Highlights and Features
- The e-learning module is designed to summarise the requirements of transporting dangerous goods by road.
Helping organisations build awareness, improve compliance and promote safe working practices when transporting dangerous goods.
Gain a practical introduction to the safe transport of dangerous goods by road. ADR regulations require personnel involved in the transport of dangerous goods to receive training appropriate to their responsibilities. This course provides the awareness needed to understand those responsibilities and support compliant operations.
Awareness training can also be tailored to other transport modes, including the carriage of dangerous goods by sea (IMDG Code) and air (IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations).
Price On Application
Price on Application
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Learners can access an introduction to Dangerous Goods eLearning module by logging into our Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). The module must be completed in advance of webinar attendance.
Format of Delivery:
The e-learning module is designed to summarise the requirements of transporting dangerous goods by road. The module will enhance compliance knowledge and include
subject specific information, images, quizzes and learning resources.
Each course is supplemented by a mandatory 2-hour webinar attendance. During this session you will be supported by a Logistics UK Subject Matter Expert to discuss the key topics
of the module, provide guidance and answer any queries.
Following your attendance at the webinar an individual assessment will be available online for you to complete.
For organisations that have in-house trainers and training facilities, the Consortium gives members the opportunity to deliver Driver CPC courses without having to apply for accreditation through the Driver Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA).
Logistics UK can help you choose a course or develop a unique training programme that is right for you, we will be delighted to answer any questions you may have. Call us on 03717 11 22 22