Welcome
Sections
Operations 2024 – This course is designed to educate sales representatives on necessary fundamentals, so that rules and regulations are understood, complied with and followed.
Welcome
Treat Customers Ethically
Three FTC Rules
Regulation 1: Safeguards Rule
Regulation 3: Red Flags Rule
Regulation 2: Disposal Rule
Quiz-Secure Documents
What is NPI?
Electronic Data Breaches of NPI
NPI
Is Electronic Data Considered NPI?
What is Social Engineering?
Email From a Friend
Phishing Attempts
Best Practices for Safeguarding Electronic Information
Security
Security- Continued
The Gramm-Leach Bliley Act (GLB Act)
Quiz-Safeguarding Customer Information
About the FTC Disposal Rule
The Disposal Rule at Work
The Disposal Rule Allows Outsourcing
Quiz-FTC Disposal Rule
Safeguards Rule
Safeguards Amendments 2024
Important Changes to Safeguards
Quiz- Safeguard Rule
Protecting Customer Information
Strategies for Information Security Programs
Suspicious Transactions
IRS/FINCEN 8300
8300 Filing Rules
What is Equivalent to Cash?
Quiz- IRS Form 8300
Sexual Harassment Is Illegal Under State and Federal Law
The Consequences of Unlawful Harassment
Recent Sexual Harassment
Unlawful Harassment
Personal/Individual Liability Issues
What About Customers and Clients?
Education and Accountability
Why Harassment Training is so Important
Recognize and Respond To Unlawful Harassment
Two Kinds of Unlawful Workplace
Hostile Working Environment
Harassment-Free Workplace
Protected Characteristics Include:
Examples of Harassment
Causation
Context is Critical
Unlawful Harassment Includes
Verbal Harrassment Examples
Verbal Conduct
Physical Harassment
Physical Harassment Examples
More Examples of Sexual Harassment
Best Practices for Supervisors
Harassment-Free Workplace
Supervisor Responsibilities
Responding to a Complaint of Harassment
As a Bystander to Harassment
Participate in Prompt and Thorough Investigations
DO NOT
DO NOT Retalliate
Pre-Dispute Arbitration
Resources
Quiz-Harassment Prevention
Working Surfaces Objectives
Walking-Working Surfaces
Slip Hazards
Trip Hazards
Fall Hazards
Working Surfaces Review
Action and Fire Plans Objectives
Action Plan Introduction
Action and Fire Exit Routes
Emergency Action Plan
Evacuate or Shelter-in-Place?
Evacuation and Shelter Procedures
Fire Prevention
Fire Emergencies
Action Plan Review
Portable Fire Extinguishers
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Objectives
PPE- Responsibilities
Bodily Protection
Electrical Safety Objectives
PPE Review
Wiring and Equipment
Power and Utility Lines
Energized Sources
Electrical Hazards
Introduction to Electricity
Electrical Safety
Electrical Review
What are Hazardous Materials?
Hazardous Materials Objectives
Hierarchy of Controls
Types of Hazards
Controlling Physical Hazards
Hazardous Materials
Controlling Health Hazards
Hazardous Materials Review
ADCO – Presentation Disclaimer
This presentation and any accompanying materials are provided for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice from the Association Dealership Compliance Officers (ADCO) or the individual presenter(s). The presentation is not a substitute for legal counsel or advice on any matter which must be tailored to specific facts and circumstances. No attendee of the presentation should act or refrain from acting solely on the basis of any information included in the presentation. Attendees should seek appropriate legal or other professional advice on legal matters specific to their business and operations.
The presentation is not intended to be an exhaustive review of all laws and regulations on any subject. The presentation does not attempt to recite, nor cover, all aspects of the laws and regulations that may affect or apply to the sale and financing of a motor vehicle. Instead, they focus on issues that frequently arise in connection with motor vehicle sales and financing. Best practices may be discussed during the presentation, but they not be necessarily the best or only approach to a particular issue.
We have made every effort to offer current and accurate information with respect to the topic(s) addressed to attendees, but errors can occur. ADCO and the individual presenter(s) assume no liability or responsibility for any use or misuse of any material or any errors or omissions in the content contained in the presentation. This material is provided “as is,” with no guarantees of completeness, accuracy, timeliness or suitability and without warranties of any kind, express or implied. The views and opinions in this presentation and on the following slides are those of the presenter(s) and do not necessarily represent the official policy or position of ADCO.
