Helping you obtain your ADR qualification easily
ADR training courses are required for drivers who wish to deliver dangerous/hazardous goods. Whether you are an individual or a company with employees that want to transport dangerous goods, then you will need an ADR qualification. At McMillen Driver Training in Craigavon, we can help you obtain your ADR qualification quickly and easily with our ADR (dangerous goods) driver training.
What is covered in an ADR course?
- The necessary knowledge and skills required by the driver to undertake their core operational duties safely and successfully
- The practical application of specific Health and Safety techniques
- The safety measures appropriate to the various types of hazards in classes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 9
- The specialist knowledge and skills necessary for drivers of vehicles carrying dangerous goods in packages/bulk
- The specialist knowledge and skills necessary for drivers of vehicles carrying substances or articles of class 1
- The specialist knowledge and skills necessary for drivers of vehicles carrying radioactive material of class 7
More about the ADR qualification
The ADR qualification is a legal requirement that ensures drivers of vehicles containing dangerous goods comply with the Carriage of Dangerous Goods and Use of Transportable Pressure Equipment regulations.
They apply the provisions of the ADR European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Goods by Road Council Directive.
An ADR certificate is valid for 5 years and drivers must take the refresher course and site exams a minimum of 6 weeks before the expiry date of their current licence.
Should any candidate fail the exam, they will need to take the exam again within 16 weeks.
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