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284 Eastern Avenue
Chelsea, MA 02150
Telephone: (617) 884-7800
Fax: (617) 884-7638
Toll Free: 1-800-289-2875
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All rights reserved.
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Dennis
K. Burke is actively enrolling companies interested in
the Highway Watch® training program. Joining forces
with the Massachusetts Motor Transportation Association
(MMTA), Burke offers the
on-site training for transportation professionals at no
charge.
Highway Watch® is the roadway sector's national safety and security program that utilizes the skills, experiences, and "road smarts" of America's transportation workers to help protect the nation's critical infrastructure and the transportation of goods, services, and people.
Highway Watch® participants - transportation infrastructure workers, commercial and public truck and bus drivers, and other highway sector professionals - are specially trained to recognize potential safety and security threats and avoid becoming a target of terrorists. The Highway Watch® effort seeks to prevent terrorists from using large vehicles or hazardous cargoes as weapons.
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Highway Watch® training provides Highway Watch® participants with the observational tools and the opportunity to exercise their expert understand of the transportation environment to report safety and security concerns rapidly and accurately to the authorities. In addition to matters of homeland security - stranded vehicles or accidents, unsafe road conditions, and other safety related situations are reported eliciting the appropriate emergence responders. Highway Watch® reports are combined with other information sources and shared both with federal agencies and the roadway transportation sector by the Highway
ISAC.
Highway Watch® is administered by the American Trucking Associations (ATA) under a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Roadway transportation sector professionals are welcome to join Highway Watch®.
To talk about scheduling a Highway
Watch® training for your business, contact your Dennis K. Burke representative.
For more information,
visit the Highway Watch
website.
You can also visit
the
Mass. Motor Transportation Association website or
call
(617) 695-3512.
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