ADR Training


COURSE OVERVIEW

ADR courses are required for any driver who carries hazardous materials in any vehicles.  We offer these courses at our centres in West Midlands or on customer premises.

All drivers must pass module one – the Core Module, regardless of the type of vehicle they will drive or the chemicals they will carry.  They must then pass either module two (tanks) or module three (packaged goods), or both if they wish.  They can then choose from any combination of the classes, modules four to twelve, depending on the class of chemical they wish to carry.  

The ADR training programme incorporates 21 Hours (Core/ Packages) or 28 Hours (Core/ Packages/ Tankers) worth of the Driver CPC training hours.   ADR Certificate & ID Card is issued by SQA and is valid for 5 years.  Refresher ADR Training Must be taken 6-8 weeks before ADR licence expires.

For further information please click on the Dangerous Goods Driver Training Website https://dgdrivertraining.org.uk/DGDT/Home

ADR is divided into:

Core: Basic syllabus for carrying any class of dangerous goods in Road tankers, tank containers, packages, drums, cylinders and loose in bulk
Tanks: For carrying any class of dangerous goods, in road tankers or other tanker containers    
Packages & Loose in Bulk: For carrying any class of dangerous goods in (sacks, drums, cylinders, cartons) and loose in bulk (skips, tipper or dust cart bodies etc)

Class 1: Explosives (not currently available)
Class 2: Gases; compressed, liquefied, dissolved under pressure or refrigerated
Class 3: Flammable liquids
Class 4: Flammable solids, substances liable to spontaneous combustion
Class 5: Oxidising substances and organic peroxides
Class 6: Toxic, harmful and infectious substances
Class 7: Radioactive (not currently available)
Class 8: Corrosives – Acids and Alkalis
Class 9: Miscellaneous dangerous substances and articles, e.g. asbestos, PCBs and any substance or article not covered by the other classes

Regular monthly ADR Training courses available.