ADR 1.3
Education according to ADR 1.3. For those who handle dangerous goods at work.
A training according to ADR 1.3, in transportation of dangerous goods, is needed by you, who handle transport of dangerous goods at work. This includes you who receive goods, load or unload dangerous goods, issue transport documentation, or prepare the packaging of dangerous goods.
The training is also intended for drivers of dangerous goods as so-called limited quantity or reduced quantity. This may be relevant if you deliver shipments to customers or colleagues.
What do the guidelines say?
All persons involved in the transport of dangerous goods must have received 1.3 training before carrying out tasks related to the transport of dangerous goods.
If a person is to perform tasks for which they lack training, this may only be done under the supervision of a trained person.
The purpose of the training is to provide staff with knowledge of the risks and dangers associated with the dangerous goods they handle and the applicable regulations.
Source: MSB.”
The MSB (Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency) recommends that those involved in the transport of dangerous goods update their ADR 1.3 education every two years. This is because the regulation is regularly updated based on recommendations from the United Nations. The recurring training should be documented by the employer.
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ADR 1.3 Online Course
Only available in swedish
Duration: approximately 2 hours. The course is done at your own pace online.
Price: 995 SEK / participant (excluding VAT)
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Duration: 3 hours
Content ADR 1.3 Training
Regulations for dangerous goods
Classification of dangerous goods
Packaging
Marking of packaging and transport
Transport documents for dangerous goods
Exceptions from ADR regulations
Functions and Responsibilities
Safety during transport
Transport protection
Reporting of accidents and incidents
Personal certificate of completed training