The Cargo Securement online training course provides OSHA-compliant instruction for drivers and workers responsible for securing loads in transport. Improperly secured cargo can lead to serious accidents, injuries, or violations — this course teaches how to meet federal cargo securement standards and prevent load shifts or falls during transit.

This interactive course includes sections on regulatory requirements, securing processes, and hazard prevention, with intermittent quiz questions that reinforce key learning objectives. Upon completion, participants will have a solid understanding of safe cargo handling practices and the federal standards that apply to them.

This training meets the OSHA classroom requirement and aligns with 49 CFR §393 Subpart I – Protection Against Shifting and Falling Cargo, including:

• §393.100 – Applicability and general requirements
• §393.102 – Minimum performance criteria for securement devices
• §393.104 – Standards for devices and systems
• §393.106 – General requirements for securing cargo
• §393.108 – Working load limits and tiedown strength
• §393.110 – Minimum number of tiedowns
• §393.114 – Front-end structure requirements
• §393.116 – §393.136 – Commodity-specific securement standards

• Governing Bodies & Compliance Requirements – Understand OSHA, FMCSA, and DOT roles in cargo securement.
• Securing Process & Inspection Procedures – Learn step-by-step procedures for proper securement and load checks.
• Specific Cargo Types – Explore securement techniques for various materials and equipment.
• Hazard Identification & Prevention – Recognize load shift risks and prevent transport-related incidents.
• Practical Transport Considerations – Apply best practices for safe, compliant transportation under real-world conditions.

This online course takes approximately 120 minutes to complete. Learners may start, pause, and resume training at their convenience.

A passing score of 80% is required to successfully complete the course. Learners are given two opportunities to achieve a passing grade.

Upon successful completion, a Certificate of Completion will be available for download and printing. This certificate confirms the learner’s understanding of OSHA-compliant cargo securement practices.