SCOPE Training: what each role learns
19 lessons in all. Everyone starts with Getting around, then follows their role's lessons in order. Click a lesson to see what it covers.
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(does it) marks a step where the person does the real thing on the real screen, and the lesson checks that it was saved. Everything else is a guided look or a question.
Driver: 6 lessons, about 39 minutes
Getting around (5 min)
- The home screen and the "Needs your attention" box
- Opening their own driver file, and what green, amber and red mean
- Getting back with Home
- Where Tasks are
- What the DVIR and Report incident buttons are for
The daily DVIR (8 min)
- Pre-Trip or Post-Trip
- Picking a truck and entering the odometer
- Mark remaining OK, and when it is honest to use it
- Signing the inspection
- Submitting a DVIR, and what happens with no signal (does it)
Found a defect (7 min)
- Marking a line FIX
- Minor, Major or Out of service
- Writing what they saw
- Submitting a DVIR with a defect (does it)
- The repair goes to the shop without them telling anyone
Report an incident (8 min)
- Choosing what happened
- Why a near miss is worth reporting
- Who it happened to, a title and a description
- Where it happened, and an optional photo
- Submitting the report (does it)
Your cards and courses (6 min)
- Sending in a renewed medical card, with a sample file offered (does it)
- The card shows as pending until their supervisor checks it
- Marking a late course done (does it)
Your tasks (5 min)
- Opening a task to read what was asked, why and by when
- Marking it done (does it)
Supervisor: 6 lessons, about 43 minutes
Getting around (6 min)
- The dashboard, and Tasks as the place to start each shift
- What is waiting for their signature
- The strip of numbers
- Opening Reports, and getting back with Dashboard
- What a supervisor can start that a driver cannot
Your crew at a glance (6 min)
- Opening the watchlist
- What red, orange and yellow mean
- Spotting an expired medical card
- Spotting a driver with repeated camera events
- Opening a person's row to see the evidence
An observation (9 min)
- Choosing who they watched
- Mark all Safe, then changing the one line that was unsafe
- Why an Unsafe line always needs a corrective action
- Setting the follow-up
- Signing and submitting (does it)
Investigate an incident (9 min)
- Finding a new incident in the queue
- Making themselves the owner
- Choosing a root cause category and writing the cause
- The difference between what happened and why it happened
- Saving the investigation as owner (does it)
- Where a corrective action is raised (pointed out, not done)
Ask for input (8 min)
- Opening an investigation they own
- Sending a request to a colleague (does it)
- A scripted colleague answers in about 10 seconds
- Accepting the answer (does it)
- Why an investigation cannot close while a request is out
Sign off finished work (5 min)
- Why finished work waits for a second person
- Signing it off (does it)
General manager: 4 lessons, about 25 minutes
Getting around (6 min)
- A dashboard across several yards
- Narrowing to one yard with the Site box
- The date filter
- The Sites table, comparing yards
- Opening Reports, and getting back with Dashboard
The scorecard (6 min)
- The three groups in the strip of numbers
- What red means on Actions
- Opening a number to see the rows behind it
- What the Training percentage counts
What is overdue, and how old (6 min)
- The Corrective actions chart under Analytics
- How old the late actions are
- Reports filtered to Corrective actions, then Overdue
- Downloading the CSV
Site documents (7 min)
- A yard's own page
- Adding a renewed permit, with a sample file offered (does it)
- Why the expiry date matters: the reminder 60 days ahead
VP: 4 lessons, about 25 minutes
Getting around (6 min)
- The same lesson as the general manager's
Every site at once (6 min)
- The Sites table
- Finding the yard that holds all the overdue actions
- Root cause and Incident trend under Analytics
The rates (7 min)
- What TRIR and DART count
- Why one injury on 13 people reads about 10 against an industry 4.5 to 5.5
- Why DART can be zero when TRIR is not
- Opening a rate to see the case behind it
Sign off an investigation (6 min)
- Opening an investigation someone else finished
- What must be there before it can close
- The two confirmations
- Closing it with their name and the date (does it)
Not covered yet
- The maintenance supervisor's screens: the shop queue, assigning and signing off repairs
- Training administration: classes, renewals and assignment rules
- COFI, the financial dashboards
- Offline capture on a tablet
How far it has been tested
- Clicked through on screen: the driver's Getting around and The daily DVIR
- Save checked in the database, not yet on screen: closing a task, sending and accepting a request for input, taking an investigation, signing off work, marking a course done, closing an investigation, filing a site document (without the file upload)
- Not yet run at all: a DVIR with a defect, an incident report, an observation, and the card and permit file uploads
- A pointer in the untested lessons may land on the wrong thing or use different wording from the screen