TDG training is offered by First Aid And Safety Training. Anyone who handles, ships, receives, transports or offers a consignment for transport requires dangerous goods training under federal law.
How do you know if you need dangerous goods training? Anyone who handles, ships, receives, transports or offers a consignment for transport requires dangerous goods training under federal law.
On Canada ‘s highways, nearly 1 out of every 7 trucks is carrying dangerous goods. Gasoline, diesel, antifreeze and acids are just a few of the 3000 dangerous goods transported on our roads everyday. Alberta-wide safety training in TDG is available through Spectrum Safety Services in Edmonton.
Certification
Spectrum Safety Services
Valid 3 years from time of issue under federal law
Complies with Industry and Workplace Heath & Safety Standards
Recognized across Canada
Course Outline
Introduction to Dangerous Goods Regulation
Classification
Packaging Requirements
Safety Marks
Documentation Requirements
Dangerous Occurrences
Special Requirements
Written Exam (open book)
Learn the skills you need to save a life. To advance your career. To maintain your certification. Whatever your reasons for taking safety, first aid or CPR training, you’ll find a course that fits your needs, your budget, your schedule – and that you’ll actually enjoy!
Since 1992, Second Chance CPR & First Aid and Spectrum Safety Services have been leading training providers in Edmonton, Alberta. Trust us to provide you sound advice on required training for advancing your career or moving down a new path. We have direct access to the requirements of governing agencies (ie. Workplace Health and Safety), as well as the latest information on certification and frequency of training.
Participants of Industrial Safety Trainers Inc.’s Transportation of Dangerous Goods Program(specific to ground transportation) receive training in the following element: Accidental Release & Imminent Accidental Release Report Requirements. Safe Handling & Transportation Practices.
This course is designed to teach you the techniques and practices required to be a defensive driver by going over and above what is required by law. You will be provided with a standard of driving excellence that you can use to evaluate and improve your own driving.
Students who participate in the DDC and pass the written exam with 80% or higher and have a valid Alberta Drivers License will qualify for a 3 points demerit reduction on their driving permit.
Off-highway vehicles (OHVs) like ATVs and UTVs are fun recreational vehicles as well as useful work tools when jobs need to be completed in the bush. Because of their recreational status, we sometimes underestimate their potential for hazards.
Gain knowledge to improve on-road driving behaviours and better understand the factors that influence driver attitudes.
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