ABOUT US!
WELCOME TO AZIDA.ORG
About us!
In our association, we are dedicated to supporting the required safety and defending the trucking industry.
Our members include trucking companies of all sizes, owner-operators, and industry suppliers who work together to advance the interests of the industry and promote safety and efficiency.
Why join our association?
Advocacy: We advocate on behalf of our members and the industry as a whole to ensure that trucking is fairly and effectively represented in the legislative and regulatory arenas.
Education and Training – We offer a variety of educational resources and training programs required by the FMCSA & DOT, to help our members stay informed and up-to-date on the latest industry trends and regulations. Avoiding sanctions and delays in the delivery of goods.
Networking: We provide opportunities for our members to network and connect with others in the industry, helping them build relationships and grow their businesses.
Industry Updates – We keep our members informed of important industry news and updates, including regulatory changes and emerging trends.
Joining our association is easy and affordable. We offer a variety of membership options to meet the needs of any trucking company or industry supplier.
Thank you for considering our association as your partner in the trucking industry.
BILINGUAL COURSES
ENGLISH PROFICIENCY COURSE
In the trucking industry, the ability to communicate in English is not just an advantage: it is a mandatory requirement under FMCSA (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration) regulations. According to federal standards, commercial vehicle drivers must be able to read, speak, and understand English sufficiently to interact with the public, understand traffic signs, respond appropriately in emergency situations, and complete necessary documentation.
To help drivers meet this essential requirement, we offer a specialized English course for truck drivers, focusing on technical vocabulary, real-world road situations, and functional communication. Our program is designed to provide participants with the language skills necessary to operate safely, professionally, and in compliance with current regulations.
This course not only facilitates legal compliance but also improves each driver's safety, confidence, and job opportunities.
TRAINING ON SITE
International Safety Training
Arizona Independent Drivers Association, Inc. (AZIDA) is the first fast-growing international association focused on educational safety training and bringing together land transportation companies and truck drivers in Arizona and Sonora.
Why join? Our association is based on the laws and regulations of FMCSA and DOT of the USA to offer better transport safety.
The new programs that ground transport companies must meet are confusing and a bit complicated to understand the criteria.
Our association helps companies and operators show you in detail what they can learn from each other to improve and comply with the requirements of C/TPA certification.
Why are AZIDA training solutions different? We are not just booking learners, we do everything from trainers, instructors, and auditors.
We are a company composed of execution professionals in the prevention of fines and accidents.
We strive to give a complete image of trust with your customers and therefore reputation for your transportation company.
Our trainers have conducted training, regulatory compliance, and road inspection seminars and have experience teaching to other law enforcement agencies and private companies internationally.
AZIDA has something for everyone. The new CLEARINGHOUSE consortium third party administrator FMCSA and DOT commercial truck inspections are extensive and strict and require solid educational safety courses, alcohol and drug abstention programs accident prevention courses, and annual vehicle inspections level1.
With our Third-Party Administrator Consortium service (C/TPA) We will help you with the annual audits to keep your records current.
Do not miss the opportunity to be part of our association!
Responsibility, Integrity and Transparency
AVOID PAYMENTS OF FINES AND OUT OF SERVICE ON THE ROAD
CONSORTIUM FMCSA & USDOT & CLEARINGHOUSE compliance:
Our mission is to help customers establish appropriate security management controls for USDOT compliance by enforcing DOT commercial truck inspections. That way, you can minimize accidents and USDOT violations. We work with you to create safer ways for the public and increase the profitability of your company, also comply with consortium third party administrator FMCSA
Our founder and president have experienced "both sides of the border" Not only does he have more than 10 years of experience in transport safety management, but he is also a safety researcher in road accident prevention. Through training at the police level, and with FMCSA audit training, it is necessary to present the correct documentation, also verify the physical mechanical condition of the commercial truck to solve the problems before it reaches the inspection of the department of transportation (USDOT). This way you will not have to pay fines and avoid being taken out of service.
ENTRY LEVEL DRIVER TRAINING (ELDT)
New Mandatory ELDT Program For New Drivers
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and the trucking industry value the safety that results from standards in professional driver training.
A uniform national benchmark works toward this goal by ensuring that all drivers learn the same basic safety skills, regardless of the training center where they were trained.
Training consistency is more difficult to achieve when each state has its own CDL training requirements. The Entry Level Driver Training (ELDT) mandate addresses this inconsistency by providing a national minimum standard to ensure that new drivers entering the trucking industry do so with the same minimum level of competency and safety.
ELDT Program Requirements:
Commercial truck driver candidates must meet the following requirements in accordance with the new FMCSA ELDT regulation, before passing the written exam at the MVD to obtain the provisional CDL permit to operate the truck.
1.-Have a valid driver's license at the time of registration and during your training period.
2.-Be 21 years old to drive from state to state (interstate classification)
3.-Pass the Department of Transportation (D.O.T.) physical examination and consent to drug testing prior to beginning training and randomly during training.
4.-Be able to read, speak, and write English well enough to pass the commercial driver's license exam, converse with the general public, understand road signs and signals, answer official questions, and make notes on reports and records.
SKILLS YOU'LL COVER IN THE ELDT TRAINING PROGRAM
· Driving Techniques
· Alley Docking
· Hours of Service
· Pre-Trip Inspection
· Truck maintenance
· Brake System ABS
· Air & Electric System
· FMCSA Regulations
· Driver Safety Weather Conditions