Improper use of hazardous substances / objects during transport can result in serious personal injury. Accordingly, care must be taken when transporting dangerous goods. Anyone who transports them has a great responsibility and must be very familiar with the relevant safety regulations. This starts, for example, with the correct labelling of dangerous goods and loading and unloading.
The legislator prescribes ADR 1.3 instruction for all persons who handle dangerous goods.
Not only the drivers, but all employees who have to deal with dangerous goods must be trained. This is a very important topic, especially for transport companies. The training is aimed at all employees who handle dangerous goods or whose area of responsibility includes dangerous goods. They must be instructed in their tasks and know the relevant dangerous goods regulations. They must also be familiar with safety precautions, possible dangers, risks and emergency measures.
Learning objectives
Be able to understand the ADR/ GGVSEB correctly.In-house implementation of dangerous goods legislation with assistance in implementation.
Understand the RSEB implementation guideline correctly.
Correct entries in the transport document.
Handing over the correct accompanying documents.
Proper equipment for driver and vehicle.
Proper control of the vehicle crew, transport unit.
Contents
- Legal basis- Dangerous goods classes
- Definitions (e.g. difference between dangerous goods / hazardous substances)
- Differences in general cargo and bulk goods or tank transport
with regard to documentation, marking and labeling,
- Loading and unloading. (Integrated: Liquid gas storage, gas cylinder storage,
diesel tank)
- Parties involved in the transportation of dangerous goods
- Obligations of the parties involved
- Precautionary measures and behavior in an emergency.
Seminar format
