Training Classes
Matthews partners with WreckMaster each year in putting on a variety of classes. These classes are designed to help grow your knowledge and experience, consisting of in person lecture and hands on training. This is a great opportunity for both your company and you! Click the button below to take you to WreckMaster's website to sign up for a classes today!
Training Classes for 2024
Classes are held at Matthews. Matthews also provides breakfast and lunch both training days.
July 20-21, 2024
Level 2/3 (Light-Duty Fundamentals) focuses primarily on light-duty vehicles, with introductory techniques for medium and heavy-duty work.
July 27-28, 2024
Level 4/5 (Medium-Duty Fundamentals) gives you the skills needed to tackle medium and heavy-duty jobs the first time, every time. No more near misses or failed attempts.
August 17-18, 2024
Trip 1
The I-95 Corridor Coalition worked with the Georgia Department of Transportation and Georgia Regional Transportation Authority to develop and implement the Towing and Recovery Incentive Program (TRIP) in 2008 to pay heavy- duty recovery companies a monetary bonus for clearing commercial vehicle wrecks within 90 minutes. TRIP facilitates quick and safe clearance of commercial vehicle crashes by improving towing procedures, and improves traffic incident management in the region while building a mutually beneficial relationship within the towing community to meet quick clearance goals. Only highly skilled companies with trained operators and specialized equipment may participate in TRIP.
The Coalition has been a partner in this Program since 2007, which included the development, issuance, and award of a competitive Request for Proposal . Fellow Coalition Members States benefit from the information derived during this RFP process , including developing the certification process, determining the criteria and training course requirements, and selecting qualified trainers. These training courses can be hosted in any Coalition State to provide training to TRIP operators and supervisors.
September 21-22, 2024
Trip 2
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The I-95 Corridor Coalition worked with the Georgia Department of Transportation and Georgia Regional Transportation Authority to develop and implement the Towing and Recovery Incentive Program (TRIP) in 2008 to pay heavy- duty recovery companies a monetary bonus for clearing commercial vehicle wrecks within 90 minutes. TRIP facilitates quick and safe clearance of commercial vehicle crashes by improving towing procedures, and improves traffic incident management in the region while building a mutually beneficial relationship within the towing community to meet quick clearance goals. Only highly skilled companies with trained operators and specialized equipment may participate in TRIP.
The Coalition has been a partner in this Program since 2007, which included the development, issuance, and award of a competitive Request for Proposal . Fellow Coalition Members States benefit from the information derived during this RFP process , including developing the certification process, determining the criteria and training course requirements, and selecting qualified trainers. These training courses can be hosted in any Coalition State to provide training to TRIP operators and supervisors.