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FedEx Ground Selects J. J. Keller as Qualified Vendor of Trainer Certification Services
The program incorporates the latest adult learning methods so trainers can effectively train for multiple learning styles.

The program incorporates the latest adult learning methods so trainers can effectively train for multiple learning styles.
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FedEx Ground has selected J. J. Keller & Associates as an approved vendor to certify trainers at FXG’s Independent Service Providers (ISPs) to deliver qualified CMV driver safety training.
“Through our trainer certification program, we’re able to give ISP trainers high-impact, onsite instruction for teaching their drivers to operate safely, prevent accidents, and avoid violations,” Dustin Kufahl, director of Driver Training at J. J. Keller, said.
According to Kufahl, J. J. Keller not only collaborated with FXG to develop a trainer certification program that meets all of their requirements, it goes beyond that to address key safety and compliance best practices for developing well-rounded professional drivers. The program also incorporates the latest adult learning methods so trainers can effectively train for multiple learning styles.
“Preparing these trainers to succeed in the classroom, on the range, and on the road is something our instructors take great pride in,” added Kufahl. “In fact, we train them to the same standard our own instructors are trained to. Plus, our instructors are qualified drivers with an average of more than 10 years of commercial driver training experience, so it’s no surprise they’ve consistently received incredible satisfaction ratings from our clients.”
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