Securement 102
Securing Complex Wheelchairs & Scooters — Transit and Paratransit
Advanced Course covering the safe transport and troubleshooting of difficult to secure mobility devices and the best organizational practices to reduce risk and limit liability.
Today’s mobility devices are larger, more advanced, and increasingly difficult to secure. Even experienced transportation providers face challenges transporting passengers who use these devices.
In this course, you’ll learn proven, real-world strategies used by leading transit agencies to safely secure and transport complex wheelchairs and scooters.

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About This Course
Drawing on more than 40 years of experience, Q’STRAINT’s Securement 102 builds directly on Securement 101 (Basic Wheelchair Securement).
This advanced course delivers practical troubleshooting guidance for operators and trainers, along with executive-level best practices and policy recommendations—helping organizations take a more proactive approach to passenger safety and securement.
This Course is a Great Fit for:
- Transportation Directors
- Risk Managers
- Driver Supervisors and Safety Trainers
- Agency Administrators
- Experienced Drivers
- Occupational Therapists
- Physical Therapists
Course details
Course Overview
More than 30 years after the ADA expanded access to public transportation, many mobility devices remain difficult to secure. While securement technology has improved, modern devices have also become larger, more adaptable, and more complex—creating new challenges for providers.
This advanced course builds on the principles of Securement 101 to provide transportation directors, supervisors, and trainers with practical strategies and proven techniques to safely transport even the most difficult mobility devices.
The first four lessons examine the factors driving these challenges, define what effective securement looks like, and provide troubleshooting guidance for complex powered devices, scooters, and occupant securement.
The final lesson delivers best practice recommendations—drawn from over 40 years of experience and leading agencies across North America—to help reduce risk and liability while improving passenger safety.
Course Objectives
After completing Securement 102, students will be able to:
- Understand the regulations and standards that govern the safe transport of mobility devices, as well as the industry factors that have led to so many mobility devices being difficult to secure and transport.
- Conduct a pre-securement assessment to determine if a particular device should be transported and explore options to mitigate the risk (for both the agency and passenger) associated with transporting the device.
- Understand and apply six problem-solving strategies to more effectively secure difficult mobility devices.
- Understand and apply six problem-solving strategies to use the occupant securement more effectively in situations where the passenger’s disability or the design of the device impede proper belt use.
- Effectively secure and safely transport three and four-wheel scooters.
- Develop policy recommendations and best practices that will increase their agency’s competency at handling difficult to secure mobility devices, reduce their liability, and increase passenger safety.
Course Prerequisites
This is an advanced course that requires an understanding of basic mobility device securement as taught by Q’STRAINT / SURE-LOK. To make the most of this course we strongly recommend that students complete the Securement 101 Course or have attended one of our Monthly Training Webinars.
Course Certification
Topics Covered
- Understanding the Problem of Difficult to Secure Mobility Devices
- Pre-Securement Assessment
- Troubleshooting Tips for Mobility Device Securement
- Scooter Securement
- Troubleshooting Tips for Occupant Securement
Course Specs
Train on Your Schedule
Stop the course any time and come back to resume where you left off
Ace the Final Test
Build confidence with lesson quizzes before tackling the final certification exam
Computer Requirements
For the best experience, we recommend completing this course on a Windows or Mac desktop or laptop computer. While some mobile devices may support the course, not all interactions are optimized for tablets or smartphones — so a computer is always the most reliable choice.
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