Us Truck Dispatcher Training - Dispatchmakers

You can become a truck dispatcher for the US trucking market.

What you'll learn

Working with popular load boards – Mastering platforms like DAT Powerboard, TruckLoads, and Amazon Relay to find loads and collaborate with brokers.

Market analysis – Using analytical tools like DAT, Tracker Path, and others to evaluate demand, pricing trends, and competition.

Finding new clients (truckers) – Sourcing potential clients through FMCSA, QuickTransportSolutions, TheTruckersReport, and AllTruckJobs.

Document management – Handling client onboarding, preparing document packages for brokers, and managing paperwork for each shipment.

Invoicing and debt recovery – Processing payments and recovering outstanding debts, including underpayments and non-payments from brokers.

Handling critical situations – Managing freight shortages, lost shipments, and claims effectively.

Understanding freight carrier equipment – Familiarity with different types of trucks and trailers used in the industry.

Negotiating with brokers – Developing strong negotiation skills to secure better rates and favorable terms.

Checking broker credit ratings – Evaluating a broker's financial stability through DAT, TruckLoads, Google, and other services.

Conducting additional location checks – Using Google services to verify loading and unloading locations for added security.

Requirements

You don't need anything extra to take our training course.

Description

Master the In-Demand Profession of "Truck Dispatcher in the USA" – Start Working for American Employers and Earning American-Level Income!In just 2 weeks, you will learn the high-demand profession of "Truck Dispatcher in the USA" and receive a certificate that will help you start your career!Why Could the Profession of Truck Dispatcher Be the Best Option for You?Remote Work from Anywhere in the World – No need to move to the USA!Fast Training – The course takes no more than 2 weeks to complete.Career Opportunities – Build a career in an American logistics company or develop your own business – our course will teach you how to implement both options.Minimal Startup Investment – Working as a dispatcher does not require large capital investments.Suitable for Everyone – For both men and women – no gender discrimination!Quick Employment – This profession is in high demand in the USA, according to the Indeed job search site.Exclusive materials in our course - "Dispatching on the Amazon Relay Platform" Only in our course you can learn dispatching on the Amazon Relay platform.On Amazon Relay, you can book loads at a rate per mile that is twice as high as the market average (according to a comparative analysis of DAT Load Board and Amazon Relay data).Gain advantages for employment or business development – You will have a broader knowledge base than most other beginner truck dispatchers.Accept Long-Term and Medium-Term Contracts for stable work – In the US freight market, longer-term contracts are highly valued, and Amazon Relay offers unique opportunities to secure them.Start your path to a high-demand profession today!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to the US Trucking Market

Lecture 1 Introduction to Truck Dispatcher Training

Lecture 2 Who is a dispatcher?

Lecture 3 Why dispatching?

Lecture 4 More about the dispatcher's work

Section 2: Logistics chains

Lecture 5 Participants in supply chains

Lecture 6 Shippers and consignees

Lecture 7 Who is a Broker?

Lecture 8 Who is a freight carrier?

Lecture 9 How to become a good dispatcher?

Lecture 10 How does the logistics chain function?

Lecture 11 Why is the broker and dispatcher so important?

Section 3: Starting a Dispatcher Business in the USA

Lecture 12 How to Start a Dispatcher Business in the USA

Lecture 13 What type of company to register?

Lecture 14 Proper organization of the work process

Lecture 15 Description of the dispatcher's day

Lecture 16 How to use transport management systems

Lecture 17 How to open a company (LLC) in the USA remotely?

Lecture 18 Opening a bank account for a US LLC as a non-resident

Lecture 19 What is IP telephony, why is it needed and how to use it

Lecture 20 VPN for remote dispatching (from outside the US)

Section 4: Employment by profession Truck Dispatcher

Lecture 21 What is better - employment as a dispatcher or your own dispatcher business?

Lecture 22 Where to look for vacancies

Section 5: Finding new clients and working with documents

Lecture 23 New clients and their paperwork

Lecture 24 Dispatching contract and other documents

Lecture 25 What documents should be requested from a new client?

Lecture 26 Marketing for your business

Lecture 27 Free ways to find new clients for dispatching

Lecture 28 Finding new clients through the USDOT new registration system

Section 6: Equipment for cargo transportation and cargo

Lecture 29 Cargo carrier equipment and cargo

Lecture 30 Types of tracks

Lecture 31 Types of trailers

Lecture 32 Types of goods (cargo for transportation)

Section 7: Cargo booking

Lecture 33 How does the cargo booking system work?

Lecture 34 Preparing for cargo booking

Lecture 35 What information should you know before booking cargo?

Lecture 36 How to calculate the rate per mile?

Lecture 37 Check the broker's rating before booking!

Lecture 38 Package of documents to send to the broker

Lecture 39 Rate Confirmation

Lecture 40 How to issue invoices (invoicing)

Lecture 41 How to use DAT Load Board

Lecture 42 How to use TruckLoads Board

Lecture 43 How to Use Google Maps to Analyze Loading and Unloading Locations

Section 8: Amazon Relay Dispatching

Lecture 44 About Dispatching on Amazon Relay

Lecture 45 Getting to Know Amazon Relay

Lecture 46 Amazon Relay Requirements for Carriers

Lecture 47 How Amazon Relay Trucking Works

Lecture 48 How to use the Amazon Relay LoadBoard - Part 1

Lecture 49 How to use the Amazon Relay LoadBoard - Part 2

Section 9: Negotiation

Lecture 50 On the importance of negotiations

Lecture 51 How to negotiate higher rates per mile?

Lecture 52 Market insights and trends

Lecture 53 How to strengthen your negotiating position?

Lecture 54 Incoming and outgoing freight rates

Lecture 55 Seasonality of the US Freight Market

Section 10: Problem solving

Lecture 56 Problems and their solutions

Lecture 57 How to solve problems and prevent them from occurring

Lecture 58 Delays and how to solve them?

Lecture 59 What to do if the cargo is damaged?

Lecture 60 Types of claims and how to solve this problem?

Lecture 61 Collection of payments from brokers

Lecture 62 Non-payment and underpayment. How to solve these problems?

This course is designed for those who want to acquire a high-paying and in-demand profession in USA