ADR Trainings - Chapter 1.3
A regulation
for every interveners
In accordance with article 1.3 of the ADR and IMDG agreements, each actor in the transfer of these specific goods must receive a training adapted to his functions and responsibilities. A different level of training applies to each actor. These trainings deal with the risks and dangers linked to the transport of dangerous goods and make the trainees aware of the procedures to be followed upstream, and in case of incident. As with other training courses, refresher courses must be given periodically, every 2 years.
"Employees must be trained in accordance with 1.3.2 prior to assuming responsibilities and may only perfom duties for which they have not yet been trained under the direct supervision of a trained person."
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The trainings
we offer
These trainings aim to :
- Make your structure compliant with the legislation and thus avoid penalties
- Enable everyone to identify the risks related to TDG, and know how to control them
- Make your employees operational in case of incident
- Improve your customer satisfaction thanks to employees with a better knowledge of TDG and ADR, who will respond more accurately to customer requests
- Identify and interpret all movements in the dangerous goods transportation chain
Initial training
ADR 1.3 trainings for transporting of hazardous substances
The transportation
Channel
Throughout the transport chain, from the shipper, to the packer, through the carrier to the consignee, all persons involved in the transport chain must be trained in ADR 1.3. It is important to be aware that at each stage where goods are handled, obligations and recommendations exist to guarantee the safety not only of the personnel working, but also of their environment, while preserving the integrity of the goods.
The professions of
BVT
TRAIN
CERTIFY
We test all types of packaging in order to certify them for the Transport of Dangerous Goods. Our expertise in testing allows us to maximize safety and limit any risk.
