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Heavy Construction Safety Association of Saskatchewan (HCSAS) Transportation of Dangerous Goods

The online course on Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) is meticulously designed by HCSAS to endow participants with a robust understanding of the risks and regulatory necessities linked to hazardous goods and controlled products. The course is enriched with numerous interactive exercises to assess your comprehension and provides convenient links to the rules, diagrams, and other essential details about the transportation of dangerous goods. This HCSAS TDG course adheres to all the training prerequisites under the TDG Regulations formulated by Transport Canada and is developed for all the stakeholders involved in the Transportation of Dangerous Goods by ground including shippers, receivers, and drivers.

APERÇU DU COURS

The online course on Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) by HCSAS is meticulously crafted to impart participants with an in-depth understanding of the risks and regulatory necessities linked to hazardous goods and controlled products. The course is filled with numerous interactive exercises to evaluate your grasp and offers useful links to the laws, diagrams, and other critical details about the transportation of dangerous goods. The HCSAS TDG course strictly adheres to all the training norms under the TDG Regulations crafted by Transport Canada and is devised for all the stakeholders associated in the Transportation of Dangerous Goods by ground encompassing shippers, receivers, and drivers.

SUJETS DU COURS

Course Content Covers:

An overview of TDG Requirements and Regulations
Classification – Nine classes of dangerous goods including primary and subsidiary classification
Packing Groups – How to discern the danger level of certain products
Placards, Labels and Safety Marks – Requirements for labelling packages, tanks and vehicles and how to identify mixed loads
Shipping Documentation
Responsibilities of the shipper, receiver and transporter
Different Means of Containment
Exemptions and special provisions that apply to certain products and quantity restrictions
Emergency Response Plans (ERAP) and actions
Incident Reporting What to do when there has been a spill or leak