Driver Self-Teach Training Courses
The Driver Self-Teach Dangerous Goods Course is designed for couriers and others who transport small quantities of various dangerous goods by road and roll-on/roll-off ferries.
Successful completion of this program forms the basis for a Certificate of Training that will allow drivers to transport dangerous goods excluding infectious substances, radioactive materials, wastes, transborder consignments, bulk containment, and intermodal transport.
Course Fee: $84.95 + GST
Prerequisite: None
Course Materials
1. Dangerous Goods Drivers Handbook
This book includes Clear Language explanation of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations, a complete list of all dangerous goods with specific compliance requirements, and a copy of the North American Emergency Response Guidebook.
2. Dangerous Goods Placarding Guide
A color chart of all labels and placards, with a summary of the rules for placarding vehicles.
3. Exercise Book
A series of questions designed to assist in the study of the required information, and intended to make use of the Dangerous Goods Driver's Handbook in addition to the Dangerous Goods Placarding Guide.
4. Quiz
The quiz must be completed and returned to Kel-Ex Agencies Ltd. for marking. A Certificate of Training is issued for scores over 80%.
5. Certificate of Training
This certificate must be signed by your current employer to be valid. You must sign your own certificate if you are self-employed. Please note that this course covers transportation and handling but not offering of dangerous goods for transportation.
24 hour customer support included
Customized corporate training also available, contact us for more
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What Our Clients Are Saying
I recently had the pleasure to take part in TDG Training offered by Victor at Kel-Ex Agencies. I found that the supplied booklet materials and course structure were easy to follow and simplified my TDG practices. Since the training I have benefited greatly from the fantastic customer service provided by the Kel-Ex team. I have great peace of mind knowing that at any moment, help is just a call away.
Kelsy Woods, B.Sc.
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