WreckMaster’s Level 1: Essentials course is designed for operators beginning with a new company or those that are new to the industry to begin their training. Take the course from start to finish to earn a certificate of completion.

WreckMaster’s Level 2/3 Fundamentals course teaches you the skills to work faster, safer and smarter.  We focus on light-duty vehicles, with some techniques for medium and heavy duty work. This foundational program is a pre-requisite for all other WreckMaster certifications. Level 2 Towing teaches you how to safely get the most out of your equipment and keep your customers happy. Level 3 Recovery shows you how to recover a casualty the right way the first time, every time.

Wreckmaster’s Level 4/5 Advanced Techniques course helps operators develop the practical know-how and skills to execute complex towing and recovery scenarios with confidence. Take the course from start to finish to earn a certificate of completion. Topics in this online course include WreckMaster’s 5-point protocol for staying safe and working efficiently; calculating resistance, including damage, mire and gradient resistance and weight transfer; anchoring; one-lane parallel uprighting; how to split and separate a tractor-trailer and tow a trailer; calculating a truck’s lift capacity; how to increase the working load limit of a winch using snatch blocks; and advanced scenarios involving uprighting, vertical lifting and […]

In Wreckmaster’s Level 6/7 Heavy-duty course you will learn the skills to safely and efficiently manage the most complicated scenarios, recover the heaviest casualties and impress the most demanding teams on-scene. Learn advanced winching, compound layups and how mechanical advantage affects line load. Discover how block loading affects winching and vertical lifting, and how to use angles to calculate your truck’s lifting capacity for safer, more effective towing under difficult circumstances. Practice challenging scene management and learn how to communicate effectively with incident commanders on the scene.