General Industry Training

Workplace safety, supervisor skills, and fleet operations topics that support compliance beyond a single federal rulebook.

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  • DOT Supervisor / Reasonable Suspicion course thumbnailTraining

    DOT Supervisor / Reasonable Suspicion

    This training helps DOT supervisors recognize signs of possible drug or alcohol misuse and understand the proper reasonable-suspicion testing process under applicable DOT regulations.

    Self-paced1 lessonsBeginner
  • English Proficiency for Commercial Drivers course thumbnailTraining

    English Proficiency for Commercial Drivers

    English language assessments for CMV operators - DOT scenarios, document reading, road signs, and listening comprehension.

    Self-paced1 lessonsBeginner
  • Hours of Service for Property-Carrying Drivers course thumbnailTraining

    Hours of Service for Property-Carrying Drivers

    Federal hours of service rules for drivers of property-carrying commercial motor vehicles in interstate commerce. Nine short modules, a capstone week, and a 30-question final exam at 80 percent to pass. About 90 minutes. Covers 49 CFR Part 395: the 11-hour driving limit, the 14-hour window, the 30-minute break, the 60 and 70-hour limits, the 34-hour restart, sleeper berth splits, exceptions, electronic logging devices and records, and roadside inspections.

    Self-paced1 lessonsBeginner
  • DOT Designated Employer Representative Training course thumbnailTraining

    DOT Designated Employer Representative Training

    DOT Designated Employer Representative Training - certificate of completion. Training aligned to the DER duties set out in 49 CFR Part 40. Course version 1.0 . Regulation currency date: 2026-07-22 .

    Self-paced1 lessonsBeginner

Why this training matters

Who needs it
Fleet managers, supervisors, and safety coordinators
Regulation
OSHA general duty clause and carrier internal safety policies
Consequences
Preventable incidents, higher workers' comp costs, and gaps during customer safety reviews.

Frequently asked questions

General industry courses cover supervisory and operational safety beyond specific FMCSA parts - ideal for back-office and management roles.