National Safety Code Program Management
Details:
Delivery:
- Online & Instructor-led
- In-Person & Instructor-led
Duration:
2 days
Applies Towards:
CTSC, CTSP
Cost:
Non-Member – $450 | Member: Dependent on your membership category – to inquire, email [email protected]
Other:
The use of AI tools and notetakers is strictly prohibited during any AMTA course. Participants who choose not to abide by this requirement will be removed from the course without refund.
Prerequisites:
National Safety Code Program Administration
**Prerequisites must be completed 14 calendar days in advance of the course start date. If this prerequisite is not met, the participant will be automatically removed from the course.
Upcoming Dates:
Required Equipment & Technology:
- Laptop with speakers/microphone
Note: BIS courses and exams interact best with Windows PC. iOS devices will work but might encounter technical challenges. Tablets have not been tested and may not be compatible. - Webcam for all online courses
- Working internet browser
Note: BIS courses and exams interact best when using Google Chrome versus Microsoft Edge or Safari. - Wi-Fi or direct ethernet cable internet
- Internet connection must support a minimum of 50-100 mbps download speed and 15-25 mbps upload speed.
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Course Description:
NSC Program Management (NSCP-M) picks up where AMTA’s NSC Program Administration course left off – with an audit. Participants of this course will look at examples of issues commonly identified during a compliance audit. The purpose of this course is to help you answer the question “what do I do now?” Key topics addressed in this course include:
- NSC legislation
- Procedure development
- Performance outcomes based on policy
- Improvement plans
- Data categorization and monitoring
- Action implementation
NSCP-M was designed for professionals responsible for overseeing a carrier’s NSC program by developing the skills and knowledge to be successful at the following:
- Using a simple model to improve an organization’s systems and performance: planning, doing, checking and acting
- Understanding how to apply the information in the context of a commercial carrier
- Planning for improvement and using policy to improve performance
- Supporting action with effective procedures
- Checking for improvements and identifying types of data (leading and lagging indicators)
- Taking necessary actions based on information
Questions?
Contact our Education team at [email protected] for more information on this course