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Freight Dispatching:
The Backbone of Efficient Trucking

Powering Profits, Smoother Routes, and Reliable Deliveries

Our Approach 

Skills That Make an Impact

At DJH Express, we don’t just teach freight dispatching—we equip our students with the tools, skills, and industry knowledge needed to thrive in logistics.

Freight dispatching is a high-demand career that plays a critical role in keeping the supply chain moving. Dispatchers serve as the link between truck drivers, brokers, and shippers, ensuring that freight is moved efficiently, on time, and at the best rates possible.

What Does a Freight Dispatcher Do?

A freight dispatcher is responsible for:

Booking High-Paying Loads

Negotiating top rates with brokers and shippers to maximize driver profits.

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Compliance & Documentation

Managing necessary paperwork, permits, and regulatory requirements to ensure smooth operations.

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Route Optimization

Planning the most cost-effective and time-efficient routes to avoid delays and unnecessary expenses.

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24/7 Driver Support

Providing assistance for road challenges, load issues, and emergency rerouting.

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Back-Office Management

Handling invoicing, rate confirmations, and record-keeping for seamless logistics operations.

What You’ll Learn in Our 5-Week Training Program

Our comprehensive 5-week training is designed to take you from a beginner to a skilled freight dispatcher with hands-on experience and practical knowledge. Here’s what you can expect:

Week 1:

Personal Development & Customer Service

  • Understanding the mindset of a successful dispatcher

  • Effective communication and negotiation techniques

  • Building strong relationships with brokers and carriers

Week 2:

Dispatching Tools & Technology

  • Introduction to industry software & load boards

  • How to analyze load postings and select the best opportunities

  • Mastering rate negotiations with brokers and shippers

Week 3:

Logistics, Compliance & Load Planning

  • Understanding FMCSA & DOT regulations

  • Trip planning, permits, and state-by-state requirements

  • Ensuring compliance to keep drivers on the road legally

Week 4:

Emergency Handling & Broker/Carrier Interactions

  • Problem-solving in real-time dispatching situations

  • Managing delays, cancellations, and on-road issues

  • Working with brokers and carrier agreements effectively

Week 5:

Business Startup & Growth Strategies

  • How to start your own dispatching company

  • Pricing your services and setting up contracts

  • Scaling your business for long-term success

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