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TDG-116 Online Training - Ideal for service trucks and small carriers
This training is unique to our firm and meets all Transport Canada, and Transport Quebec requirements in a user friendly method saving you time and money.
No.1 Training Center in Canada
Our TDG-116 transportation of dangerous goods training is unique to the DGTC and favored among small carriers.
Compliance at your fingertips
Our TDGR training meets all Transport Canada,
Transports Québec, and USDoT requirements.
Easy and Efficient
Our TDG courses are recognized for their efficiency and simplicity. Receive your TDG-116 certificate in less than two hours.
Course content
Module 1: Rules and responsibilities
This module will explain the various responsibilites and requirements outlined in the TDGR, as well as expose the candidate to the legal and training aspects
Module 2: Classification
After this module, the participant will be able to recognize the various classes of dangerous goods as well as the symbols, dangers associated with each one of these classes and divisions as well as the complete shipping descriptions.
Module 3: Packaging and Labelling
After successful completion of this module, the participant will be able to inspect various packages of dangerous goods in order to ensure they meet all hazard communication requirements.
Module 4: Transport procedures
In this module the participant will learn the various transport procedures including, stowage, spill report requirements, provincial rules as well as creating a shipping document meeting the requirements of the 500 kg exemption.
WARNING
This training is not valid for the transport of flammable gas cylinders over 46L, toxic gases, radioactive, organic peroxides, infectious substances or explosives.
Price Per Person
1 to 9
Participants10 to 19
Participants20 to 49
Participants50+
ParticipantsExclusively for an individual who pays
himself for his training.
This option allows the purchase of this course only once.
After payment, a page will automatically open:
“Thank you – Your order has been completed successfully”.
Go and add the name of the employees who must take the course by clicking on the “MANAGE MY GROUP” button.
The invitation will be emailed to learners. Can also be found in their “spam” or junk mail.
* A different email address required for each participant *
TDG Training adapted to your needs !
Are you transporting less than 500 kg of dangerous goods? The Transport of Dangerous Goods Regulations (TDGR) require training for all people even if they transport less than 500 kg of dangerous goods. Knowing the appropriate TDG requirements will avoid penalties!
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Ensure the competence of your employees, and save time and money by taking training dedicated to service trucks and the transport of less than 500 kg of dangerous goods. Our TMD-116 training is the most efficient and economical method of training your employees. Why take general training when you could benefit from specific training for small carriers?
This training includes the following topics:
- TDGR legal requirements;
- The responsibilities of the carrier and the shipper;
- The 9 classes of dangerous goods and the associated risks;
- The simplified transport document;
- Marking and labeling of packages;
- Loading and stowage;
- Reports in the event of accidental releases;
- Provincial standards (tunnels, level crossings).
This training is not valid for explosives, radioactive substances, hazardous products in contact with water or flammable gas cylinders over 46 L in volume.
WHY OUR TDG TRAINING ?
The Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations have been in effect in Canada since 1985. These regulations assign specific responsibilities to carriers, handlers and shippers.
Anyone handling, transporting or preparing shipments of dangerous goods must therefore follow TDG training and obtain a training certificate renewable every three years or when changing employer.
The candidate who successfully completes the course receives a certificate recognized by the competent authorities (Transport Canada, Transports Québec, SAAQ and the DoT).
Our TMD training courses are targeted on a specific subject in order to allow you to learn the concepts essential to your work while avoiding wasted time or unnecessary information overload.