TDG – Transportation of Dangerous Goods
Expert Forklift training provides TDG training; this course explains in detail all aspects of transportation of dangerous goods (TDG) by road. This course is for owners, managers, supervisors, and supervisors. TDG Coordinators and others responsible for determining training requirements for employees handling dangerous goods must fulfill their responsibilities. This covers all the requirements of the TDG Act and Regulations. After three years, the training record expires.
This course takes approximately 4 hours to complete in class, or 4.5 hours virtual. Because TDG Training is job-specific. The employer determines the training required, assesses the worker’s experience, and issues the Certificate of Training.
What you will learn in this course?
What is covered in the course?
- Training, inspection, and compliance
- Classification of Dangerous Goods
- Documentation of Dangerous Goods
- Safety Marks
- Methods of Containment
- Respond to an emergency
- Road Transport Special Cases
After completion of this course:
- Learn the requirements for the TDG System for employers, consignors, and carriers
- With this tool, you can assess the training and certification requirements of employees’ TDG duties
- Learn about Transport Canada’s inspector role and your rights
- Effective procedures should be established for the classification of and documentation of dangerous products
- Find out when your shipment is exempted or partially exempted from the TDG System
- Choose the right method of containment
- Make sure that safety markings are used on all containment devices
- Establish systems to ensure that emergency response and planning are done correctly
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DOCK STOCKER
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