This course is divided into two Modules  

Module 1: SANS 10231 – Operational Requirements

(Note that this Standard references all modes of transport)

Module 2: SANS 10232-1 – Transportation of Dangerous Goods – Emergency Information Systems

(Note that this Standard references all modes of transport)

There are two certificate options:

• A certificate of attendance will be issued to delegates that attend the seminar and do not want to complete the competency examination

• A certificate of competency will be issued to delegates who have completed the competency examination & found competent

Email: training@dgtecsa.com for availability

This course is divided into three Modules,

Module 1: SANS 10231 – Operational Requirements

(Note that this Standard references all modes of transport)

Module 2: SANS 10232-1 – Transportation of Dangerous Goods – Emergency Information Systems

(Note that this Standard references all modes of transport)

Module 3: Dangerous Goods Transportation by Air – IATA

There are two certificate options:

• A certificate of attendance will be issued to delegates that attend the seminar and do not want to complete the competency examination

• A certificate of competency will be issued to delegates who have completed the competency examination & found competent

Email: training@dgtecsa.comfor availability

This course is divided into three Modules, contents of these modules are listed  below:

Module 1: SANS 10231 – Operational Requirements

(Note that this Standard references all modes of transport)

Module 2: SANS 10232-1 – Transportation of Dangerous Goods – Emergency Information Systems

(Note that this Standard references all modes of transport)

Module 3 Dangerous Goods Transportation by Sea – IMDG

There are two certificate options:

• A certificate of attendance will be issued to delegates that attend the seminar and do not want to complete the competency examination

• A certificate of competency will be issued to delegates who have completed the competency examination & found competent

Email: training@dgtecsa.com for availability

This course is divided into four Modules, contents of these modules are listed below

Module 1: SANS 10231 – Operational Requirements

(Note that this Standard references all modes of transport)

Module 2: SANS 10232-1 – Transportation of Dangerous Goods  – Emergency Information Systems

(Note that this Standard references all modes of transport)

Module 3: Dangerous Goods Transportation by Air – IATA

Module 4: Dangerous Goods Transportation by Sea – IMDG

There are two certificate options:

• A certificate of attendance will be issued to delegates that attend the seminar and do not want to complete the competency examination

• A certificate of competency will be issued to delegates who have completed the competency examination & found competent

Email: training@dgtecsa.com for availability

CLASS 1 EXPLOSIVES

All Industry Sectors:

Compliance with legislation

This is a 1 Day Course

Management & Supervisory Responsibilities: Transport Operational requirements

& Emergency Information Systems

The following seminar is presented by our company to assist clients and

their staff to comply with regulatory training. 

This applies to all persons undertaking any activity regarding Dangerous Goods.

Reference is made to:

The National Road Traffic Act 93 of 1996 & its amendments

Regulation – 280: Training Requirements

SANS 10231 – Operational Requirements for Dangerous Goods

Including references to other SANS standards

The Occupational Health and Safety Act 85 of 1993 & its amendments:

Regulations for Hazardous Chemical Substances – Clause 3: Information & Training

Regulations for Explosives – Clause 19: Standards of Training

Email: training@dgtecsa.com for availability

CLASS 6.2 – INFECTIOUS SUBSTANCES ROAD & AIR

Compliance with legislation

This is a 1 Day Course

Management & Supervisory Responsibilities: Transport Operational

Requirements & Emergency Information Systems

The following course is presented by our company to assist clients and

their staff to comply with regulatory training.

This applies to all persons undertaking any activity regarding Dangerous Goods.

Reference is made to:

The National Road Traffic Act 93 of 1996 & its amendments

Regulation – 280: Training Requirements

SANS 10231: 2014 – Edition 4 –

Operational Requirements for Dangerous Goods: Skills and Training

Clause 4.3.1 including references to other SANS standards

The Occupational Health and Safety Act 85 of 1993 & its amendments:

Regulations for Hazardous Chemical Substances – Clause 3 Information & Training

Regulations for Hazardous Biological Agents – Clause 4 Information & Training

Email: training@dgtecsa.com for availability

Course Target Audience:

All persons who physically handle, Supervise or Delegate tasks concerning Dangerous Goods  ( Receive, Dispatch, Pack, Pick , Load, Off Load, Handle during production / Manufacturing process, Purchase Dangerous Goods, Authorise vehicle access to premises, Use)

A certificate of Competence is issued to the delegates passing the Qualified Person course after successfully completing a Theoretical & Practical examination. 

Email: training@dgrcompliance.co.za for availability

Seminar Target Audience:

All persons who physically handle, supervise or Delegate tasks relating to Class 1 Explosives (Receive, Pack, Pick, Load, and Off Load) but not limited to:

Manufacturers	Mining Operators
Company owners	Consignors
Consignees	Wholesalers
Retailers	Sales Agents
Consignment stock Agents	Marketing Agents
Operators ( Transporters )	Sub Operators (Sub Transporters)
Operator Agents	Transport Brokers
Vehicle Hire Companies	Courier Companies
Freight Clearing Agents	Managers
Supervisors	Warehouse / Store Operators
Controllers	Commercial Farmers

Certificates of attendance are issued to all delegates. 

Email: training@dgrcompliance.co.za for availability

Course Target Audience:

All persons who physically handle (Receive, Dispatch, Pack, Pick, Load, Off Load, Use) OR authorise vehicles transporting Dangerous Goods to enter or leave the premises of the Consignor, Operator or Consignee (e.g.: Security Personnel).

This course is offered to personnel who undertake (but not limited to) the following Tasks:

• Pack dangerous goods
• Mark, label & placard dangerous goods
• Load / Unload Cargo Transport Units
• Prepare transport documents for dangerous goods
• Accept dangerous goods for transport
• Handle dangerous goods in transport
• Prepare dangerous goods loading/stowage plans
• Load / Unload dangerous goods into/from ships
• Carry dangerous goods in transport
• Enforce or survey or inspect for compliance with applicable rules and regulations are otherwise involved in the transport of Dangerous Goods as determined by the competent authority

Email: training@dgrcompliance.co.za for availability

Course Target Audience:

All persons who physically handle (Receive, Dispatch, Pack, Pick, Load, Off Load, Use) OR authorise vehicles transporting Dangerous Goods to enter or leave the premises of the Consignor, Operator or Consignee (e.g.: Security Personnel).

A certificate of Competence is issued to the delegates passing the Qualified Person course after successfully completing a Theoretical & Practical examination.

Email: training@dgrcompliance.co.za for availability

The course is divided into two Outcomes sections:

Part A:

This is a 4-hour interactive classroom based session where theory, as well as practical training, is done with the delegate and they have to complete a Written Examination as part of their POE in order to be declared competent.

Part B:

This session determines if the delegate is competent in the use of the Emergency Information Systems as well as the ability to conduct Safe Loading and Off Loading as well as follow the correct procedure for incidents such as Fire and Spillage ( Simulated Classroom exercises are done).

Email: training@dgrcompliance.co.za for availability

Seminar Target Audience:

All persons who drive any vehicle, irrespective of the GVM of the vehicle transporting Dangerous Goods as listed in SANS 10231 and SANS 10228 (Class 1 – Explosives).

Driver responsibilities: Transport Operational requirements & Emergency Information Systems as referenced in:

The National Road Traffic Act N0 93 of 1996 & its amendments

Chapter VIII: Regulation 280 – Requirements for training

Certificates of attendance are issued to all delegates. 

Reference is made to:

The National Road Traffic Act 93 of 1996 & its amendments

Regulation – 280: Training Requirements

SANS 10231

Operational Requirements for Dangerous Goods: Skills and Training

Clause 4.3.1 including references to other SANS standards

The Occupational Health and Safety Act 85 of 1993 & its amendments:

Regulations for Hazardous Chemical Substances – Clause 3: Information & Training

Regulations for Explosives – Clause 19: Standards of Training

A pre requirement for this training course is that the delegate has at least the equivalent of an NQF Level 3 for English, a valid driving licence, as well as at least 36 hours of supervision by a Competent Person Driving Vehicles containing Dangerous Goods as well as the Physical handling of Dangerous Goods.

The course is divided into two Outcomes sections:

Part A:

This is a 4-hour interactive classroom based session where theory, as well as practical training, is done with the delegate and they have to complete a Written Examination as part of their POE in order to be declared Competent.

Part B:

This session determines if the delegate is competent in the use of the Emergency Information Systems as well as the ability to conduct Safe Loading and Off Loading as well as follow the correct procedure for incidents such as Fire and Spillage ( Simulated Classroom exercises are done ).

Email: training@dgrcompliance.co.za for availability

Course Target Audience:

All persons who drive any vehicle, irrespective of the GVM of the vehicle transporting Dangerous Goods as listed in SANS 10231 and SANS 10228 (Flammable Gas & Liquids).

Driver responsibilities: Transport Operational requirements & Emergency Information Systems as referenced in:

The National Road Traffic Act N0 93 of 1996 & its amendments

Chapter VIII: Regulation 280 – Requirements for training

The course is divided into two Outcomes sections:

Part A:

This is a 4-hour interactive classroom based session where theory, as well as practical training, is done with the delegate and they have to complete a Written Examination as part of their POE in order to be declared Competent.

Part B:

This session determines if the delegate is competent in the use of the Emergency Information Systems as well as the ability to conduct Safe Loading and Off Loading as well as follow the correct procedure for incidents such as Fire and Spillage ( Simulated Classroom exercises are done).

A certificate of Competence is issued to the delegates passing the Pr-DP-D courses after successfully completing a Theoretical & Practical examination.

Email: training@dgrcompliance.co.za for availability

Course Target Audience:

All persons who drive any vehicle, irrespective of the GVM of the vehicle transporting Dangerous Goods as listed in SANS 10231 and SANS 10228 (Transporting Class 6.2 Infectious Substances).

Driver responsibilities: Transport Operational requirements & Emergency Information Systems as referenced in:

The National Road Traffic Act N0 93 of 1996 & its amendments

Chapter VIII: Regulation 280 – Requirements for training

The course is divided into two Outcomes sections:

Part A:

This is a 4-hour interactive classroom based session where theory, as well as practical training, is done with the delegate and they have to complete a Written Examination as part of their POE in order to be declared Competent.

Part B:

This session determines if the delegate is competent in the use of the Emergency Information Systems as well as the ability to conduct Safe Loading and Off Loading as well as follow the correct procedure for incidents such as Fire and Spillage ( Simulated Classroom exercises are done).

A certificate of Competence is issued to the delegates passing the Pr-DP-D courses after successfully completing a Theoretical & Practical examination.

Email: training@dgrcompliance.co.za for availability

The course is divided into two Outcomes sections:

Part A:

This is a 6-hour interactive classroom based session where theory, as well as practical training, is done with the delegate and they have to complete an Open Book Written Examination as part of their POE in order to be declared Competent.

Part B:

This session determines if the delegate is competent in the use of the Emergency Information Systems as well as the ability to conduct Safe Loading and Off Loading as well as follow correct procedures for incidents such as Fire and Spillage

Formative Assessment exercises are done during the classroom session

A certificate of Competence is issued to the delegates passing the Qualified Person course after successfully completing a Theoretical & Practical examination.

Email: training@dgrcompliance.co.za for availability

Course Target Audience:

All Persons who:

• Physically handle ( Receive, Dispatch, Prepare, Pack, Pick, Load, Off Load, Use ).
• Authorise vehicles transporting Dangerous Goods to enter or leave the premises of the Consignor, Operator or Consignee
• Drivers who transport Class 6.2 Infectious Substances

This course is offered to personnel who undertake (but not limited to) the following tasks:

• Pack dangerous goods
• Mark, label & placard dangerous goods
• Load / Unload Cargo Transport Units
• Prepare transport documents for dangerous goods
• Accept dangerous goods for transport
• Handle dangerous goods in transport
• Prepare dangerous goods loading/stowage plans
• Load / Unload dangerous goods into/from ships
• Carry dangerous goods in transport
• Enforce or survey or inspect for compliance with applicable rules and regulations
• Transport of Dangerous Goods as determined by the competent authority
• All delegates require a minimum education level of NQF 3 – English
• All delegates must be in possession of a valid Driver Licence

The course is divided into two Outcomes sections:

Part A:

This is a 6-hour interactive classroom based session where theory, as well as practical training, is done with the delegate and they have to complete an Open Book Written Examination as part of their POE in order to be declared Competent.

Part B:

This session determines if the delegate is competent in the use of the Emergency Information Systems as well as the ability to conduct Safe Loading and Off Loading as well as follow correct procedures for incidents such as Fire and Spillage

Formative Assessment exercises are done during the classroom session

A certificate of Competence is issued to the delegates passing the Qualified Person course after successfully completing a Theoretical & Practical examination.

Email: training@dgrcompliance.co.za for availability