An online, module based training program expected to meet requirements established by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) as a required precursor for the NRCME Federal Examination for DOT examiners.
Depending on familiarity with the material, our examiner candidates can complete our training in the comfort of their own home or office in as little as 8 hours.
Each module is context driven on core training concepts released by the FMCSA for the NRCME training program.
Over 700 slides in 20 modules of training.
Numerous chances exist to hone the examiners knowledge base prior to sitting for the Federal NRCME examination. A pretest to test basic current knowledge, post module quizzes to familiarize the examiner with important concepts and a post program test where 80% success rate is required to receive a program completion certificate.
After completing the training, NRCME candidates are qualified to sit for the Federal NRCME examination at select testing centers throughout the country.
Program cost: $895.00 for complete and full access to training material for four weeks.
Modules will cover the following topics:
- A pretest to allow the examiner to evaluate his/her base level of knowledge.
- Comprehensive introduction to the National Registry program.
- Rules, regulations, discretionary vs. non-discretionary standards and resources. (3 modules)
- Hearing module.
- Vision module.
- Repirtatory module.
- Neurological module.
- Hypertension module.
- Five comprehensive cardiovascular modules.
- Psychological module.
- Medication modules. (2)
- Vascular disease module.
- Diabetes module.
- Musculo-skeletal module.
- Each module has a post evaluation quiz.
- Typical scenario module (designed to give typical and atypical driver presentations to the examiner and how to apply the standards and recommendations.)
- Final exam. 50 questions covering learned material. Once all modules and exam have been completed, a certificate is awarded. It is anticipated that certificate will be mailed by the examiner to the FMCSA and a test protoring site will be established for that examiner. The examiner will then proceed to that site for the Federal Registry examination. Upon successful completion, a National Registry number will be issued to the examiner.
