Welcome National Dangerous Goods Training Consortium ADR Driver Training Course 1

Introduction Your instructor Facilities Health and Safety – Fire – Muster points Mobiles Drivers Hours Breaks and Refreshments 2

Conditions of Training Approved Centres Complaints 3

Core Module Objectives 4

Training Duty of Care (H+SE Act 1974 section 2) All staff require training 5

Driver Training Drivers duty Knowledge Skill Careful Driving 6

Regulations UK ADR IMDG RID ICAO 7

ADR Driver Training Certificate Approved course Valid 5 years (refreshed after 4) Class / mode specific Original carried Signed 8

Responsibilities Consignor Carrier Driver Consignee Emergency Services 9

Hazard Classes Class 1Explosives (divided into six divisions) Class 2.1Flammable gas Class 2.2Non flammable non toxic gas Class 2.3Toxic and corrosive gas Class 3Flammable liquids Class 4.1Flammable solids Class 4.2Substances liable to spontaneous combustion Class 4.3Substances dangerous when wet Class 5.1Oxidising substances Class 5.2Organic peroxides Class 6.1Toxic substances Class 6.2Infectious substances Class 7Radioactive material Class 8Corrosives Class 9Miscellaneous dangerous goods and articles 10

Environmentally Hazardous Substance Mark 11

UN Numbers and Proper Shipping Names UN number Specific Collective Generic Proper Shipping Names 12

Packing Groups Packing Group IHigh danger Packing Group IIMedium dangerous Packing Group IIILow dangerous 13

Transport Categories Transport Category 0 Transport Category 1 Transport Category 2 Transport Category 3 Transport Category 4 14

Waste Disposal 15

Waste Control The Hazardous Waste Regulations The Transfrontier Shipment of Waste Regulations (TFS) The Transfrontier Shipment of Radioactive Waste Regulations The Controlled Waste (Registration of Carriers and Seizure of Vehicles) Regulations

Environmental Protection Environmental Damage Vapours Spillage Contamination Duty of Care Environmentally Hazardous Substance Mark 17

Documentation Transport Document Vehicle Approval Certificate ADR Driver Training Certificate Photo ID 18

Instructions in Writing Provided by carrier Language Availability 19

Vehicle Marking Displayed Visible Removed 20

Miscellaneous Equipment Vehicle Chock Warning Signs Eye rinsing liquid Shovel Drain Seal Collecting Container Crew Warning vest Torch Gloves Eye protection 21

Loading Procedures Loading Securing 22

Technical Equipment Hoses, pumps, compressors and suction equipment on tanks. Valves and gauges on tanks Lifting equipment such as hoists and lifting platforms Equipment to assist with securing the load on the vehicle e.g. racks for the gas cylinders 23

Checks before the Journey Load secure Documentation Markings Equipment Vehicle condition 24

Tunnels Regulations Safety features Actions Codes 25

Parking and Supervision Load Limits Supervision Unsupervised Parking 26

Breakdowns Stay with vehicle Warn recovery crew of dangers Warning signs 27

Unloading Remove vehicle markings 28

Mixed Loading Class 1 Class 6 / 9 29

Segregation Class 6 and 9 from foodstuffs General 30

Multimodal Operations Modes of transport ISO containers 31

Security High consequence dangerous goods Security plans 32

Dangerous Load Card 33

Security Incidents Reporting Report 34

Photo ID Required for all vehicle crew 35

Civil Liability Civil law Negligence Compensation 36

Law Criminal law Civil law 37

PPE Mandatory Crew Additional 38

Limitations of PPE Limitations Demonstrate 39

Decontamination Safe removal 40

Practical Exercises Emergency Aid Fire Emergency exercise 41

First Aid Assess situation Dangers Unconscious casualty 42

Burns Burns and scalds Treatment 43

Chemical Contamination Wash of skin Remove contaminated clothing 44

Eyewash Incline head Wash out minutes 45

Control of bleeding Blood Applying pressure Embedded objects 46

CPR & Recovery Position Danger Response Airway Breathing CPR Recovery position 47

Fire Triangle Fuel Oxygen Heat 48

Vehicle Maintenance & Prevention Vehicle maintenance Sources of ignition 49

Fire Extinguishers Types of extinguisher Uses 50

Fire Extinguishers Identification Correct use 51

Associated Risks Fumes Fire Types Controlling Fires 52

Accidents Assess situation 53

Emergency Services Call Emergency Services Information when they arrive 54

Instructions in Writing Actions 55

Injuries Assess First aid 56

Fire Tackle small fires Do not fight a fire involving the load 57

Containment PPE Safety Contain leaks 58

Reporting Operator RIDDOR 59