Practical Cargo Securement for Drivers – Flatbed

Flatbed hauling demands strict attention to safety, proper loading, and securement techniques. The Practical Cargo Securement for Drivers – Flatbed course gives drivers the essential knowledge required to secure loads safely and in compliance with the North American Cargo Securement Standard.

This program delivers clear, practical guidance based on Techni-Com’s respected Practical Cargo Securement manual. It focuses on real-world securement practices used in flatbed operations, helping drivers understand how to assess load risks, select appropriate securement equipment, and apply correct tie-down methods to prevent cargo movement.

 

Course Content

As a Trucking Company you have a regulated obligation both federally and provincial through OH&S to have training on safety related investigations. The Fundamentals of Investigation course meets these requirements. This 2-day course introduces a variety of basic investigative skills required to conduct basic occupational health and safety-related investigations.

    • Core securement principles and legal requirements
    • Correct use and inspection of securement devices
    • Working load limits and calculating tie-down needs
    • Methods for securing common flatbed loads
    • Pre-trip, roadside, and en-route inspection procedures
    • Best practices to prevent shifting, damage, or collisions due to insecure loads

Fee

$58.95

Instruction

Student Seld-Service, Online

Duration

Full Day Classroom Equivalent

More Information

Student Profile: Drivers
Pre-requisites: None
Language of Instruction: English

Upcoming Opportunties

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This online training course is delivered by CarriersEdge, a trusted Saskatchewan Trucking Association partner.

Lesson Qty: 5
Passing Score: 80

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