ADR Workshop
Background
The revised ADR 2003 Regulations contains a provision for the training of Personnel in relation to their responsibilities for the road despatches of dangerous goods across European frontier’s under ADR.
*Note: 2004 UK regulations will be based on the same format as ADR*
The one day course is especially designed to teach the layout of the 2003 ADR rules for the transfrontier ship-ment of dangerous goods by road in Europe.
Course Content
| Part 1 | General Provisions |
| Part 2 | Classification |
| Part 3 | Dangerous goods list, special provisions and exemptions related to dangerous goods packed in limited quantities |
| Part 4 | Packing and tank provisions |
| Part 5 | Consignment procedures |
| Part 6 | Requirements for the construction and testing of packaging, intermediate bulk containers (IBC’s), large packaging and tanks |
| Part 7 | Provisions concerning the conditions of carriage, loading, unloading and handling |
| Part 8 | Requirements for vehicle crews, equipment, operation and documentation |
| Part 9 | Requirements concerning the construction and approval of vehicles |
The Course is based mostly on the text of ADR, each student must therefore have a copy of the Regulations to work from, either bringing their own 2003 volumes or by purchasing a set from Chemfreight at cost.
Each student will also receive a comprehensive guide to ADR and a Course Booklet.
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