DG training
online
Legally compliant
The certifications are based on our official recognitions in the D/A/CH region.
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DG training by mode of transport
ADR training 1.3
by road
Task-oriented instruction according to 1.3 ADR.
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IATA DGR training
by air
Instruction for UN 3373.
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IMDG Code training
by sea
Task-oriented training according to 1.3 IMDG Code incl. CTU Code.
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RID Dangerous Goods
by rail
Task-oriented training according to 1.3 RID.
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DG training by duties
Dangerous Goods Crash Course
99,00 € | excl. VAT
Insight into ADR / RID / IMDG Code and IATA DGR
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Load securing training
Task-oriented training according to VDI 2700ff.
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Dangerous goods for the management
Insight into ADR / RID / IMDG Code and IATA DGR
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Load securing + CTU
Task-oriented training according to VDI 2700ff and CTU-Code.
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CBTA
99,00 € | excl. VAT
CBTA – introductory training – IATA DGR
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Dangerous goods legislation relating to the transportation of lithium batteries
ADR Lithium Batteries
Shipping of lithium metal / lithium ion batteries according to 1.3 ADR.
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E-Bikes
Shipment of e-bike batteries (lithium-ion batteries over 100Wh) according to 1.3 ADR.
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Electric car battery
Shipment of automotive batteries (lithium-ion batteries over 100Wh) according to 1.3 ADR.
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1.6 IATA - Lithium Batteries
Shipment of small batteries in or with equipment according to 1.6 IATA-DGR.
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Just a few steps to a legally compliant certificate
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Find the appropriate course above. You can book/buy it on the course page.
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You will then receive your login data and the link to the learning platform.
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Start the course on the learning platform and work through it at your own pace, when and where you want.
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You can deepen your knowledge through various exercises.
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On completion of the course, you will receive a legally valid certificate or a training record from us as a recognized training organizer.
DG training online
Our portfolio includes cross-regulatory courses as well as courses for specific modes of transport and target groups. All our online trainings provide you with sustainable support in your practice with checklists, transport documents and other helpful documents for download.
With our instructions in accordance with the dangerous goods regulations, you will receive a legally compliant certificate/training record after completing the course.
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FAQs
Depending on whether you are shipping dangerous goods by road (ADR), rail (RID), sea (IMDG Code) or air (IATA-DGR), there are different requirements and regulations. In air transport (IATA-DGR), the requirements are very strict and you must complete a refresher training every 24 months. The ADR, RID and the IMDG Code prescribe training courses at regular intervals. As these rules and regulations are updated every 24 months, it is also advisable to take part in dangerous goods training every 2 years.
Every person involved in the dangerous goods process requires instruction. These are, for example, employees who pack, label and mark, prepare documents or carry out the transport itself. However, responsible employees who create specifications and work aids such as checklists also require regular instruction in accordance with the relevant dangerous goods regulations.
The cost of dangerous goods training can vary depending on the scope. Our online training according to 1.3 ADR costs 139 euros for a license. You can see the costs for all other courses at the top of this page.
Dangerous goods are substances, objects and mixtures that may pose a risk to public safety, people or the environment during transportation. This includes, for example, corrosive substances, flammable substances or infectious substances. The transportation of these substances is considered as a dangerous goods transport and the persons involved require appropriate training in dangerous goods law.
