We proudly offer workplace approved Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) training as an on-line course. Learn the requirements and how to properly transport dangerous materials throughout Canada. This course is provided through St. Mark James Training and is one of the most popular TDG programs available in Canada. Certification is provided immediately upon successful completion of the program and does not expire. The course takes approximately 4 hours to complete and costs 29.99. This course includes 11 modules and participants are required to complete a short test prior to moving on to the next component.
Lessons
Unit 1 – Introduction to Transportation of Dangerous Goods
Unit 2 – Regulations and Training
Unit 2 discusses compliance and outlines the training requirements set out in the TDG Act and regulations. Learning Objectives Upon completion of unit 2, participants will be able to: Understand the training requirements of the TDG Act, and understand who must have what type of training Understand the training requirements from Guidelines for Training Criteria …
Unit 3 – Classification of Dangerous Goods
Upon completion of unit 3, participants will be able to: Recognize the classification of dangerous goods that are dealt with in Part 2 of the TDG regulations Explain how the different transportation methods can affect these classifications Understand what to do in response to classification errors Know the types of information found in each of …
Unit 4 – Safety Marks
Unit 4 examines the safety marks used with dangerous goods. Upon completion of unit 4, participants will be able to: Recognize and interpret the safety marks used to identify each class (and division) of dangerous goods, and signs (elevated temperature, fumigation, and marine pollutant) Understand the meaning of packaging type and construction codes; Know …
Unit 5 – Means of Containment
Unit 5 identifies the possible “means of containment” for transporting dangerous goods, and describes the procedure used in the selection and safety marking of a means of containment. Upon Completion of Unit 5 Participants Will be Able to: Recognize that the standards for “means of containment” may be specific to a class of dangerous goods, …
Unit 6 – Documentation
This unit focuses on shipping documents. Upon completion of unit 6, participants will be able to: Identify the types of information found on a shipping document and the order in which that information appears Explain the TDG regulations dealing with the completion, possession, and transfer of a shipping document from one party to another Know …
Unit 7 – Forbidden Goods, Exemptions and Special Provisions
Synopsis and Learning Objectives Unit 7 focuses on forbidden goods and special provisions in TDG regulations. Upon completion of unit 7, participants will be able to: Define forbidden goods, exemptions and special provisions Know the requirements pertaining to “Special Cases” Understand the requirements of the 150 kg Gross Mass Exemption, the 500 kg Gross Mass …
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Unit 8 – Exemptions and Exceptions
Unit 8 focuses on further exemptions, and highlights the transportation within a facility exemption and the transportation between two properties exemption in particular. Upon completion of unit 8, participants will be able to: Understand the requirements of the Transportation Within a Facility Exemption, and Transportation Between Two Properties Exemption Know the circumstances in which exemptions …
Unit 9 – Immediate Reporting and ERAPs
Unit 9 focuses on accidental releases of dangerous goods.Upon completion of Unit 9, participants will be able to: Define and differentiate between an accidental release and an imminent accidental release Recognize the notification requirements related to an accidental release Know what information must be included in an immediate report and who must receive a copy …