The Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations (T.D.G.) require any person who handles, offers for transport, or transports dangerous goods to have received appropriate training. Each trained person must be issued a Certificate of Training by their employer. Air Certification must be renewed every two years and Surface (Ground) every three years.
Our multi-media training facilities combined with demonstrations and real-life examples make learning interesting and easy. We hold many of our seminars at the British Columbia Aviation Museum, located on Norseman Rd., Sidney.
We offer several Dangerous Goods Training courses, including:
| ----- | Shipper / Receiver (Air and Surface) | |
| ----- | Driver | |
| ----- | W.H.M.I.S. | |
| ----- | Dangerous Goods for Emergency Responders | |
| ----- | Spill Response - Contingency Planning | |
| ----- | B.C. Hazardous Waste |
October 27
WHMIS
Basic – A half day class for all employees 08:30
to 12:00
WHMIS
Train the Trainer – Full Day Advanced Training for Instructors
08:30
to 16:30
October 28 08:30 to 16:30 each day
Transportation
of Dangerous Goods, Surface, Awareness for Supervisors – One Day Seminar
Dangerous
Goods/Hazardous Materials for Emergency Responders – One Day Seminar
Transportation
of Dangerous Goods, Surface, for Shippers/Receivers – One Day Seminar
Transportation
of Dangerous Goods, Surface, for Drivers -
One Day Seminar
October 28 & 29 08:30 to 16:30 each day
Transportation of Dangerous Goods, Surface and IATA Air, Shipper/Receiver Technician - Two day in-depth training
October 30
Workplace Spill Response – A half day class for all employees 08:30 to 12:00
Other courses are available. Click on the school bus to bring you to the list.
