Driving techniques of observation, planning, preparation and execution are the primary focus of the behaviour based training of the HAT (Hazard Avoidance Tactics) family of courses.

Here, driving is treated as part of the job, rather than something done to get to the job; driving is treated like any other hazard on the job, with pre-job planning, appropriate training, ensuring the right vehicle for the right job all combine to make the workplace as safe as possible for the employee.

Eco-efficient driving techniques are also be conveyed to reduce fuel use and C02 emissions; this provides obvious financial benefit and helps comply with the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Targets Acts.

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