Annual Inspection
DOT
Training Online
Get started with DOT Annual Inspection Training Online. Our user-friendly online course offers easy access anytime, anywhere with an internet connection, allowing you to dive deep into the details of DOT standards and safety regulations at your own pace.
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Enhance your inspection skills and earn a certificate of completion in DOT Inspection Training. Get your qualification form which qualifies you to conduct annual inspections, giving you a valuable edge in your career.Â
Overall a very good course. Lot of information and a good brake down in steps. I am giving A++ rating for sure.
Anthony Mendez
Los Angeles, CA
My mechanics really liked the course and I am happy they keep the trucks safe on the road. Great course structure.
Kevin Moreno
Houston, TX
Incredible DOT training course! Informative, engaging, and flexible. Highly recommended for anyone.
David Portillo
Las Vegas, NV
These courses are a fantastic resources for anyone looking to excel in DOT inspection. I found them to be informative and practical.
Joe Pineda
Scottsdale, AZ
It's a good reminder as I forgot most of this stuff I learned a while ago. Will recommend my fellow mechanics and drivers.
Oscar Gonzales
Riverside, CA
DOT Inspection Training
With the increasing focus on commercial vehicle enforcement, wouldn’t it be beneficial to stay ahead of roadside violations?
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That’s precisely what our online DOT Annual Inspection Training Online provides. Completing this course offers users a comprehensive understanding of the FMCSRs pertaining to vehicle equipment and minimum inspection standards. Inspector qualification form is included at the end of the course.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The annual inspection training, also known as CVIP (Commercial Vehicle Inspection Program) includes operations and maintenance training which covers essential sections of FMCSR for Qualified Inspector Requirements:
- Part 390: Definition of CMV (Commercial Motor Vehicle)
- Part 393: Lighting, Brakes, Chassis, Fuel systems, and more
- Part 396: Inspector Qualifications, Inspection Reports, and Record Keeping
- Appendix G: Minimum Inspection Standards
- Qualification Form
The course is self-paced, giving users the flexibility to take as much time as they need to successfully complete it. To progress, each section must be passed in order, and with a single paid registration, you’ll have access until you’ve completed the entire course. No need to worry about failing and having to pay again. Upon successful completion, each user will receive a certificate.
Yes, after completing the course you will receive a certificate of completion and a qualification form. The Qualification form also suggests one of following along with this training course: At least one year experience as a mechanic or inspector in truck maintenance at a commercial garage, fleet leasing company, or similar facility or in a motor carrier maintenance program. Please keep both the certificate and the signed qualification form in order to qualify for conducting inspections.
Yes, we provide a digital copy of your certificate via downloadable file.Â
Absolutely, at the checkout page please fill in your employees / registrants details in the register fields and fill the payment billing details along with payment form. If you need 3 or more employee registration please click here for group discount order page.
FMCSA and DOT regulations apply nationwide, therefore this course is valid nationwide. As far as FMCSA, the qualification form is satisfactory, but some states do have their own departments who might want further qualifications and requirements.
At the end of the course we provide you with an inspection form used by DOT. You can buy stickers on amazon or any other retailers.
Yes, both trailer inspections and brake inspections are covered in the course.
DOT Annual Inspection Training
When it comes to ensuring the safety and compliance of commercial vehicles on the road, the DOT (Department of Transportation) Safety Inspection Training is an essential and invaluable resource. Whether you’re a mechanic, a fleet manager, or a driver, understanding the ins and outs of this training can have a significant impact on the safety and efficiency of your operations.