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Class 1 Experience and Equivalency M.E.L.T. Training

Beginning January 1, 2021, all drivers wanting to obtain their Class 3 to class 1 licence must complete the Experience and Equivalency mandatory entry- level training course.u000bClass 1:MELT Components<br>

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Class 1 Experience and Equivalency M.E.L.T. Training

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  1. Class 1 Experience and Equivalency M.E.L.T. Training

  2. Experience and Equivalency M.E.L.T Beginning January 1, 2021, all drivers wanting to obtain their Class 3 to class 1 licence must complete the Experience and Equivalency mandatory entry- level training course. Class 1:MELT Components ● Classroom 11 hours ● In-Yard (around the vehicle) 6.5 hours ● In-Cab (behind the wheel) 22.5 hours

  3. Air Brake - If you don't have already. 1. Classroom 6.5 hours 2. In-Yard (around the vehicle) 2.0 hours Please note, government testing fees, road test permit fees, and drivers medical fees are an additional cost.

  4. Class 1 (Refresher) Class 1 Hourly Instruction Can be purchased in 2-hour time slots, pay as you go available to existing class 1 license holders only. $120.00/hour - 2-hour time slots available $ 120.00 / hr For over 18 years Maple Truck Training has set the standard in training professional Class One drivers in Alberta. Maple Truck Training hires only the most qualified and knowledgeable instructors available in the industry. You get more than just driver training, you get the techniques and skills that only experienced instructors can offer.

  5. Course Eligibility Hold a current Alberta Class 3 driver’s licence. Have held an Alberta Class 3 driver’s licence or the equivalent driver’s licence from another Canadian jurisdiction for two (2) or more years; and To demonstrate that they meet this criterion, drivers who gained their two year of experience with holding a Class 3 equivalent driver’s licence in another Canadian jurisdiction must provide a driver’s abstract from the other Canadian jurisdiction.

  6. Have two (2) or more years of work experience operating a single motor vehicle with three (3) or more axles. a. To demonstrate that they meet this criterion, drivers must provide one of the following: A signed letter(s) from an employer that states you have a minimum of two years work experience operating a single motor vehicle with three or more axles. The letter must include the employer’s contact information. A signed letter(s) from customers or suppliers that specifies that you operate a vehicle with three or more axles to provide your service to them and have provided the service for a minimum of two years. The letter must include the customers’ or suppliers’ contact information. A daily log book for a two year-period that meets the requirements under outlined in the Drivers’ Hours of Service Regulation or the Government of Canada’s Commercial Vehicle Drivers Hours of Service Regulations.

  7. Contact us Address - 12847-56 Street, Edmonton, AB T5A 0C9 Email - info@mapletrucktraining.com Phone - +1 780-473-4347 Website - https://mapletrucktraining.com/

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