Provide dangerous goods training online
as required by chapter 1.3 ADR/RID/ADN/IMDG Code
Anyone who professionally handles dangerous goods or is involved in their carriage and transportation must regularly provide proof of dangerous goods training. It takes a lot of time to set up, schedule and teach face-to-face classes. Depending on your job, it may even significantly affect your own workflows. The alternative: our e-learning course.
The electronic study modules can be completed on any computer with internet access. Decide for yourself when, where and how long you want to work on a module at a stretch!
Purpose
Any student who completes all the chapters of this remote learning course and passes the test will receive a certificate of completion that will have to be renewed at least every two years.
Your benefits
- Maximum flexibility for training (including location, time, duration)
- Training is divided into multiple small learning modules that can be completed quickly
- Lessons can be interrupted at any time and continued later
- Certificates of completion can be retrieved and managed electronically
- Content is regularly updated in response to rule changes
Content
- General laws and regulations (German Dangerous Goods Transportation Act [GGBefG], German Regulation on the Carriage of Goods by Road, Rail and Inland Waterway [GGVSEB], ADR)
- General hazard characteristics/ hazard classes
- Documentation/ shipping documents
- Vehicle and transportation types
- Containers (packagings and tanks)
- Marking, labeling and orange plates and placards
- Carrying out the transport (loading, unloading, etc.), equipment
- Duties and responsibilities
- What to do after accidents/incidents
Target group
All employees who are involved in handling dangerous goods or are expected to do work involving dangerous goods in the future.
Duration and cost
- Duration: Individual learning speed
- Cost: Upon request
- Diploma: Certificate of completion
Also see our flyer (German only)
Specific content for dangerous goods training – our special modules
ADR/RID transportation modes
- Handling lithium-ion batteries (special regulations, packaging instructions, shipping papers)
- Handling laboratory chemicals (including LQs)
- Consignors and packers or shippers of general cargo (no tanks)
- Industrial railway (focusing on tanks and tank marking)
Container handling (for trimodal ports, etc.)
- Part 1 – Identifying hazard classes
- Part 2 – Inspecting vehicles, securing loads
- Part 3 – Marking containers in accordance with ADR and IMDG Code
Maritime and inland waterway
- Maritime (IMDG Code): Loading and unloading tanks and handling general cargo for maritime transportation (with segregation)
- Inland waterway (ADN): Loading and unloading inland vessels
