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Online Training Programme
Safe Freight Handling and Load Securing
A self-paced course for drivers, warehouse staff, freight handlers, and supervisors working in South African logistics.
What you will learn
- Identify the laws that govern freight handling and load securing in South Africa.
- Recognise the risks associated with different types of freight.
- Inspect securing equipment and identify when it must be replaced.
- Secure loads correctly using cross-lashing, loop lashing, and direct tie-down.
- Demonstrate safe manual handling and lifting techniques.
- Complete a pre-departure vehicle and load inspection.
How this course works
You move through six lessons in order. Each lesson ends with a short quiz that you must pass before the next lesson opens. At the end, a 15-question final assessment decides whether you earn your certificate. The pass mark is 80 percent.
Step 1 of 3
Register as a learner
Your details will appear on your certificate. The email address you enter is where your certificate will be sent when you pass the final assessment.
Your learning path
Course lessons
Lesson
Lesson title
Final assessment
Final Assessment
Read carefully before you start. Once you begin, the 30-minute timer cannot be paused.
What to expect
- Ten multiple-choice questions and five short-answer questions, pulled at random from a larger bank.
- You must score twelve out of fifteen or more to earn your certificate.
- Answer every question. You can navigate between questions using the Next and Previous buttons.
- The timer starts when you click Start. If time runs out, the assessment submits automatically with whatever you have answered.
- If you do not pass, you can review your weak areas and retake the assessment immediately.
Short-answer tip
For short-answer questions, type in plain language using the key terms from the lessons. You do not need full sentences. Short and clear is best.