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Dangerous Goods Awareness Training (v2)
Introduction
How to navigate the course (2:18)
Our ADR guide books (0:33)
What is 'ADR'? (2:20)
Link to download ADR
Multimodal considerations
What are 'dangerous goods'? (1:02)
Introduction questions
Dangerous goods classification
Classification principles (3:39)
Class 1 (3:12)
Class 2 (7:08)
Class 3 (1:16)
Class 4 (6:49)
Class 5.1 (2:12)
Class 5.2 (4:39)
Class 6.1
Class 6.2
Class 7 (2:17)
Class 8
Class 9 (2:01)
Classification exercise (0:59)
Classification questions
Lithium and sodium (ion) batteries
Introducing Mike (1:01)
What are 'lithium batteries' and 'sodium ion batteries' and what hazards do they present? (2:14)
Lithium and sodium (ion) batteries classification (6:54)
Identifying exempt and fully regulated batteries (3:07)
Lithium and sodium (ion) batteries section summary (0:28)
Lithium and sodium (ion) batteries questions
Hazard communication
Identifying dangerous goods (1:36)
Where to find hazard information
Package marks and labels
Overpacks (4:22)
Questions
Packaging for dangerous goods
Tested and certified packaging
Examples of packagings: single and combination packagings (3:46)
Intermediate bulk containers (IBCs)
Lesson summary (0:24)
Questions
The limited and excepted quantities provisions
The limited quantities provisions (1:45)
The excepted quantities provisions (2:49)
Lesson summary (0:32)
Questions
Documentation
Information required in the dangerous goods transport document
Documentation retention requirements
Multimodal requirements: sea transport
Multimodal requirements: air transport
Lesson summary (0:33)
Questions
Loading and stowage
Handling and loading of packaged dangerous goods
Mixed loading of dangerous goods (1:16)
Lesson summary (0:24)
Questions
Security
Security responsibilities (2:43)
Course completion
Course feedback and access your certificate
Renewal reminder
Security responsibilities
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