Tuesday, August 10, 2021 - Thursday, August 12, 2021
Columbus, Ohio
CVSA’s Operational Policy 4 – Inspector Training and Certification specifies that a Level VI CVSA-certified inspector must successfully complete eight hours of the Level VI refresher training within 24 months of completing his/her Basic Level VI Training Course or the inspector’s last Level VI refresher training. Refresher training is conducted by the person who successfully completed the Level VI Train the Trainer Course every two years. If an inspector/officer does not complete the above requirement, his/her certification will be suspended and in order to become re-certified, the inspector will have to successfully complete the Basic Level VI Training Course. As specified in CVSA Operational Policy 6 – Inspector Certification, each U.S. state or Canadian province Level VI refresher trainer must attend the Level VI Train the Trainer Course every two years.
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Sunday, August 29, 2021 - Thursday, September 2, 2021
Wilmington, DE
The Alliance’s premier annual event includes roll-up-your-sleeve meetings of CVSA’s elected leadership, technical working committees, program committees and task forces. The benefits of the face-to-face interaction are priceless—participants get down to business, discuss, examine, cooperate and make tremendous strides in furthering CVSA’s mission. Please join your colleagues at this year’s most important gathering of the CMV safety and security community. Together, we make a difference and save lives.
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Monday, November 1, 2021 - Friday, November 5, 2021
Camp Hill, PA
CVSA is pleased to announce that it is resuming in-person, industry-only roadside inspection training courses. The weeklong training course will be on driver regulatory roadside inspection requirements and out-of-service conditions and will take place Nov. 1-5 in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. This will be the Alliance’s first industry roadside inspection training course since November 2019.
This course includes information on regulatory definitions, intrastate vs. interstate operations, commercial driver’s license and driver qualification requirements, hazardous materials overview, the updated 2020 U.S. hours-of-service rules, annual and trip inspections on commercial motor vehicles, human trafficking and the DataQ filing process.
This course is intended to provide industry with training to better understand the roadside regulatory requirements. The goal of the training is to provide each carrier with the tools and knowledge to achieve compliance with the roadside safety regulations and a better understanding of the relationship between regulatory requirements and out-of-service conditions.
The deadline for registration is Friday, Oct. 22.
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