Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG)

SafetyVantage’s Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) Course equips workers with the knowledge to safely handle and transport dangerous goods in compliance with Canadian regulations. It covers essential requirements under the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act and Regulations. Learners will understand classification, documentation, labeling, and emergency response protocols. A TDG certificate is issued upon successful completion. 

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TDG Course Topics

Introduction to the Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG)

Learn why training is essential for anyone handling or transporting hazardous materials. Gain a foundational understanding of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act and how it protects workers, the public, and the environment.

Classifying Dangerous Goods

This module explains how to determine the appropriate hazard class and packing group for dangerous goods, including explosives, gases, flammables, and corrosives.

Using the TDG Schedules

Learn how to navigate and interpret Schedules 1, 2, and 3 of the TDG Regulations. These schedules provide critical information about classification, safety marks, documentation, and special provisions.

Using Dangerous Goods Safety Marks

Learn how to apply and interpret TDG placards, labels, and signs in compliance with federal regulations.

Transporting Dangerous Goods

This module explores best practices for loading, securing, transporting, and unloading dangerous goods. It includes guidance on segregation, containment, and safe handling procedures during transport.

Documenting the Transportation of Dangerous Goods

Proper documentation is required for every shipment. Learn how to complete and verify shipping documents, including product identification, quantity, and emergency contact information.

Responding to Dangerous Goods Emergencies

In the event of a spill, leak, or other incident, trained workers must know how to act. This module provides an overview of emergency response protocols, including ERAPs, evacuation procedures, and personal safety measures.

Reporting Dangerous Goods Incidents

Timely and accurate reporting is a legal requirement. Learn when and how to report incidents to the appropriate authorities and what information must be included in TDG incident reports.

Special Cases and Exemptions

Some situations allow for reduced requirements under TDG Regulations. This module explains how and when special cases or exemptions apply.

TDG Training FAQs

Who Needs TDG Training?

TDG training is mandatory for anyone who handles, offers for transport, or transports dangerous goods in Canada. This includes workers in shipping, warehousing, logistics, construction, oil and gas, and other sectors.

How Do I Get a TDG Certificate?

A Transportation of Dangerous Goods Certificate of Completion is awarded upon successful completion of the SafetyVantage course.

How Long Is a TDG Certificate Valid?

TDG certificates are valid for three years. Refresher training is required after this period or when job duties change significantly.

Is This Course Compliant With Current Legislation?

Yes. SafetyVantage’s TDG course aligns with the most recent Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act and Regulations, ensuring up-to-date training for legal compliance.

How Long Does the Online Course Take to Complete?

Course duration varies based on individual learning speed. Most participants complete the training within 2 hours.