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ADR Training – Class 7 Radioactive Material
Background
The ADR qualification is required for drivers who transport dangerous goods. These are goods ‘classified’ as dangerous by the ADR Agreement itself.
Drivers are required to be qualified, and hold the certificate for, the relevant modules for the goods they will be transporting. These modules are Core, Packages, Tanks, Classes 1 – 9.
In this article we will discuss the Class 7: Radioactive Material module.
What is the Class 7: Radioactive Material module
When transporting dangerous goods that are primarily classified as Class 7: Radioactive Material, drivers are required to hold an ADR certificate that includes the Class 7 module.
The Class 7 module gives drivers an understanding of the different dangers each type of Class 7 possesses.
The Class 7 module includes:
- Specific risks related to ionising radiation
- Specific requirements concerning packing, handling, mixed loading and stowage of radioactive materials
- The special measures to be taken in the event of an accident involving a vehicle carrying radioactive materials
- The safe and correct stowage of a variety of packages containing radioactive materials in a vehicle body
The full syllabus and more details can be found in the ADR Course Guide.
Do I need the Class 7: Radioactive Material module
The Class 7: Radioactive Material module must be passed by drivers who transport goods classified as Class 7 in ADR. These can include items such as depleted uranium.
In order to obtain the ADR certificate, at least one Class module must be taken.
For more information please see our ADR Training.
Alternatively, if you are unsure or have any questions, feel free to contact us.
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