Safe Travel for All Children (STAC)

Safe Travel for All Children is designed to serve as an enrichment course for child passenger safety technicians who are interested in learning more about adaptive transportation. The training, which lasts two days, combines classroom lectures and discussions with hands-on exercises. During the training, participants will be introduced to medical conditions that can impact restraint selection and have the opportunity to investigate and install adaptive restraint systems. The training concludes with a proficiency exam that evaluates the student’s ability to assess appropriate restraints and to demonstrate proper use and installation.

Training will be in the Riley Pediatric Care Center, 1002 Wishard Blvd, Room 2000, Indianapolis, IN 46202

Parking in Lockfield Garage 826 University Blvd, Indianapolis, IN 46202 – Parking entrance directly across from the Riley Pediatric Care Center. Parking validation will be provided.

After completing this course, you will be knowledgeable in various medical conditions that may affect transportation, identifying the best conventional restraint or adaptive restraint, positioning recommendations, and harnessing requirements in the restraints, in addition to installation of adaptive restraints in passenger vehicles.

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