CDL Drivers
Train What Counts in Safety–Improved Performance
75-94%
of Accidents
are Human Error*
3DSĀF(SM) helps companies reduce operator-related safety risks by strengthening the mental skills that matter most in the field: attention control, hazard recognition, reaction speed, working memory, fatigue resistance, and decision accuracy. These skills support safer performance on the road, on construction sites, and in manufacturing environments.
41% Recognition:
Inattention, distractions,
inadequate scene surveillance
33% Decision:
Driving too fast, illegal maneuvers, tailgating, misjudging gap and road speed of other vehicles
11% Performance:
Panicking, overcorrection, poor directional control
7% Non-Performance:
Falling asleep, fatigue, sudden medical event
*NHTSA.gov
The Safety Challenge
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) attributes a significant share of accidents—often cited between 75% and 94%—to human error. These incidents can affect lives, productivity, operating costs, and public trust. Current safety training and the latest Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) do not address the cognitive skills your drivers bring to work.
Our Approach
At 3DSĀF, our training complements your existing safety programs by improving your operators’ cognitive skills. While no training program can eliminate all human error, you can reduce risk by improving the attention, recognition, decision-making, and response skills your operators rely on every day in high-pressure situations.
Heavy
Equipment
Operators
3DSĀF Programs Drive Measurable Operator Gains
Program outcomes include up to:
75% higher brain performance
25% faster reaction time
99% less cognitive fatigue
40% better decision accuracy
Reported by NeuroTracker
Each 3DSĀF program is tailored to your company’s safety goals, operating environment, workforce needs, and risk profile. Programs are developed in coordination with managers, safety leaders, and HR personnel so training aligns with real operational safety priorities and can include:
Operator Performance Program
The Operator Performance Program overlays existing safety training for qualified trainees and experienced operators. It begins with a baseline assessment, tracks sustained performance across training trials, and uses performance data to guide targeted improvement in attention control, reaction speed, working memory, decision accuracy and additional cognitive areas. Practical Training is tailored to each trainee’s individual needs, performance data, and safety goals. 3DSĀF performance training utilizes 3D Multiple Object Tracking (3D-MOT), powered by NeuroTrackerX, as part of the program. This science-based platform is supported by more than 120 independent studies, including more than 30 that reference driving assessment and performance. 3DSĀF specialists will then consult with your team to interpret results and identify practical development opportunities or issues.
Clinical and Rehabilitation
3DSĀF provides clinical assessment and rehabilitation support when performance-related concerns are identified, workplace injuries occur, or return-to-work needs arise. Our team delivers advanced assessments designed to identify and address deficits that may impair visual processing, cognitive function, balance, coordination, and overall task performance. By combining objective evaluation with targeted rehabilitation strategies, we help individuals improve functional ability, support safer workplace performance, and promote a more confident transition back to work.
Crane Operators
Benefits for Companies
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Fewer accidents and injuries
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Lower insurance premiums
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Stronger public brand reputation
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Improved retention of top talent
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Enhanced culture of safety
3DSĀF prepares operators to perform with stronger attention, faster reactions, sharper working memory, greater fatigue resistance, and better decision-making accuracy when safety matters most.
Contact 3DSĀF to discuss a program, safety-risk review, or cognitive-readiness training plan tailored to your operators, operational risks, and safety goals.