This course is designed for professional, experienced truck drivers looking to fine-tune their skills. It is not for new or inexperienced drivers; it is recommended that participants have at least one year of professional driving completed before taking this course.
This Canadian Trucking Alliance course for experienced professional drivers is a professional development course in Manitoba. This course meets the regulatory requirements for LCV drivers in Alberta, BC, and Saskatchewan, as well. This course consists of four hours in the classroom and a three hour road test**. There is a manual supplied by the MTA that participants can keep upon completion of the LCV course.
This 2-day course developed by NATMI (North American Transportation Management Institute), introduces skills and knowledge you’ll need to investigate collisions with the goal of preventing future incidents. You will learn how to plan your company’s loss response, collect and interpret data on scene and away from the crash site, create scene sketches and verify incident reports, interview drivers and witnesses, and responsibly store the information you’ve collected.
This half-day course is for those who need to refresh their understanding of the Canadian and US hours of service legislation, or for those who are new to the industry. This course is valuable for drivers, dispatchers, shippers, and customer service personnel to ensure that freight is being moved in a timely and safe manner.
This half-day course is designed to help those who handle dangerous goods – shippers, carriers, and receivers – better understand the regulations and what their responsibilities are when it comes to transporting dangerous goods.
