The National Road Traffic Act (NRTA) requires that training is provided to ensure that all employees who load transport or unload dangerous goods and substances in excess of the exempt quantity, are competent and specifically trained for the tasks they perform.
The National Road Traffic Act (NRTA) requires that training is provided to ensure that all employees who load transport or unload dangerous goods and substances in excess of the exempt quantity, are competent and specifically trained for the tasks they perform.
In other words, everyone handling dangerous goods and substances be it Transport managers, Supervisors, Forklift Drivers, Qualified Persons for loading and offloading, Drivers, etc., must have the necessary knowledge and skills to minimize the risks involved with these tasks and activities.
The following is incorporated in the course: The key aspects of the legal changes and the requirements laid down by the National Traffic Act of 1996 (Chapter VIII), relevant terms and definitions.
The methods and procedures for the safe handling of dangerous goods and substances during the transportation of these on public roads in South Africa, exempt quantities, compatibility of substances and placarding.
The relevant emergency procedures and protective actions involved thus enhancing the safety awareness of the driver and protection of local environment.
Driving Sense was established in 2006 and is wholly-owned by MRB Holdings. As the driver training division, Driving Sense forms the core of the group and enjoys the guaranteed support and services of the internal group of companies which include Assessment Worx, Izazi Staffing Solutions and Sensible Recruiting.
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