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New Virtual Training, ‘Sequrement Heroes’ Campaign From Q’Straint

The wheelchair securement solutions supplier’s new online course will soon be available. Meanwhile, Q’Straint is accepting nominations for transportation employees who go above and beyond to secure passengers with mobility devices.

Nicole Schlosser
Nicole SchlosserFormer Executive Editor
January 26, 2021
New Virtual Training, ‘Sequrement Heroes’ Campaign From Q’Straint

Q’Straint’s new Sequrement Heroes campaign is designed to thank employees in the school bus, paratransit, public transit, and personal mobility industries who go above and beyond to properly secure passengers using mobility devices.

Image courtesy Q'Straint

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Wheelchair securement solutions supplier Q’Straint has plans underway for more training and a program to recognize those who go above and beyond in transporting people with special needs.

Q’Straint expects to launch “Securement 102: Securing Difficult Mobility Devices for School Transportation,” its new online training course, this spring.

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The course will review basic mobility device securement principles and share troubleshooting practices for situations in which achieving those principles is difficult or impossible, according to the supplier’s website. The course will also cover significant advancements in securement equipment, wheelchairs, and regulations that have the long-term potential to alleviate securement challenges.

In addition, the course will include some information from the difficult to secure chairs training section of Q’Straint’s Virtual National Training class.

Q'Straint's National Wheelchair Securement Training Seminar Goes Virtual

Meanwhile, Q’Straint’s new "Sequrement Heroes" campaign, which launched on Jan. 1, is designed to thank transportation employees in the school bus, paratransit, public transit, and personal mobility industries who go above and beyond to properly secure passengers using mobility devices.

With the campaign, Q’Straint is aiming to raise driver appreciation and acknowledge the difficulties they currently face in light of the pandemic.

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“We see real-life heroes taking us to work, school, grocery stores, medical appointments, and all points in between, and we want to acknowledge all those in helping us fulfill the Q’Straint mission of ‘Making Safety Accessible,’” Patrick Girardin, co-president of Q’Straint, told School Bus Fleet.

The campaign is designed to highlight a transportation employee as a hero and the securement products they use as their "sidekicks."

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Anyone can submit a nomination and the program is expected to run at least through mid-2021. The nominees will be featured on Q’Straint’s website, social media pages, print and digital ads, and newsletters and will receive exclusive giveaways accompanied by a thank-you card from Q’Straint.

Submit a nomination for a Sequrement Hero.

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