Learn essential techniques for navigating icy and snowy roads safely with our specialized winter driving course in Calgary

Get certified to handle hazardous materials with our thorough Hazmat training program, focusing on safety and compliance.

Understand the mechanics and operation of air brake systems in our detailed Air Brakes course, a must for professional truck drivers.

This course provides critical information on drug and alcohol regulations and testing procedures to ensure safety and compliance in the trucking industry.

Learn about Safety Management Systems (SMS) and how to implement them to maintain high safety standards in your trucking operations.

Our IRP Plates course covers the International Registration Plan, helping you understand multi-jurisdictional registration for commercial vehicles.

Master the art of maintaining accurate driver logs, a crucial skill for compliance and efficient operation in the trucking industry.

Analyze real-world collision scenarios to learn from past incidents and improve your defensive driving techniques.

Enhance your driving skills with our defensive driving courses, focused on preventing accidents and handling emergency situations effectively.

Learn how to keep comprehensive maintenance records for your fleet, ensuring vehicles are safe and roadworthy.

Understand the regulations surrounding driver hours of service to ensure compliance and promote safe driving practices.

Gain expertise in conducting thorough pre-trip inspections to identify and address potential vehicle issues before hitting the road.

Our Commercial Vehicle Operator’s Registration (CVOR) training helps you understand the responsibilities and requirements for operating commercial vehicles in compliance with regulations.

Learn how to maintain and manage driver qualification files, ensuring all necessary documentation is up to date and compliant with industry standards.

This course covers the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) requirements, helping you secure and expedite cross-border transportation.

A Class 3 driver's license allows you to operate heavy vehicles, including trucks with a net weight over 4,500 kg, and requires specific training and testing.

In Alberta, the Class 1 Experience and Equivalency program allows experienced Class 2 or 3 drivers with at least two years of experience operating vehicles with three or more axles to obtain a Class 1 license with reduced training hours. This program recognizes prior experience and offers a pathway to a Class 1 license through a combination of training and testing.