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ADR General Awareness (Tanks)
Introduction
Introduction, course objectives, navigation and support (2:43)
The regulations
What is 'ADR'? (3:37)
Navigating ADR
Course handbook (0:38)
Multimodal considerations
Dangerous goods identification
What are 'dangerous goods'? (1:03)
Describing dangerous goods (3:29)
Questions
The hazard classes
Class 1 (8:33)
Class 2 introduction
Class 2: summary of hazards (7:08)
Class 3 (1:16)
Class 4 (4.1, 4.2 and 4.3) (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)
Environmentally hazardous substances
Waste classification
Summary exercise (0:38)
Questions
The Dangerous Goods List and special provisions
Using the Dangerous Goods List (9:28)
Exercise: special provisions
Question
Types of tanks (UN and ADR)
What is and isn't a tank (4:32)
Tank type examples
Why do we have these rules? (4:12)
Choosing the correct tank type (UN/ADR)
UN portable tanks (5:53)
ADR tanks (for liquids and solids) (11:36)
ADR tanks for gases (Class 2) (2:13)
Multimodal provisions (IMO type tanks on short international voyages)
Choosing the correct tank exercise
Questions
Exemptions, derogations and transitional provisions from ADR
Exemptions from ADR and how they are applied (9:54)
General exemptions contained in ADR (1.1.3)
National transitional provisions (UK tanks)
National derogations, exceptions and authorisations (UK only)
Multilateral agreements
Questions
Tank and vehicle construction and testing
Scope of this section (2:55)
Tank approval and testing
Portable tanks
ADR tanks
UK tanks
Vehicles for tank carriage (9:16)
Questions
Hazard communication
Marks and placards (2:37)
Example 1: UK road (5:20)
Exercise: hazard warning panel
Example 2: multimodal sea (3:56)
Exercise: sea marks and placards
Example 3: ADR (2:32)
Questions
The Dangerous Goods Transport Document
Format and responsibility (2:57)
Principle information required
Tunnel restrictions
Order of the dangerous goods description (exercise)
Supplementing generic and NOS entries
Supplementing a NOS entry (exercise)
Additional information required
Empty tanks
Tank containers and portable tanks on multimodal journeys
Documentation retention requirements
Multimodal requirements: sea transport
Training
The main training requirements in ADR (4:26)
Questions
ADR equipment and documentation
Documentation required onboard the vehicle
Vehicle equipment required
Exercise: Help Aaron with his equipment and documentation
End of section questions
Loading, unloading and operation
More special provisions!
Questions
Security provisions (ADR 1.10)
How the ADR security provisions are applied (4:13)
General security provisions (ADR 1.10.1)
Security training (1.10.2)
High Consequence Dangerous Goods, HCDG (ADR 1.10.3)
Questions
Course completion
The End (0:45)
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Multimodal provisions (IMO type tanks on short international voyages)
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