E-learning ADR Awareness (1.3) – English

Description

The ADR Awareness 1.3 English e-learning course introduces employees to their safety responsibilities when dangerous goods are transported by road. It is designed for personnel whose duties fall within the ADR transport chain and who need instruction appropriate to their tasks.

What does the ADR Awareness 1.3 course cover?

The training addresses the practical requirements of ADR Chapter 1.3, including the roles of consignors, consignees, packers, fillers, loaders and unloaders. Participants learn to identify dangerous goods and recognise the information needed for safe handling and transport.

• Classification of dangerous goods and hazard identification
• Danger labels, markings and basic packaging requirements
• Roles and responsibilities in the transport chain
• The ADR 1,000-point exemption and its practical implications
• Preparing, handling and dispatching dangerous goods

Course structure

• Module 1: ADR and the responsibilities of the parties involved
• Module 2: Labels, packaging, dispatch and other operational duties

Assessment and certificate

The course ends with an online test. Participants who achieve at least 70% correct answers can download or print an ADR Awareness certificate. The training can be paused and resumed, allowing participants to study at their own pace. The course language is English.

ADR Chapter 1.3 instruction is not a substitute for an ADR driver training certificate when the latter is required. Employees and drivers should receive instruction appropriate to their actual responsibilities.

Ordering and course access

After ordering and payment, access details are emailed within 24 hours on weekdays. For multiple participants, enter their names and email addresses in the order memo or submit them afterwards. A group account can be created to monitor progress.

Explore ADR information from UNECE for general background on the regulations.