Online Training - Transportation of Dangerous Goods

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DESCRIPTION The transportation or transporting of Dangerous Goods is a complicated process. It is often taken for granted in the overall “safety training” discussion. Think about it this way; you offer or send out a product that can pose a risk to the safety of drivers, flight crew, dock workers, rail workers, all handlers, receivers, and employees in general. The product is packaged incorrectly as per regulations. These regulations are developed worldwide by experts that study and test packaging for the safe movement of hazards. You do not package to the applicable standard due to the lack of proper training, understanding of regulations, or just negligence. The dangerous good now leaks or releases out of a vehicle, aircraft, vessel, or train. This unique training course on Transportation of Dangerous Goods covers discussion of critical areas of safe handling and transportation by air, sea, rail, and road. OBJECTIVE The training course on Transportation of Dangerous Goods aims to help participants to develop the following critical objectives:

Understand the requirements of the TDG system for employers, consignors, carriers, and consignees
Assess the requirements for training and certification of employees with TDG duties
Establish effective procedures for the classification and documentation of dangerous goods
Ensure that the correct safety marks are applied to suitable means of containment
Develop systems for appropriate emergency planning and response

OUTLINE MATERI 1. Introduction to Transportation of Dangerous Goods

Background and Purpose of the Regulations
Training and Certification
Enforcement
Definition of Terms
Responsibilities of Shipper, Carriers, and Receivers
History and Purpose of the Regulations
Training and Certification Requirements
Responsibilities while Having Charge, Care, and Control of a Dangerous Goods Shipment

2. Classification

9 Classes of Dangerous Goods
Class Divisions
Primary and Subsidiary Classification
Packing Groups
Special Divisions
Divisions, Packing Groups, Subsidiary Classification, Special Provisions
Shipping Names, UN Numbers
Use of the TDG Schedules

3. Documentation

Information Required on All Shipping Documents
Location and Distribution of Documents
Requirements for Shipping Documentation Information
Empty or Residue Containing/Packaging Requirements
Overview of Hazardous Waste Manifest
Retention of Documents
Waste Manifests/Movement Document
Safety Marking
- Labels, Markings, and Placards
- Container/Packaging Labels and Marks
- Placarding Requirements
- Location, Replacement, and Removal of Safety Marks
- UN Packaging and “Safe” Packaging
- Closure Instructions
- TP14850 Packaging
- CGSB, CSA, and UN Regulations or Guidelines