Online training for transport regulatory compliance
ADR Standard Course
This course is designed for those who transport dangerous goods by road.
Course overview
The ADR Standard e-learning Course is designed for individuals involved in the transport of dangerous goods by road. Meeting the training requirements set out in Chapter 1.3 of ADR, it provides essential knowledge for consignors, packers, loaders, and carriers on their obligations under the regulations.
Course coverage includes:
- An introduction to dangerous goods and ADR, with examples of non-compliance.
- The layout and structure of ADR, including the use of Table A and Table B.
- The amendment schedule of ADR and how updates are applied.
- The application and scope of ADR.
- General provisions, including the need for training and security requirements.
- How ADR ensures compliance through checks, reporting obligations, and the role of Dangerous Goods Safety Advisers (DGSAs).
- Classification and identification of dangerous goods.
- Principles of packing for dangerous goods in packages, tanks, and bulk containers.
- Consignment procedures, ensuring dangerous goods are correctly marked, labelled, and documented.
- Placarding and marking of vehicles and transport units.
- General conditions of carriage, including requirements for packages, bulk, and tanks, as well as loading, unloading, and handling.
- Transport unit requirements and onboard equipment, including crew training and vehicle supervision.
- Exemptions under ADR, including small load exemptions and other special provisions.
The course features built-in assessments to reinforce learning, along with downloadable resources for ongoing reference. Upon successful completion, participants are awarded a course completion certificate.
Benefits
- Compliance – aligns with ADR Chapter 1.3 training requirements for those involved in the transport of dangerous goods by road
- Cost-effective – typically a fraction of expensive classroom time and less disruptive than absence from work
- Flexible learning – courses are taken at the student’s own pace or to a
timetable set by management. - Course management – administrator function to monitor and manage any
number of students in local, regional or global training programmes. Records
are maintained in the administrator system and can be made available to
employees and competent authorities. - Certificate – assessments at the end of each element ensure understanding of learning topics, with marks combined in a final course completion certificate.
- Up to date – course content is maintained in line with current ADR updates and corrigenda.
- Customisation – courses can be customised to incorporate company specific procedures and policies.
Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser (DGSA) Services
In addition to eLearning, NCB Hazcheck offers professional DGSA (Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser) services to support compliance with ADR requirements for consignors and carriers.
Our DGSA consultants are certified and experienced in global supply chain operations, providing reliable, practical advice tailored to your company’s needs.
Contact us to discuss how our DGSA services can support your safety and compliance obligations under ADR.