Dispatchers deal with all kinds of different shipments, from refrigerated foods and beverages to furniture, cars, and more. Shipping more fragile goods such as TVs, glassware, and other items often means finding ways to keep them safe from damage as they travel over long distances. To keep fragile goods in one piece, shipping companies will
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Dispatcher training can lead to many interesting careers, including working for emergency services. Many of the same skills used in truck dispatching apply equally to working to get fire, police, ambulance, and first response teams out to people who need help. For professionals who want a fast-paced, hugely important career, pursuing this kind of option
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A regular 9-5 workday can be long. It’s normal for someone’s attention to drift at times, and for professionals to not be as productive as they would always like to be. However, being able to focus when you need to is a valuable tool to have. It can help ensure that important work gets done
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February brought two huge steps forward for trucking safety in Canada, with the government announcing plans to initiate new safety regulations that could go a long way towards making our roads safer. Officials from Transport Minister Marc Garneau’s department confirmed that they were moving forward with a measure that will make Electronic Logging Devices (ELDS)
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Most transportation companies are constantly looking for ways to be more efficient. Efficiency in the industry doesn’t only mean getting the goods to the customer quickly, it can also mean saving money, and having a team of workers who know how to make the best use of their time while on the job. In any
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