Become aTrucking Safety Manager
The complete, hands-on program that takes you from zero to running a carrier's entire safety and compliance department — hiring, DQ files, IFTA, insurance, operations, FMCSA audits and the government systems behind them all.
Built on the systems the industry runs on
What a Safety Manager actually does
The safety manager keeps a carrier legal, insured and on the road. It's one of the most in-demand, best-paid back-office roles in trucking — and this course teaches every part of it.
Hire & qualify drivers
Run applications, PSP, MVR, Clearinghouse, agreements, drug & alcohol overview, and a clean onboarding + orientation flow.
Own the DQ files
Structure driver, truck and company documents in Google Drive and across TMS systems — audit-ready, every time.
File IFTA & permits
IFTA, state permits (NM, NY HUT, CT, KY, OR), CTC, and adding trucks to TRUCRS the right way.
Manage insurance
COIs, policy changes, loss runs, renewals, agents and claims — the full insurance lifecycle.
Run operations
Company setup, IRP, DataQ, and handling accidents, inspections, citations and violations (with VioCodes).
Pass FMCSA audits
New Entrant Safety Audits and full Compliance Reviews — know exactly what auditors ask for.
Who it's for
Seven modules. One profession.
35 focused lessons that take you from applications to audits — every document, portal and process a working safety manager touches.
- Applications
- Introduction, PSP, MVR
- Clearinghouse overview
- Agreements
- Drug & alcohol testing (overview)
- Insurance quotes
- Onboarding process
- Orientation process
One price. Everything.
No subscriptions, no per-module upsells, no expiring access. Pay once and keep the whole program — plus support — for life.
All modules · lifetime access · support chat included
- All 7 modules — lifetime access
- Every future update, free
- Private support chat
- Real documents, portals & workflows
- Operations module in partnership with VioCodes
- Certificate of completion
Questions first? Message @samstephson on Telegram
Questions, answered
No. The course starts from the fundamentals and builds up to running a full safety department. Prior dispatch or logistics experience helps, but it isn't required.