Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) Training in Regina
Certain occupations in Canada involve high-risk tasks, particularly those that handle and transport dangerous goods. These goods are strictly regulated as controlled substances, requiring proper classification, labeling, and handling procedures. To ensure compliance and safety, businesses involved in transporting dangerous goods must provide Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) training for their employees.
Regina First Aid proudly offers comprehensive TDG training online, providing workers with the knowledge and skills to safely manage hazardous materials during transportation.
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What Are Dangerous Goods?
Unlike hazardous materials, which are classified into six categories, dangerous goods fall into nine classifications:
💥 Class 1 – Explosives
🛢️ Class 2 – Gases
🔥 Class 3 – Flammable Liquids
⚠️ Class 4 – Flammable Solids
🧪 Class 5 – Oxidizing Substances & Organic Peroxides
☠️ Class 6 – Toxic & Infectious Substances
☢️ Class 7 – Radioactive Materials
🛑 Class 8 – Corrosive Substances
📦 Class 9 – Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods
Proper training ensures that workers understand how to classify, handle, and transport these materials safely while adhering to government regulations.
TDG Online Certification – Learn at Your Own Pace
Our self-paced online TDG course covers all essential aspects of dangerous goods transportation, including labeling, emergency response, and regulatory compliance.
✔️ 100% Online – Start, stop, and continue at any time
✔️ 9 Interactive Modules – Each module includes a short quiz before progressing
✔️ Immediate Certification – Receive your TDG certificate upon successful completion
✔️ Affordable Pricing – $29.99 per participant
✔️ Permanent Records – Your certification details are stored for future access
📌 TDG certification does not expire, but we recommend refresher training every few years to stay up to date with regulations.
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Understanding Small Container Labeling
Dangerous goods are not always transported in large containers. Small means of containment refer to containers holding 450 liters or less of dangerous goods. These smaller containers require a modified label, which must include:
✅ Shipping Name
✅ Technical Name (if applicable)
✅ UN Number
✅ Hazard Label
Labels must be at least 100 mm per side, but for smaller containers, they can be reduced to 30 mm, ensuring all text and symbols remain legible. If necessary, labels can be attached as tags on the container.
How to Enroll
✔️ Online – Register anytime through our website.
✔️ Phone – Call us during business hours (8 AM – 5 PM) for assistance.
✔️ Email – Send us a message, and we’ll respond within one business day.
⚠️ Please note: TDG training is non-refundable.
Get certified today and ensure safe, compliant transportation of dangerous goods in Canada! 🚛📦
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