Are your records ready for a DOT audit? Join us for DOT Compliance 101: Building Audit-Ready DQ Files & IFTA Records. This seminar will cover the fundamentals of Driver Qualification (DQ) files and Personal IFTA audits, helping attendees better understand recordkeeping requirements, common compliance gaps, and what auditors are looking for.
Whether you’re new to DOT compliance or looking for a refresher, you’ll walk away with practical guidance and tools to help keep your records organized, accurate, and audit-ready.
Topics will include:
- DOT and Driver Qualification (DQ) file requirements
- Required documentation and recordkeeping practices
- Common compliance mistakes and how to avoid them
- Personal IFTA audit basics and what to expect
- Tips for preparing for an audit and keeping your records in order
Who Should Attend?
This seminar is ideal for anyone responsible for maintaining, reviewing, or overseeing DOT compliance and driver records, including:
- Safety Directors and Safety Managers
- Compliance Professionals
- Fleet Managers and Operations Personnel
- Human Resources Professionals
- Driver Trainers
- Owner-Operators and Independent Contractors
- Anyone responsible for Driver Qualification (DQ) files or IFTA records
Whether you’re new to the industry or an experienced professional looking for a refresher, this seminar will provide valuable insights to help keep your records compliant and audit-ready.
PRESENTER:
Tim Kordula is part of the Midwest De-Risking team at Acrisure, bringing more than 30 years of trucking industry experience in safety, compliance, driver training, and risk management. Throughout his career, he has held leadership positions in safety and training, developed a commercial CDL training school, and worked to strengthen industry standards and driver education.
Tim is a Wisconsin-licensed CDL instructor and state-certified third-party DOT examiner. He currently serves as Chair of the WMCA Legislative Committee, sits on the WMCA Foundation Board of Directors, and is a member of ATRI’s Research Advisory Committee. He was also recognized as the Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association’s Safety Director of the Year.
Tim is passionate about helping carriers improve safety, maintain compliance, and properly train their drivers.
