Truck Dispatcher Working With Owner Operators

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Last updated 2022-01-10 | 4.6

- You will learn and understand all the basic knowledge required for truck dispatcher job
- You will learn how to negotiate with freight brokers
- there is a call script example (Text)
- You will learn how to build a relationship with your driver(An owner-operator = your customer)

What you'll learn

You will learn and understand all the basic knowledge required for truck dispatcher job

You will learn how to negotiate with freight brokers

there is a call script example (Text)

You will learn how to build a relationship with your driver(An owner-operator = your customer)

You will learn the all basic information you need: Who is a shipper

who is a receiver

who is owner operator

what is a dock

and much more.

You will lear a ll you need to know about ELD (Electronic logging device)

You will learn the basics of HOS(Hour Of Service) rules (How much time a driver is allowed to drive within his shift

when will he get a violation...and more)

You will learn all about your trucking company's documentation

You will learn how to set-up with a new freight brokerage company

You will learn about call dynamics

you will read call script example for booking loads and getting money from the broker to pay lumper service.

You will be able to make a difference in between sounding insecure and confident. There is a example in one of the videos.

You will learn all you need to know about trucks and trailers to work as a dispatcher.

Read about on how to avoid mistakes at the beginning of you disptacher-carrier.

* Requirements

* Be motivated to earn money
* Be able to understand English language
* Be motivated to learn about trucking
* No prior knowledge is needed

Description

You will learn and understand all the basic knowledge required for truck dispatcher job
You will learn how to negotiate with freight brokers, there is a call script example (Text)
You will learn how to build a relationship with your driver(An owner-operator = your customer)
You will learn the all basic information you need: Who is a shipper, who is a receiver, who is owner operator, what is a dock, and much more.
You will lear a ll you need to know about ELD (Electronic logging device)
You will learn the basics of HOS(Hour Of Service) rules (How much time a driver is allowed to drive within his shift, when will he get a violation...and more)
You will learn all about your trucking company's documentation
You will learn how to set-up with a new freight brokerage company
You will learn about call dynamics, you will read call script example for booking loads and getting money from the broker to pay lumper service.
You will be able to make a difference in between sounding insecure and confident. There is a example in one of the videos.
You will learn all you need to know about trucks and trailers to work as a dispatcher.
Read about on how to avoid mistakes at the beginning of you disptacher-carrier.

Course content

8 sections • 28 lectures

Introduction 1 lectures

Introduction Preview 01:00

Dispatcher, broker and driver 5 lectures

Who is a dispatcher Preview 00:34

This lesson describes to you:

Who is a truck dispatcher, and what kind of a deal he has with the trucking company/How he earns money?
Who is the owner-operator?

The dispatcher needs to know Preview 02:48

This lesson describes what primary information dispatcher needs to know about his company and his driver/s so he can be able to book a load.

What is ELD, and what does it stand for. It also describes how it is essential to know English(For whom English is not a primary language).

Meet your driver Preview 01:39

This lesson describes:

Who is a driver? What can you expect from the driver?
How to present yourself to the driver?

Meet Your Broker Preview 01:14

In this lesson, you will find out how a freight broker gets paid and how to present your truck so the broker will be more willing to use your services.