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TRANSPORTATION OF DANGEROUS GOODS
ONLINE COURSE
In Canada, federal and provincial/territorial legislation governs the transportation of dangerous goods. Anyone who is responsible for dangerous goods, whether it be a shipper, a carrier or a receiver, is required to have training in the transportation of dangerous goods. Once you have completed this course, you will be better informed about the importance of complying with the regulations for the transportation of dangerous goods.
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This course costs $30.00 + applicable taxes. To pay with a Visa or Mastercard, or by cheque, please click here.
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WHAT IS IN THE COURSE?
Although goods can be transported by road, rail, air and water, this course will only cover regulations for road transportation of dangerous goods. There are nine classes of dangerous goods and at the end of this course, you will be qualified to handle all of them except Class 1, 6.2 and 7 as handling these classes requires additional training.
The course is composed of ten modules:
Module 1 – Course Introduction
Module 2 – Legislation
Module 3 – Chemical Hazards and Classes of Dangerous Goods
Module 4 – Packaging and Labels
Module 5 – Shipping Documents
Module 6 – Accidents
Module 7 – Segregation and Vehicle Loading
Module 8 – Emergency Response Assistance Plans
Module 9 – Exceptions
Module 10 – Final Test
The course should take four to five hours to complete.
Important: To properly view and complete this course, users must have:
- A 56 Kb modem access to the Internet.
- Flash Player 7.0 installed (if you see the blue image on your right, you already have Flash Player 7.0 on your computer).
SUPPORT WEB SITE
Resources: Find additional information relating to the transportation
of dangerous goods.
Glossary: Quickly reference commonly used
terms.
Links: Browse links to related Web sites.
Last Modified: September 18, 2009