Dangerous Goods Drivers Licence

Dangerous Goods Drivers Licence Training

Transporting bulk DANGEROUS GOODS by road in Australia requires a Dangerous Goods Driver’s Licence. Complete a two-day training course with Nationwide Training to apply for a National Dangerous Goods Driver’s Licence in Western Australia.

DG Licence Training - Duration & Fees

North of River

7:30am to 4:30pm (approx.) at Nationwide Training Osborne Park

2-day Dangerous Goods Drivers Licence $485 GST free

2-day Dangerous Goods Drivers Licence Weekend $590 GST Free

South of River

7:30am to 4:30pm (approx.) at the Quest Rockingham
22 Flinders Lane, Rockingham WA 6168

2 day Dangerous Goods Drivers Licence $485 GST free

Note: to receive your certificate on the course day you must provide a USI that can be validated two (2) working days before the course.

On-site training is available anywhere in Western Australia. Contact our office for a quote.

Nationwide Training is endorsed by the Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety (DLGIRS) to conduct Dangerous Goods training in Western Australia. Approval Number: WA-T-APP01/10.

Course Requirements

Learners:

• Must read the Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety (LGIRS) Dangerous Goods Driver Licence application requirements before attending the course.
• Must complete thorough pre-reading of the Nationwide Training Dangerous Goods Drivers Licence Manual before attending.
• Must complete the Theory Assessments as closed book exams.
• Reference materials permitted in the CLOSED book assessment are: ADG Code, DG Regs both provided by us plus your own notes.
• Must wear fully enclosed shoes.
• Must be able to read, write, and understand English. Learners who do not have sufficient English cannot attempt the assessment.
• Must have a Unique Student Identifier (USI). Please visit: www.usi.gov.au.

Note: Dangerous Goods Driver Licence online applications are submitted via the SRS system. You can register on the LGIRS SRS website.

Notes:

• DMP is now known as DLGIRS — the Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety.
• The regulator requires the course to be a closed-book assessment. However, the reference materials permitted for the closed-book assessment are the ADG Code and the DG Regulations (both provided by us), plus your own notes.
• The regulator requires all learners to complete a Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) assessment prior to undertaking the Mandatory Assessment Instrument. Learners who do not have sufficient English skills with reading, writing and numbers cannot attempt the assessment.