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Basic course & refresher course in hazardous goods transport/ ADR

according to ADR 2023

Drivers who transport dangerous goods are obliged to have an ADR certificate (dangerous goods certificate).

Duration: 3 days incl. IHK exam 

Location: Bornheim

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Contents

  • General legal regulations according to GGBefG
  • Duties and responsibilities according to GGVSEB/ADR
  • Classification of substances with hazardous properties
  • Identification of dangerous goods according to the ADR 3.2 list of substances
  • Packaging requirements and specifications
  • Documentation
  • Labelling of packaging and vehicles
  • Loading and unloading, prohibition of mixed loading, handling of packages

Target group

  • All drivers involved in the transport of hazardous goods in the company.

Conclusion

  • ADR licence after IHK examination

Prerequisites

  • Valid driving licence for vehicles intended for the transport of hazardous goods.

Dangerous goods driver refresher course

The dangerous goods licence (ADR licence) must be renewed at regular intervals (every 5 years).
The training can take place within 12 months before the ADR licence expires.

Duration: 1.5 days incl. IHK exam

Contents

  • Duties and responsibilities according to GGVSEB/ADR
  • Classification of substances with hazardous properties
  • Identification of dangerous goods according to the ADR 3.2 list of substances
  • Packaging requirements and specifications
  • Documentation
  • Labelling of packaging and vehicles
  • Loading and unloading, prohibition of mixed loading, handling of packages

Target group

  • All drivers involved in the transport of hazardous goods in the company.

Conclusion

  • Entry in ADR certificate after IHK examination

Prerequisites

  • Possession of an ADR certificate
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