This course is designed for anyone involved in the loading / unloading of Dangerous Goods Transported by Road who does not drive the vehicle transporting the Dangerous Goods.
All relevant personnel involved in the logistics of any industry is required to have at minimum, basic knowledge on loading and unloading processes.
This course outlines clear safety approaches and instructions to follow to successfully load and unload Dangerous Goods shipments. Detailed Safety Measures, Loading and Unloading Processes and Identifying Dangerous Goods are all key elements of this 1 Day informative course.
Some Topics Covered Include: History of Dangerous Goods, Packaging/Labelling, Segregation, Placarding, Stowage and Restraint.
The course is also compliant with Chain of Responsibility.
Logistic industries are encouraged to complete our Dangerous Goods Loader Awareness course in order to reduce Transport Risk Management.
Course Duration and Fees
7:30am to 3:30pm (approx.) at Nationwide Training Osborne Park
1 day $385 GST free
Onsite training is available anywhere in Western Australia contact our office for a quote.
Course Requirements
Learners:
- Must wear fully enclosed shoes
- Must be able to read, write and understand English
Course Content
- History of dangerous goods
- Identification and classification of dangerous goods
- Packing/Labelling
- Stowage and Restraint
- Segregation and Placarding of vehicles
- Documentation
- Fire Extinguishers and Fire Fighting DVD
- Hazchem Code
Course Structure and Delivery
- Theory Presentation
- Practical Activity
- Written Assessment
This classroom-based training is delivered face to face.
On Successful Completion
On successful completion of this course you will receive a Notice of Assessment issued by Nationwide Training:
Dangerous Goods Loader Awareness
Recommended Course Resources
Hazchem Action Card
Load Restraint Guide
Australian Dangerous Goods Code
Dangerous Goods Segregation Wheel
Chemical Segregation for Storage Poster
Australian and New Zealand Emergency Response Guide Book
Please refer to our NT Book Shop page for more resource information.