Bill Burke’s 4-Wheeling America

Instructor Training INDUSTRIAL, MILITARY AND CORPORATE CUSTOM GROUP PROGRAMS to train staff for becoming Instructors start at $1500./day*. Night operational training available. Minimum suggested training program is 4 – 5 days. This can be adjusted to include more or less time based on client’s schedule and needs. Training at your site for multiple employees available. Call 970-858-3468 to register. *Please be aware that an additional deposit may be required for use of our vehicles at the discretion of 4-Wheeling America. 50% deposit at registration. Balance to be paid prior to training. Call 970-858-3468 to make your reservation.

Teaching optimum techniques & procedures for local conditions & hazards. Imparting criteria for selection & preparation of vehicles & equipment. Establishing optimum safety policies & procedures for both management & field teams.

Trail Leader Training RESPONSIBLE TRAIL LEADING. CALL 970-858-3468 TO REGISTER. Trail leading is serious business and not to be taken lightly. It is also fun if you are prepared for all situations. Learn skills needed to safely lead clubs, friends, and other groups. “…sincerely thank you for this past week’s Trail Leader Training in the Central Cascades. Although I had significant off-road trip experience as a leader, I was blown away at how much I did not know prior to the training. Humbling to say the least.” Dan C., NW Overland Society 9/09 10 IMPORTANT QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF Do you have Community First-Aid/ CPR certification? Are you confident accepting a leadership position, responsibility for others in a group, and making safety a priority? Can you calmly delegate? Are you organized? Do you have mechanical skills to enable a broken vehicle to get off the trail? Are you able to deal with multiple distractions? Do you have outdoor skills such as map reading, route planning and follow-through? Can you deal with confrontation calmly AND assertively? Can you pick a line, handle safe recovery techniques, and share environmental awareness? Do you have a good sense of humor? A Responsible Guide’s Credo Be true to yourself. A hurt or dead guide does the group no good!