This training course will provide participants with the information needed to comply with the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act and Regulations. They will acquire the knowledge of how dangerous goods are classified and understand the regulations. Reporting procedures in the event of an emergency will also be discussed. The course is instructor led with group discussions and case studies. Participants will have a working knowledge of the Clean Language Legislation and how it affects their positions. The course is instructor led with group discussions and case studies. Participants will have a working knowledge of the new Clean Language Legislation and how it affects them in their positions.
Who should attend Transportation of Dangerous Goods Training? The answer to the above question is: *Section 6.1 of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) Regulations states that a person who handles, offers for transport, or transports dangerous goods must be adequately trained and hold a training certificate.
Classroom Training: 4 hours, group session
Practical Training: not applicable
Classroom Training Topics
Definition of Dangerous Goods
Safety Marks – Placards & Labels
TDG Act
TDG Definitions
Dangerous Goods Classifications
How to Classify Dangerous Goods
Exemptions
Emergency Reporting & Response
How does the training work?
Your Location.
Our instructors will travel to your location to conduct the training right at your facility.
Your Equipment.
During the training, all operators will use the same equipment they use in everyday operations.
Your Operators.
Each operator will receive a certificate of complete and full training documentation for due diligence.
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