Training, Evaluation, and Professional Development
Terms connected to structured training, advanced instruction, briefing, debriefing, assessment, and professionalization of security driving.
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| Term | Definition according to Complete Handbook of Security Driving | Related concepts |
|---|---|---|
| Driver Performance | Driver performance refers to the security driver's ability to maintain safe and secure vehicle operation through technical driving skill, perception, attention, physical coordination, mental resilience, judgment, and operational awareness. | Human Factors, Fatigue and Security Driving, Stress and Driver Performance, Security Driving Model, Vehicle Dynamics, Professional Judgment |
| Human Factors | The physical, psychological, cognitive, and behavioral characteristics that influence driver performance. | Driver Performance, Fatigue and Security Driving, Stress and Driver Performance, Decision-Making Under Pressure, Situational Awareness, Security Driving Model |
| Vehicle Preparation | Vehicle preparation is the process of ensuring that the vehicle is operationally ready before movement, including technical condition, fuel or charge, tires, brakes, lights, communications, cleanliness, documents, emergency equipment, and mission-specific configuration. | Daily Vehicle Inspection, Vehicle Selection, Secure Transportation, Run-flat Tires, Mobility Kill, Professional Judgment |
| Daily Vehicle Inspection | Daily vehicle inspection is the routine check performed by the security driver to confirm that the vehicle is safe, functional, and ready for secure transportation before operational use. | Vehicle Preparation, Duty of Care, Vehicle Selection, Run-flat Tires, Braking Distance, Secure Transportation |