Designed for those working onboard workboats involved with the transportation of dangerous goods, and those working ashore who are involved with the transportation of dangerous goods aboard workboats, the objective of the course is to provide training compliant with the UK Maritime Administration (M
This is a Workboat Association course which has been created in liason with the MCA. The training covers:
Familiarisation with the rules governing the carriage of dangerous goods by sea, (IMDG) Code.
The use and structure of the IMDG Code
The documentation and rules specific to the carriage of Dangerous Goods on board Workboats
Industry best practice
Designed for those working onboard workboats involved with the transportation of dangerous goods, and those working ashore who are involved with the transportation of dangerous goods aboard workboats, the objective of the course is to provide training compliant with the UK Maritime Administration (Maritime and Coastguard Agency) training requirements as per the UK Workboat Code 2 sections 26.8 and 29.5.1. The course addresses the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code, the UK Workboat Code and the associated UK Merchant Shipping Regulations.
The course is a 3-4 hour long course (inc. assessment) which can be held online or in a classroom, with a maximum of 6 people online and 8 people in a classroom. Training resources included within the course price is a hard copy of the ‘The carriage of Dangerous Goods on Workboats Good Practice Guide’, by the Workboat Association.
Formed in 2010 by Directors Simon and Vicky Jinks, SeaRegs has evolved in the past years to its purpose-built training centre at Turnchapel Wharf, Plymouth.
The Plymouth centre has a dedicated Navigation Simulation room for ECDIS and Radar training as well as a workshop for engineering and Seamanship training, allowing specific and specialised training.
Our waterside location in Plymouth, along with our range of boats, compliments the shore-based aspects of the courses, providing students with all the on-site facilities needed to successfully complete their courses.
From entry level courses to instructor training, SeaRegs provides a choice of over 60 courses accredited by the RYA, MCA, Highfield and the Nautical Institute, delivering a wide range of qualifications from a port operative to a super yacht deckhand to boat master or yacht skipper to instructor training.
We take an enormous amount of pride in our course development and implementation, only working with the most friendly and experienced instructors to ensure that the courses are brought to life in the most engaging way. This, in turn, means that students leave us with lessons learnt for life and with smiles on their faces!
We realise the importance of supporting the next generation of mariners too, working very closely with and supporting employers to provide apprenticeship students with a range of exciting marine apprenticeships, allowing them to work, earn and learn at the same time.
Comply with the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations for shipping dangerous goods by air
All drivers within the scope of the Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (Driver Training) Regulations 1996 must be trained and hold a Vocational Training Certificate issued by DVLA. This is required by UK regulations implementing the relevant EU directive.
Our 5-day full time course prepares candidates for the Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser Examination, which is conducted by The Scottish Qualification Authority. Each candidate will require the latest edition ADR manuals for the course and exam.
To obtain an ADR licence you must pass a minimum of Core, either packages or tanker elements and at least one class to the goods you are carrying.
After completing ADR training you will be able to drive a vehicle with tanks, and vehicles carrying dangerous goods in containers.
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