Wheelchair Securement & Lift Operation Training
A four-hour, hands-on CTAA-certified course for NEMT providers and drivers. Learn safe, compliant wheelchair securement and lift operation on real equipment — capped at six students per session.

4 Hours
Hands-on session
$175
Per student
Brandon, FL
514 Limona Road
2-year credential
CTAA certificate
Understand the training
What it is and who it's for.
This four-hour hands-on course covers wheelchair securement and lift operation procedures in accordance with CTAA standards. Led by a CTAA-certified PASS Trainer, participants leave with the practical skills and knowledge to safely, professionally, and respectfully transport passengers who use wheelchairs and mobility devices.
Who it's for: NEMT owners, operators, and drivers — new hires getting certified for the first time, and current staff renewing a two-year credential.
Please note: NEMT Standard is not CTAA. We are a CTAA-certified instructor organization authorized to deliver this training on behalf of CTAA. The certificate issued is a legitimate CTAA credential.
Capped at six students
More hands-on time and direct instruction for every participant.
Certificates are submitted directly to whoever requires proof — accepted by insurance brokers, facility contracts, and industry partnerships.
New to the full certification process? Read our complete step-by-step guide: How to Get Your CTAA Wheelchair Securement Certification
Two-year credential
Pass the post-class online assessment to receive a digital CTAA certificate valid for two years.
Confirm requirements
CTAA PASS Basic Certificate
What you need before you attend.
A valid PASS Basic Certificate issued by CTAA is required before you attend the in-person class.
90-day window
The PASS Basic must be issued within 90 days of your in-person class date. Outside that window, retake PASS Basic through CTAA before registering. No exceptions.
Submit proof before class
Proof of your PASS Basic Certificate must be submitted no later than one day prior to your scheduled class date. Failure to submit may result in removal from the roster.
Know what to expect
During class, the policies, and your credential.
Expect four hours of direct, hands-on instruction on real wheelchair securement equipment and lifts. You'll practice proper securement techniques, lift operation, and passenger interaction under the guidance of a CTAA-certified PASS Trainer — with no more than six students in the room.
Class policies
$175 per student
The lowest-priced in-person CTAA Wheelchair Securement training on the market. All registrations are nonrefundable.
Late cancellations & no-shows
Cancellations within 48 hours, late arrivals, and no-shows result in full forfeiture with no option to move to another date. Registrations may not be transferred to another individual.
Review the full policy before registering.
What you receive after completing
After passing the post-class online assessment, students receive a digital CTAA Wheelchair Securement certificate valid for two years — submitted directly to whoever requires proof.
Changes more than 48 hours out
Need to change your date? More than 48 hours before your class, you may move to another available session based on availability.
Registration closes 48 hours prior
Registration closes 48 hours before each session. Walk-ins are not permitted — you must be on the roster to attend.
Register
Class sizes are capped at six students per session. Registration closes 48 hours before each session and walk-ins are not permitted. Pick a date and complete your registration below — you'll finish payment on our secure checkout.
Pick a date and reserve your seat.
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1. Select a session
Training protocol
We travel.
Teams of six or more can request on-site training anywhere in the country. Offered by contract based on trainer availability, subject to travel and related fees.
Owner-operators bringing area providers together for one session can open a preregistration once the six-person minimum is met.

