This TDG online training program is designed for employers, carriers, staffing agencies, and government agencies across all industries who need to train and certify their workers in the Transportation of Dangerous Goods, including:
- Carriers and employers onboarding new employees who handle, offer for transport, or transport dangerous goods and need initial TDG training & certification.
- Companies with existing workers whose TDG training certificates are expiring and require recertification.
- Operations with contractors or temporary workers requiring documented TDG training.
- Multi-location employers who need consistent, standardized TDG training across facilities and provinces.
- Training managers looking for SCORM TDG training to add to their internal learning management system.
- Staffing agencies training workers before placement into driving, warehousing, or shipping roles.
Our TDG training and certification is also perfect for individual workers who need to get a TDG certificate and job seekers who need an updated TDG certificate to add to their resume.
Aligned with the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act and Part 6 of the TDG Regulations, the TDG Online Training Program is organized into clear modules that build from dangerous goods classification and safety marks through to shipping documentation, means of containment, and emergency response and reporting requirements.
Each module includes a knowledge assessment to confirm comprehension before advancing.
Module 1: TDG Overview
- The Act and Regulations
- Roles and Responsibilities
- TDG Training Requirements
- Enforcement and Penalties
- Module Quiz
Module 2: Classification
- Classification Overview
- Using the TDG Schedules
- The Nine Classes
- Module Quiz
Module 3: Documentation
- Shipping Documents
- Responsibilities
- Transport by Rail
- Special Cases
- Hazardous Waste
- Module Quiz
Module 4: Safety Marks
- Safety Marks Overview
- Special Safety Marks
- Visual Requirements
- Labels and Placards
- Additional Requirements
- Module Quiz
Module 5: Containers
- Means of Containment Overview
- Standardized Means of Containment
- Selecting, Loading, Filling, and Securing
- Module Quiz
Module 6: Incidents and Reporting
- Emergency Report
- Release / Anticipated Release Report
- 30 Day Follow Up Report
- Loss or Theft Report
- Unlawful Interference Report
- Module Quiz
Module 7: ERAP
- ERAP Overview
- ERAP Requirements
- Application and Review Process
- ERAP Implementation
- Module Quiz
Module 8: Special Cases
- Special Cases Overview
- 150 KG Gross Mass Exemption
- 500 KG Gross Mass Exemption
- Limited Quantities
- Module Quiz
This course has been designed in alignment with the following standards and regulations:
- Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act, 1992 (TDG Act)
- Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations (TDGR)
- Provincial and Territorial Dangerous Goods Transportation Legislation
- UN Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods (Model Regulations
Accepted Canada-wide in All Provinces. Aligned with the 
