ADR

Drivers who transport dangerous goods are legally required to hold the ADR Certificate (unless exemptions apply). Drivers can obtain this through carrying out an ADR course and passing examinations.

The ADR course is made up of modules being Core, Packages, Tanks, Classes 2-6, 8 & 9. For more information on the individual modules, see our Knowledge Base.

Once passed, the ADR Certificate last 5 years. Drivers can attend an ADR refresher course in the last year of the expiry date.

Mi Compliance has it’s own in-house DGSA which means unlike many others we have ADR specialists in-house that teach our ADR courses and create our training material. We are aware of other companies advertising the same. You can check the official .GOV DGSA list here – you may see that other companies are not recognised at all!

Every organisation that deals with the transportation of dangerous goods requires a DGSA. Mi Compliance can act as the DGSA on your behalf or alternatively, become a DGSA yourself.

See our course dates below.

For more information, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Using online exams means no more waiting for the examinations to be marked by the exam board. Candidates will normally obtain their results on the very same day. This means waiting time to receive the ADR Certificate (and drive legally) is generally reduced by at least 2-4 weeks. We have even seen cases of successful candidates receiving their ADR Certificate the very next day!