Class 1 truck driving is reserved for those that can back up a trailer. Short trailers are harder than long trailers. If you can back up the boat to the lake, or back a holiday trailer into a camping spot, you can probably handle Class 1 driving with little problem. 

"NEW Program" Start today and fast track your career with "Experience and Equivalency Class 1 MELT Curriculum". The Curriculum for the Experience and Equivalency Class 1 MELT Program is based on the National Occupational Standard for Commercial Vehicle Operator (Truck Driver)

The knowledge test can be done at any registry in Alberta. You will need to have the knowledge test and airbrake course done before your road test. Once we have your road test booked we will show you where to go to get your road test permit

(Pre-Employment, Post Accident/Incident, Confirmation) Allow our certified instructors to properly assess your skills and abilities as an independent 3rd party. We have the ability to customize an evaluation to best suit your needs

A Provincial mandatory course for operating vehicles equipped with air brakes, regardless of the class of license the driver possesses. Students learn to inspect and adjust air brake components and understand the operations of an air brake system.

Intended to provide the student with the fundamentals of pre, en route and post trip inspections principles and practices. In addition to vehicle inspections procedures, student will become acquainted with National Safety Code requirements

Provides theory for securing loads inside vans, open flat deck trailers and the regulations under the National Standard for Cargo Securement. Students will learn proper use of cargo winches, straps, chains, boomers and bars with practical demonstrations. 

This course is designed to provide a petroleum industry-training standard for oilfield drivers. Enform sanctions this course, developed in conjunction with six oilfield agencies and two provincial transportation departments. Recognized for demerit credit on your drivers abstract.

This course is designed to provide a petroleum industry-training standard for oilfield drivers. The primary focus is on operational events of driving in the off road for oilfield service. Carrier and Driver responsibilities are explained. 

Formerly called “Defensive Driving”. Designed for the professional driver by introducing the tropics of Attitude, Public Relations and all areas of the truck driving profession.

Drivers must have 2 years’ experience or 150,000 documented kms. Drivers must also have a very clean driving abstract. What is an LCV? If you drive LCVs, most driving happens on scheduled runs, often overnight. Our training teaches you how to drive one of three kinds of LCVs: 

This course is for both drivers and administrators who need to know about hours of service, how to use and collect transportation documents, and the specifics of provincial and federal laws.

This 4 hour hands-on course covers proper installation procedures, and storing and repairing your chains. Available year round, this chain installation course provides the skills and knowledge to be confident with your chains.