Compilation of Rules and Regulations of the State of Georgia › Department 375 - RULES OF DEPARTMENT OF DRIVER SERVICES › Chapter 375-5 - DRIVER TRAINING AND DRIVER IMPROVEMENT › Subject 375-5-6 - DUI ALCOHOL OR DRUG USE RISK REDUCTION PROGRAM › Rule 375-5-6-.13 - General Program Instructor Responsibilities

Current through Rules and Regulations filed through June 27, 2024
In addition to meeting all other Program requirements, every
				  certified Instructor shall be responsible for the following:
(a) Facilitating all Sessions of the
				Intervention Component. In cases of an emergency, and when the Program Owner
				has been notified in advance, another certified Instructor may substitute to
				complete the Intervention Component;
(b) Instructing for no more than eight (8)
				hours a day;
(c) Arriving at least
				thirty (30) minutes prior to the beginning of each Session;
(d) Remaining with the class during all
				Sessions of the Intervention Component;
(e) Performing no other duties or functions
				while instructing the Intervention Component, including answering the
				telephone, completing paperwork, or administering assessments;
(f) Ensuring that classes sizes are in
				accordance with
				375-5-6-.15(4)(c);
(g) Conducting class free from the influence
				of alcohol or any illegal substance;
(h) Requiring all Students to attend the
				mandatory 20 hours of the Intervention Component;
(i) Scheduling breaks as outlined in the
				Intervention Component syllabus;
(j) When more than one Intervention Component
				Session is conducted in a single day, providing for a minimum one (1) hour meal
				break between each Session. The minimum one (1) hour meal break shall be in
				addition to the required 20 hours of the Intervention Component;
(k) Requiring Students to sign a class roll
				at the beginning of each Session of the Intervention Component;
(l) Allowing no Student to attend class while
				intoxicated or under the influence of any illegal substance;
(m) Requiring each Student to arrive for each
				Intervention Component Session on time;
(n) Reading the requirements for successful
				completion of the Program at the first Session of the Intervention
				Component;
(o) Providing each
				Student with a new and unused copy of the required student workbook at the
				first Session of the Intervention Component;
(p) Personally administering and grading the
				post-tests before the issuance of a certificate of completion;
(q) Ensuring that a certificate of completion
				is immediately issued to each Student who successfully completes all Program
				requirements;
(r) Utilizing an
				up-to-date Instructor's manual and audiovisuals prescribed by the Department
				during all class Sessions;
(s)
				Covering all material contained in the Intervention Component curriculum in
				sequence, as outlined by the course syllabus, without the use of outside
				material;
(t) Making available to
				each Student written information containing the names, telephone numbers, and
				addresses of local alcohol/drug treatment resources and self-help support
				groups;
(u) Participating in
				Program evaluation and research, as directed by the Department;
(v) Ensuring that no Student is subject to
				solicitation for any product or service during the Intervention Component;
				and
(w) Delivering the Intervention
				Component in a professional manner that is conducive to learning.
O.C.G.A. Secs.
				  40-5-82,
				  40-5-83.