Load Securement
Load Securement is a critical safety factor on the nation’s highways. Federal and State Regulations require commercial drivers to use a minimum number of tiedowns to secure their loads. Just one strap or chain could be the difference between safety and disaster.
Load Securement – DOT Compliance educates Corporate Drivers in the rules, regulations, and safety of preparing to load a truck, loading equipment, and securing equipment.
Management Group
- Administrative Issues (Policies, Pre/Post Trip)
- Management Responsibilities
- State & Federal Requirements
- Load Securement Overview
- Hours of Service
- Consulting
Employee Group
- Load Securement Definitions
- Truck/Trailer Dynamics
- Hitch Types
- Cargo Types
- Securement Configurations
Regulatory Requirement (Pre-Post Test)Advanced Hands-On Loading Field Audits
Instructors: Certified by State of Ohio Department of Public SafetyResults: Available upon request
Half-Day Load Securement
- Department of Transportation (DOT) Regulations
- Ohio Revised Code
- Driver Responsibilities / Liabilities
- Load Securement Requirements according to section 393.100 of the FMCSR
- Certificate of Completion
 Full-Day Load Securement
- Hands-On Loading and Securing
- Department of Transportation (DOT) Regulations
- Ohio Revised Code • Driver Responsibilities / Liabilities
- Load Securement Requirements according to section 393.100 of the FMCSR
- Truck/Trailer Dynamics
- Axle Capacities
- Towing Capacities
- Trailer Hook-Ups
- Tires
- Securement Configurations
- Certificate of Completion