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SUMMARY:Annual Awards Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:Join BCTA and Trucking HR Canada on November 5\, 2026 at the Coast Langley City Hotel & Convention Centre for a morning of workforce learning\, industry recognition and connection.  \nRegister individually or reserve a table of eight at a discounted rate.\nView the full program here.  \nThe event will feature:  \n\nTrucking HR Canada’s Trucking & Logistics Workforce Bootcamp – Express Edition \nBC Top Fleet Employer recognition \nWomen’s Leadership Accord recognition \nBCTA Long Service Recognition \nClean Carrier Awards \nLuncheon and keynote presentation by David Granirer\, RPC\, M.S.M. \n\nDavid is a counsellor\, stand-up comic and founder of Stand Up For Mental Health™. Drawing on his own experience with bipolar disorder\, he uses humour to challenge stigma and encourage more open conversations about mental health.  \n  \nDate: Thursday\, November 5\, 2026\nTime: 8:30 AM–1:10 PM\nLocation: Coast Langley City Hotel & Convention Centre  \nRegister today to join us for this special industry event! \nInterested in supporting the event? View available sponsorship opportunities here.
URL:https://bctrucking.com/event/annual-awards-luncheon/
LOCATION:Coast Langley City Hotel & Convention Centre\, 20393 Fraser Hwy\, Langley\, British Columbia\, V3A 7N2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Events
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SUMMARY:Fueling the Future Webinar: Alternative Fuels
DESCRIPTION:Explore alternative fuel options for BC trucking—from engine technology and fuel supply to one carrier’s experience on the road. \nWhat could alternative fuels mean for your fleet? Join BCTA for a webinar exploring natural gas\, renewable diesel\, and biodiesel\, with perspectives from a fleet operator\, an engine manufacturer\, a fuel supplier\, and an energy provider. Learn about the equipment\, infrastructure\, costs\, and operational considerations that can shape adoption. Whether you’re exploring your options or planning your next investment\, this session will help you identify questions to ask and factors to consider. \nWhat you’ll learn\n\nFleet experience: Lessons from bringing compressed natural gas (CNG) trucks into service\, including driver training\, maintenance\, fuelling\, and range.\nEngines and economics: Natural gas engine options\, fuel system considerations\, and examples of fleet payback and cash flow.\nFuel choices: How renewable diesel and biodiesel differ\, where they may fit within existing fleets\, and what to ask about availability\, quality\, cost\, and cold weather performance.\nThe broader landscape: Perspectives on low-carbon transportation\, fuel supply\, and infrastructure in British Columbia.\n\nMeet the speakers\nAlex Norman\nGeneral Manager\, Nortrans Freight Management \nAlex leads Nortrans Freight Management\, a for-hire carrier specializing in curtain side and flat deck trucking. Based in Vancouver\, he works across the company’s BC locations\, primarily Kelowna\, Vernon\, and Chilliwack. Over the past three years\, he has worked with private and public sector partners to integrate CNG trucks into Nortrans’ heavy-duty fleet. With seven trucks operating and two on order\, CNG now represents more than 20% of its fleet. \nA Year in the Life of Truck 192: Wins and Challenges \nAlex will share Nortrans’ experience putting a CNG truck to work—from purchase\, outfitting\, and driver training to local operations and longer trips. His presentation will explore maintenance issues\, driver acceptance\, fuelling at different locations\, and lessons about range. \nDan Bouliane\nTerritory Account Executive\, Cummins Inc. \nDan brings 24 years of transportation industry experience across parts\, sales\, service\, and warranty roles at both dealer and original equipment manufacturer organizations. He specializes in helping fleets specify trucks and evaluate technologies that support their environmental goals and profitability. \nNatural Gas Engines: Technology\, Range\, and Fleet Economics \nDan will discuss the Cummins X15N and other available natural gas engines\, fuel system considerations\, and range. He’ll also explore emissions reduction potential compared with diesel\, the role of renewable natural gas (RNG)\, and BC fleet adoption\, including financial payback and cash flow examples. \nDennis Wilson\, P.Eng.\, PMP\nPresident and CEO\, Nation Clean Energy Inc. \nDennis leads Nation Clean Energy\, an Indigenous fuel supply company serving commercial and industrial customers. He works with Indigenous Nations\, fuel suppliers\, and transportation partners to develop fuel supply and blending opportunities. His experience spans conventional fuels\, renewable diesel\, and biodiesel\, with a focus on the logistics and commercial considerations involved in bringing these products to market. \nRenewable Diesel and Biodiesel: Practical Options for Trucking Fleets \nDennis will explain how renewable diesel and biodiesel differ and where each may fit within an existing fleet. He’ll cover questions about availability\, cost\, fuel quality\, and cold weather performance\, along with his perspective on the opportunities and barriers to wider adoption in BC trucking. \nPhilip Horacek\nDirector of Low Carbon Transportation\, FortisBC \nPhilip leads strategy\, investment\, and market development for low-carbon transportation solutions at FortisBC\, including RNG\, CNG and liquefied natural gas (LNG)\, electric vehicle charging\, and hydrogen infrastructure. He brings 25 years of experience in alternative fuels and clean transportation\, spanning technical evaluation\, business development\, and operations. He also serves on the Board of Directors of the Canadian Hydrogen Association. \nPhilip brings a perspective on the commercial\, technical\, and regulatory considerations involved in advancing low-carbon transportation in British Columbia. \nWho should attend?\nFleet owners and managers\, operations and maintenance teams\, and anyone involved in fleet purchasing\, fuel procurement\, or sustainability planning. \nExplore the options. Learn from industry experience. Bring your fleet’s questions.
URL:https://bctrucking.com/event/fueling-the-future-webinar-alternative-fuels/
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SUMMARY:National Safety Code Intro (Level 1) Nov 24
DESCRIPTION:BCTA offers the National Safety Code (NSC) Program in three levels so that attendees will achieve a complete understanding of the National Safety Code regulations. \nIntroduction (Level 1): NSC basics\, Commercial Vehicle Safety and Enforcement (CVSE)\, logbooks/ELDs\, and Hours of Service.\nThe NSC Introduction (Level 1) course is designed for drivers\, compliance officers and record-keepers. The course outlines the National Safety Code’s Hours of Service standard. It examines the various cycles available\, exemptions\, and the correct use of logging hours (detailed examination of required support documentation\, regulations applicable in both Canada and the USA\, considerations for driving north of the 60th parallel\, daily driving and working hour limits\, deferral provisions\, and special cases such as adverse weather conditions). Additionally\, the course includes information on US requirements and regulations about electronic logging devices\, which is beneficial for drivers who cross the border. \nParticipants will complete an end-of-course assessment and\, upon successful completion\, will receive a Certificate of Completion. \nNOTE:  This course is offered for information only and does not entitle you to an NSC Certificate.  For more information on obtaining an NSC Certificate\, please visit the Government of BC CVSE webpage. \n*Please note that lunch is not included. \nRegistration policies can be found here.
URL:https://bctrucking.com/event/national-safety-code-intro-level-1-nov-24/
LOCATION:BCTA Training Room\, 20111 93A Avenue\, Langley\, BC\, V1M 4A9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:National Safety Code Intro & Compliance (Levels 1 & 2) Nov 24 & 25
DESCRIPTION:Introduction (Level 1) & Compliance (Level 2): Compliance & Record Keeping Requirements\nNOTE: NSC INTRODUCTION (LEVEL 1) IS A PRE-REQUISITE TO NSC COMPLIANCE (LEVEL 2). THIS REGISTRATION INCLUDES BOTH LEVEL 1 AND LEVEL 2 OVER TWO DAYS- SEPT 22 + SEPT 23 \nDAY 1 Sept 22: Introduction (Level 1): NSC basics\, Commercial Vehicle Safety and Enforcement (CVSE)\, logbooks/ELDs\, and Hours of Service\nNSC Introduction (Level 1) is designed for drivers\, compliance officers and record-keepers. The course outlines the National Safety Code’s Hours of Service standard. It examines the various cycles available\, exemptions\, and the correct use of logging hours (detailed examination of required support documentation\, regulations applicable in both Canada and the USA\, considerations for driving north of the 60th parallel\, daily driving and working hour limits\, deferral provisions\, and special cases such as adverse weather conditions). Additionally\, the course includes information on US requirements and regulations about electronic logging devices\, which is beneficial for drivers who cross the border. \nDAY 2 Sept 23: Compliance (Level 2): Compliance & Record-Keeping Requirements\nNSC Compliance (Level 2) focuses on National Safety Code compliance – general and specific\, and looks at the ways in which an organization is affected by non-compliance. The training includes information on NSC aspects relating to pre-trip inspections\, driver evaluations\, driver reviews\, and dealing with other driver-related training problems\, Transportation of Dangerous Goods courses\, and remedial training drivers must take due to poor performance/records. The procedures for coordinating driver evaluations\, maintaining vehicle records\, and setting up driver paperwork and retrieval are discussed.\nThe course will also focus on the need for proper record-keeping practices\, looking at all National Safety Code paperwork requirements\, including driver abstracts\, driver files\, vehicle files\, National Safety Code Profiles\, and more. It outlines the creation and maintenance of a recall system to be used for driver’s licences\, vehicle files and insurance. Preparation for audits is discussed\, with the responsibilities of the record keeper outlined in terms of setting up and maintaining all files related to the National Safety Code. The record keeper’s important role in relation to the fleet is discussed. \nParticipants will complete an end-of-course assessment and\, upon successful completion\, will receive a Certificate of Completion. \nNOTE:  This course is offered for information only and does not entitle you to an NSC Certificate.  For more information on obtaining an NSC Certificate\, please visit the Government of BC CVSE webpage. \n*Please note that lunch is not included. \nRegistering for Compliance (Level 2) only? Please note that completion of Level 1 is still required. Bundle pricing does not apply- standalone pricing is $295 (members) and $370 (non-members). \nRegistration policies can be found here.
URL:https://bctrucking.com/event/national-safety-code-intro-compliance-levels-1-2-nov-24-25/
LOCATION:BCTA Training Room\, 20111 93A Avenue\, Langley\, BC\, V1M 4A9\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Winnipeg:20261126T090000
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SUMMARY:National Safety Code Audits (Level 3) Nov 26
DESCRIPTION:BCTA offers the National Safety Code (NSC) Program in three sections so that attendees will achieve a complete understanding of the National Safety Code regulations. \nTo enroll in National Safety Code Audits (Level 3)\, participants should have completed BCTA’s NSC Introduction & Compliance Program Courses (Levels 1 & 2) or possess a solid understanding of NSC Regulations. \nIn addition to focusing on preparing for audits conducted by NSC auditors\, participants will engage in hands-on exercises to build\, manage\, and appropriately purge NSC files. The course introduces recall systems to assist in managing expiring paperwork effectively. Additionally\, the Motor Vehicle Act regulations are reviewed to ensure participants comprehend their legal obligations under the NSC\, the application of its standards to all carriers\, and the potential operational impacts of failing an audit. The course also includes a study of the carrier profile\, teaching participants how to read and interpret all aspects of it; bringing a copy of their carrier profile for analysis is recommended.​ \nParticipants will complete an end-of-course assessment and\, upon successful completion\, will receive a Certificate of Completion. \nNOTE:  This course is offered for information only and does not entitle you to an NSC Certificate.  For more information on obtaining an NSC Certificate\, please visit the Government of BC CVSE webpage. \n*Please note that lunch is not included. \nRegistration policies can be found here.
URL:https://bctrucking.com/event/national-safety-code-audits-level-3-nov-26/
LOCATION:BCTA Training Room\, 20111 93A Avenue\, Langley\, BC\, V1M 4A9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Training
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