Part 393 cargo securement standards across common commodity types.
Price
$39
Format
Single course
Est. time
~3 hrs
Modules
7
Cargo securement standards under 49 CFR Part 393 — the performance criteria a load has to meet and how to hit them in practice. It covers why securement fails and the scope and performance criteria that apply, the tiedown system and working-load-limit ratings, the securement math for figuring out how much is enough, general freight practices like blocking, bracing, and friction, the driver's inspection duty under §392.9, commodity-specific securement rules, and the violations and out-of-service criteria that follow when a load isn't secured correctly.
◇ Objective
After this course you can calculate whether a load's securement meets the working-load-limit math, apply the right method for common and commodity-specific freight, and perform the driver's §392.9 inspection correctly.
Self-paced, fully online
7 modules
Knowledge check each module — 80% to pass
Progress saved as you go
Completion certificate filed to your record
Why Securement Fails: Scope & Performance Criteria
The Securement System: Tiedowns, Anchor Points & WLL Ratings
How Much Is Enough: The Securement Math
General Freight in Practice: Blocking, Bracing, Friction & the Front Wall
The Driver's Inspection Duty (§392.9)
Commodity-Specific Securement: Overview + Deep Dives
Violations, Out-of-Service & CSA Impact
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