Training and Certifications

All TDG trained individuals shall:

1. understand the hazard of each class of dangerous goods
2. recognized the dangers that are shown by labels and placards
3. carry a valid training certificate
4. handle dangerous goods carefully to prevent leaks/spills
5. take action in case of an emergency

Below is the information that is required on a dangerous good certificate:

The topics of training are also required and are usually on the back of the card. below is an example. Often times there are also blank topic spots for company specific training which would be required if someone was to take only a generic course.

Note: TDG certificates are non-transferable and if you change companies it would no longer be valid. This is because TDG training is suppose to cover specifics on the products and classes one works with.