
An introduction on all that you will learn in my Freight Dispatching 101 Course.
This includes:
What is a dispatcher/dispatching?
Discussing the role of a dispatcher and all that they need to be successful.
Carrier Agreement/Carrier Profile
The most important documents you must have before recruiting drivers.
Types of trucks and trailers
The dispatchers workflow
Discussing the daily routine of the freight dispatcher
Load Boards and searching for loads
Factoring and broker credit checks
Calculating the best load for your driver
Negotiating with brokers and Rate Confirmations
Managing your driver while on the road
Late fees, Detention Pay, and T.O.N.U
Back office setup
Recruiting/Verifying your drivers
In this lecture, you will understand what exactly a freight dispatcher is and their roles and responsibilities, as well as the tools needed to successfully dispatch.
This lecture discusses the two most important documents a freight dispatcher must have before recruiting carriers. Linked with this lesson are copies of the carrier agreement/carrier profile form that will allow you to edit as you see fit for your own business. PLEASE DO NOT EDIT THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENT, CLICK "FILE" THEN "MAKE A COPY" TO HAVE YOUR OWN.
What is a freight dispatcher/freight dispatching?
A dispatcher is an agent who is contracted by the carrier with the purpose of finding loads, freight, or commodities to haul from one location to another location. The dispatcher often keeps up with the administrative paperwork for the carrier, as well being the middle man who communicates all the load specifics and details between the broker and the carrier throughout the load, from the initial contact regarding the load, and throughout the load completion & invoicing.
Here is an introduction on all that you will learn in my Freight Dispatching 101 Course in order to become successful in the world if freight dispatching.
This includes:
What is a dispatcher/dispatching?
Discussing the role of a dispatcher and all that they need to be successful.
Carrier Agreement/Carrier Profile
The most important documents you must have before recruiting drivers.
Types of trucks and trailers
The dispatchers workflow
Discussing the daily routine of the freight dispatcher
Load Boards and searching for loads
Factoring and broker credit checks
Calculating the best load for your driver
Negotiating with brokers and Rate Confirmations
Managing your driver while on the road
Late fees, Detention Pay, and T.O.N.U
Back office setup
Recruiting/Verifying your drivers