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  • Driver training
  • Training guides

Training Guide: Tractor-trailer coupling and un-coupling

Support safer and more consistent tractor-trailer coupling and uncoupling instruction. This training guide helps instructors, trainers, mentors, and coaches teach commercial transport truck operators using structured task sequences, clear performance expectations, error identification, and practical training guidance.

  • Driver training
  • Training guides

Training Guide: Tractor-trailer backing

Support safer and more consistent backing instruction. This training guide helps instructors, trainers, mentors, and coaches teach commercial transport truck operators backing techniques using structured sub-tasks, clear performance expectations, error identification, and practical visual examples.

  • Driver training
  • Driver
  • OLT

Review Guide

Review and strengthen your commercial transport truck operator training program. This guide helps trucking and logistics employers, trainers, mentors, coaches, and training providers assess existing onboarding, finishing, or occupational-level training programs against THRC’s National Occupational Standard and related driver training tools.

  • Driver training
  • Driver
  • OLT

Development Guide

Build a stronger driver finishing program with practical planning guidance. This resource helps trucking and logistics employers structure occupational-level training that supports safer onboarding, stronger driver readiness, and more consistent workforce development.

  • Regs/comp
  • Fed emp
  • ACA

The Accessible Canada Act – A Sample Progress Report

Document accessibility progress with clarity and confidence. This sample progress report helps federally regulated trucking and logistics employers report on ACA priority areas, consultations with persons with disabilities, feedback received, actions taken, alternate format requirements, and progress toward accessibility plan commitments.

  • Regs/comp
  • Fed emp
  • ACA

The Accessible Canada Act – A Guide to Developing Your Feedback Process and Sample Template

Develop a clear accessibility feedback process under the Accessible Canada Act. This guide helps federally regulated trucking and logistics employers understand how to receive, acknowledge, retain, consider, publish, and report on accessibility feedback, with a sample template and FAQs to support implementation.

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  • Guide
  • HR management

Successful Management in the Changing World of Work: A Guide for Today’s Manager

Strengthen management practices for today’s workplace. This guide helps trucking and logistics managers adapt to changing work expectations, support employee well-being, manage results instead of time, provide meaningful feedback, encourage employee development, build a learning culture, communicate effectively, manage conflict, and develop flexibility, adaptability, and resilience.

  • Driver training
  • Guide
  • Tool/Template
  • nos-docs

National Occupational Standard for Commercial Transport Truck Operators (NOS-O)

Build driver training and development on a clear competency foundation. This standard defines the knowledge, skills, and abilities commercial transport truck operators need to perform safely, professionally, and effectively in the workplace.

  • Driver training
  • nos-docs

National Occupational Standard for Commercial Transport Truck Instructor (NOS-I)

Build stronger driver training through stronger instructor development. This standard defines the competencies commercial transport truck instructors, trainers, mentors, and coaches need to deliver effective classroom, practical, in-yard, in-cab, on-road, and mentoring-based learning.

  • Driver training
  • Guide
  • Tool/Template
  • nos-o-docs

NOS-O Supplement – Transporting Cargo on Flatbeds Vehicles

Support safer flatbed cargo transport with clear competency guidance. This supplement helps training developers and providers build flatbed training content focused on cargo securement, loading and unloading, tiedown use, inspection requirements, specialized equipment, and commodity-specific securement practices.