AZ Melt Training" typically refers to specialized driver training in the Canadian province of Ontario for those pursuing a career as a commercial truck driver with an AZ license. Here's a breakdown

What is an AZ License?

The AZ license allows individuals to drive:

• Any truck/tractor-trailer combination
• Vehicles that exceed 4,600 kg (10,000 lbs)
• Towed vehicles weighing more than 4,600 kg

What is MELT?

MELT stands for Mandatory Entry-Level Training. It’s a standardized training program that was introduced in Ontario in July 2017.

AZ MELT Training combines:

• In-class instruction
• In-yard training
• On-road training

The training is required before taking the road test for an AZ license.

Key Components of AZ MELT Training

Minimum 103.5 hours of instruction, including:

• 36.5 hours in-class
• 17 hours in-yard
• 50 hours on-road

Topics include:

• Vehicle inspection and maintenance
• Hours of service regulations
• Defensive driving techniques
• Coupling and uncoupling trailers
• Cargo securement
• Air brake systems (Z endorsement)

Why Is It Important?

• Mandatory for new AZ applicants in Ontario
• Ensures consistent safety and performance standards
• Prepares drivers for real-world trucking jobs