HR Resource Library

Access HR resources designed by and for the trucking and logistics industry.

At Trucking HR Canada, we strive to make your job easier. One way we do that is by delivering a comprehensive collection of practical up-to-date guides, tools, templates and more to support effective human resources management amongst industry employers.

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Modernize your talent strategy for 2026: New tools and recruitment tips from THRC

Stay ahead of the competition for top talent. Discover how successful trucking and logistics companies...

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Unlock the power of THRC: Funding, resources, and workforce solutions at your fingertips

Join us for a fast-paced, information-packed session for a taste of all the real-world workforce...

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What your employees aren’t telling you: Identifying types of support employees need to succeed

Employees on the road, in the shop, and in the office want to succeed —...

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Two-part series: How Canada’s 2025 Top Fleet Employers stay ahead 

What do Top Fleets Employers know that you don’t — yet? This two-part webinar series...

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Two-part series: How Canada’s 2025 Top Fleet Employers stay ahead

What do Top Fleets Employers know that you don’t — yet? This two-part webinar series...

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Driving productivity in Canada’s trucking industry: The culture connection

The trucking industry has faced hiring and retention challenges, and now productivity has become a...

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Navigating employee leaves: Balancing empathy, compliance, and risk in a shifting legal landscape

In today’s workplace, managing employee leaves is no longer just a matter of policy, it's...

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2025 Top Fleet Employers Gala

Join us in Toronto for this year’s Top Fleet Employer Gala where employers are recognized...

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Safer workplaces, stronger teams: Preventing negative interactions that drive turnover

Join us to ensure your workplace is safe, compliant, and attractive to top talent. 

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Women With Drive Hits the Road- Toronto

Join us for THRC’s popular cross-country networking event, Women with Drive Hits the Road, when...

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The new standard in driver safety: Free THRC tools every fleet should be using

Discover downloadable, ready-to-use resources designed to help you train, assess, and develop commercial transport drivers...

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Women’s Leadership Accord: Lead the way for women in trucking

Join our webinar to learn how your organization can showcase your efforts and be recognized...

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Connector Tool / Outil de connexion

Welcome to THRC’s Connector Tool, an online database of organizations and information that can help...

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Post Covid-19 Employer Playbook

As we all cope and respond to the Covid-19 pandemic, we are here to support...

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Training Resources

National Occupational Standard Toolkit

The work of a commercial vehicle operator (truck driver) can be varied. Many of these individuals will require job-specific knowledge, skills and abilities that apply to specific workplaces, industries and commodities.

This National Occupational Standard clearly defines the core knowledge, skills and abilities that are shared by the widest-possible array of commercial vehicle operators (truck drivers) and typically developed early in a career.

Access the National Occupational Standard for Commercial Vehicle Operator here.

Access the National Occupational Standard toolkit here.

 

Physical Demands Assessments

Physical Demands Assessments (PDAs) identify the physical job requirements for specific occupations. Once employers are aware of the physical requirements of the job, current employees and new hires can be assessed to determine if they can perform the physical duties. If required, potential accommodations can be put in place to allow workers from various under-represented groups to not only perform, but thrive, in their roles – a mutually beneficial outcome for both workers and employers.

This project was funded in part by Employment and Social Development Canada.