techniques, and training for emergency braking responses.

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