Apprenticeship in Transportation, Distribution, & Logistics
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From truck, train, and bus drivers and mechanics, to electrical technicians and vehicle inspectors, apprenticeship programs are training thousands of workers in America’s transportation, distribution, and logistics (TDL) industry. Apprenticeship training helps companies innovate and stay competitive in the global economy, and ensures TDL workers have the knowledge and skills needed for today and tomorrow.
This page offers tools, program examples, and other resources that can be used to help expand apprenticeship in the transportation, distribution, & logistics sector.
General Information and Outreach Resources
- FASTPORT Inc.
- DOT, DOL Announce Expansion of Trucking Apprenticeships, New Truck Driver Boards and Studies to Improve the Working Conditions of Truck Drivers | US Department of Transportation
- Transportation | Apprenticeship.gov
Developing Transportation Apprenticeships
- Registered Apprenticeship Standards Library (Urban Institute)
- National Occupational Frameworks for Registered Apprenticeship in Transportation and Logistics (Urban Institute)
Outreach Materials for Businesses
- Transportation - Solutions for Industry (U.S. Department of Labor)
- Transportation Industry Apprenticeships Video (FASTPORT)
Examples of Registered Apprenticeship Programs in TDL
- Trucking Apprenticeship Opportunities | American Trucking Associations
- The Apprentice School at Newport News Shipbuilding
- Advanced Manufacturing & Transportation Apprenticeships of California
- Seafarers International Union - TheSeafarers Harry Lundeberg School of Seamanship
- Port of Seattle
- Alaska Air Carriers Association Pilot and Mechanic Apprenticeships
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- Resource Publication Date: 2017
- Posted by: Samantha Doak
- Posted in: Apprenticeship