A truck dispatcher’s job is essentially to manage freight on behalf of a carrier. That includes using load boards and personal connections to locate freight that needs to be shipped, speaking to brokers, conducting negotiations,and eventually dispatching drivers and setting up their routes. In many cases, the position also includes some back-end work like reviewing truck drivers’ logs and tracking their hours.

How to Become a Truck Dispatcher? The answer to that question begins with a follow-up question: Are you looking at becoming a truck dispatcher for another employer? or as an independent business opportunity?

As a Truck Dispatcher you will either work as an employee or an independent contractor for a Trucking Company. Most truck drivers rely on others to find loads for them and that is where you come in.

What we Offer:

Intensive online training. During the training there will be activities help participants understand the importance of truck Dispatching. Course works emphasize the development of decision making, communication, teamwork, negotiation, and problem-solving skills. We will teach excellent customer service skills and telephone etiquette. You will gain practical skills and do Trucking Dispatcher duties alone.