TTC-T-0105 - Freebie Feature - Equipment Maintenance
Course Description
This course can be taken for NH Roads Scholar credit any time in the month of Dec. 2024 and proof of completion submitted to UNH T2 to receive credit. Refer to Receipt Notes for detailed instructions on how to access the course materials.
This course presents procedures that all winter maintenance operators should be familiar with in preparing and maintaining snow and ice control equipment. This module is presented in eight units:
- Unit 1: Pre-season Preparation;
- Unit 2: Common Types of Winter Maintenance Equipment;
- Unit 3: Mounting and Inspecting Snow Removal Equipment;
- Unit 4: Preparing for Each Event;
- Unit 5: Within-event Maintenance;
- Unit 6: Post-event Maintenance;
- Unit 7: Periodic Maintenance; and
- Unit 8: End-of-Season Tasks.
Training level: This training is recommended for the Transportation Curriculum Coordination Council levels I, II, III, and IV.
Target audience: This training is designed for new operators and is also well-suited for experienced operators and supervisors as a refresher.
Learning outcomes: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Explain how to prepare equipment for the winter season;
- List common types of snow removal equipment;
- Explain how to mount and inspect equipment;
- Describe how to prepare for each event;
- Explain within-event maintenance procedures;
- Explain post-event maintenance procedures;
- List periodic maintenance procedures; and
- List end-of-season tasks
The development of this training program by the Snow and Ice Pooled Fund Cooperative Program (SICOP) was made possible through the pooled fund contributions by SICOP member states and other interested entities. It is being made available here through a partnership between SICOP and the Transportation Curriculum Coordinating Council (TC3).
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