ADR Training

If you are carrying Hazardous Goods by Road including driving a fuel tanker, carrying gas, or fertilisers, you will likely need an ADR qualification.

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Valid for 5 years, the course and exams ensure you have the knowledge and understanding of the risks involved with transporting Hazardous Goods by Road.

 

To gain your ADR qualification you will need to attend an initial course. This is usually 4 days for ADR core, packs and the 7 standard classes and an additional day to add Tanks.

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If you only require certain classes or tanks only, the course may be shorter. Driver CPC hours can be included with ADR training.

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If your ADR is between 1 year and 6 weeks until expiry you can attend a shorter refresher course.

 

Most people choose to sit the full initial course instead of the refresher due to new legalities and content to learn.

 

You will also benefit from additional Driver CPC hours if you require them.

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