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A class DZ license will allow you to operate and drive straight or articulated trucks to transport goods and materials. You will be responsible for ensuring the safety and security of cargo, and must have good communication skills to receive and relay information to a centralized dispatcher.
A career as a commercial driver can offer you stable employment and can provide long-term financial security.This program does not require approval under the Ontario Career Colleges Act, 2005.
WHAT DOES THIS COURSE COVER?
- Pre-Trip Inspection
- Airbrakes Practical and Safety Inspections
- Defensive Driving
- Route Planning
- Cargo/ Load Security
- Regulatory and legal requirements in Canada and the US
- Highway Training
- Turns, Backing, Shifting
- Safety Requirements
- Emergency Procedures
HOW LONG IS THE COURSE ?
Depending on your experience (or lack of experience) you can register for a training program that suits your needs.
Each Driving Lesson is scheduled for 1 Full Hour.
Topics covered during training include Vehicle Inspections, On the Road Training and Yard Work and Safety Procedures.
*Note: Training is completed on a Bobtail, Automatic Tractor. This vehicle is approved by the MTO for D Class testing.
Lessons can be scheduled 7 days a week, from 6am-11pm (Flexible schedule)
10 Hours of D Training
WHAT WILL I GRADUATE WITH?
Upon successfully completing a Road Test with the MTO (Ministry of Transportation Ontario) Students will receive an Ontario DZ Driver’s License.
WHAT DO I NEED BEFORE I CAN BEGIN?
- Valid Ontario Class ‘G’ License or higher
- Knowledge verification of Rules of the Road and Signs. Handbook and materials provided to help in passing the knowledge tests.
- MTO approved Medical Form completed
HOW DO I REGISTER FOR THIS COURSE?
Lessons can be scheduled 7 days a week, from 8am-10pm.
Upon registration students will receive a confirmation email confirming enrolment and username and password to access our online portal to manage schedule and payment.
CAN I GET A JOB AFTER I COMPLETE THIS PROGRAM?
Lessons can be scheduled 7 days a week, from 8am-10pm.
Commercial DZ Drivers fill a number of very important jobs within all cities including but not limited to: Fire-Truck Drivers, Waste Removal, Transporting materials to and from Construction sites, Local Delivery Trucks, Dump Truck Drivers, and many more!
Below are a few places you might consider when beginning your search on this new career path:
IS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE FOR THIS COURSE?
There are several financing options that might be available to you.
Please visit our Financial Help for more info.
- Pre-Trip Inspection
- Airbrakes Practical and Safety Inspections
- Defensive Driving
- Route Planning
- Cargo/ Load Security
- Regulatory and legal requirements in Canada and the US
- Highway Training
- Turns, Backing, Shifting
- Safety Requirements
- Emergency Procedures
Depending on your experience (or lack of experience) you can register for a training program that suits your needs.
Each Driving Lesson is scheduled for 1 Full Hour.
Topics covered during training include Vehicle Inspections, On the Road Training and Yard Work and Safety Procedures.
*Note: Training is completed on a Bobtail, Automatic Tractor. This vehicle is approved by the MTO for D Class testing.
Lessons can be scheduled 7 days a week, from 6am-11pm (Flexible schedule)
10 Hours of D TrainingUpon successfully completing a Road Test with the MTO (Ministry of Transportation Ontario) Students will receive an Ontario DZ Driver’s License.
- Valid Ontario Class ‘G’ License or higher
- Knowledge verification of Rules of the Road and Signs. Handbook and materials provided to help in passing the knowledge tests.
- MTO approved Medical Form completed
Lessons can be scheduled 7 days a week, from 8am-10pm.
Upon registration students will receive a confirmation email confirming enrolment and username and password to access our online portal to manage schedule and payment.
Lessons can be scheduled 7 days a week, from 8am-10pm.
Commercial DZ Drivers fill a number of very important jobs within all cities including but not limited to: Fire-Truck Drivers, Waste Removal, Transporting materials to and from Construction sites, Local Delivery Trucks, Dump Truck Drivers, and many more!Below are a few places you might consider when beginning your search on this new career path:
There are several financing options that might be available to you.
Please visit our Financial Help for more info.
