ADR 1.3 is a training course under Chapter 1.3 of the ADR regulations and is required for persons who handle dangerous goods in the transport chain without driving the vehicle. This includes, for example, those who pack, load, unload or document.

Who must have ADR 1.3 training?

Anyone involved in the transportation of dangerous goods - but not the driver - needs to undergo ADR 1.3 training. This includes warehouse staff, freight forwarders, terminal workers and administrative staff.

Is the training approved according to MSB requirements?

Yes. The course is designed in accordance with MSB guidelines and complies with Chapter 1.3 of the ADR Convention.

How does the training work?

The training is fully online and can be completed at your own pace. After the course, you will take a knowledge test directly in the platform.

Can I order for several participants?

Yes, you can. Companies can easily register multiple participants at the same time, and we also offer volume discounts for larger orders.

How long is the certificate valid?

The training should be conducted regularly to reflect changes in the regulations. As ADR regulations are updated every two years, it is recommended that 1.3 training is also repeated at the same interval. The employer is responsible for ensuring that follow-up training is carried out and documented.

How much dangerous goods can you transport with ADR 1.3 training?

ADR 1.3 training is not linked to a specific quantity limit, but to the role of the person in the transport chain. However, it is common for staff with ADR 1.3 competence to handle shipments below certain exemption levels. For example, drivers and other staff may handle so-called 'limited quantities' or 'excepted quantities', where full ADR authorization is not required - but ADR 1.3 training is still mandatory. Examples of common quantity limits: For 'limited quantities', a maximum of 30 kg per package applies depending on the substance class and packaging limit Remember: It is always the responsibility of the business to decide what type of training is required based on quantities, topics and tasks.

How much gasoline can I transport with ADR 1.3 training without requiring full ADR authorization?

In order to stay under the 1000 points limit of the ADR (according to chapter 1.1.3.6 of ADR-S 2025), a specific point calculation table is used for the transport of dangerous goods in limited quantities . Each substance is assigned to a transport category (0-4 ) with a corresponding limit score. Gasoline (UN 1203) has transport category 2 This means that a maximum of 333 liters of petrol per transport unit can be transported without requiring full ADR equipment and an ADR driver certificate - provided you have ADR 1.3 training . Summarized: UN number: 1203 Subject: Petrol Transport category: 2 Points per liter: 3 Maximum amount to stay below 1000 points: 333 liters

ADR 1.3 dangerous goods basic course online training

ADR 1.3 online training

promotional price 1195 (Ord. price 1 495kr)

Target group

For those who transport dangerous goods, work in warehouses, load/unload dangerous goods, classify dangerous goods, issue transport documents, package dangerous goods according to the value-added quantity exemption, maximum 1000 points. and other personnel who have duties related to the transport of dangerous goods by road or rail.

This course is a basic requirement for anyone transporting or assisting in the transport of dangerous goods.

All personnel involved in the transport of dangerous goods must be trained. This online course is aimed at anyone involved in the transport of dangerous goods but who does not require a full ADR certificate.

If a person is to perform tasks for which he or she is not trained, this may only be done under the supervision of a trained person. This course is relevant to consignors, transporters and consignees.

Purpose of the training

staff are made aware of the risks and hazards associated with the dangerous goods they handle and the applicable rules. Unlike driver training, 1.3 training does not require approval or authorisation from the MSB. The MSB does not issue a certificate of completion of this training, but you will receive a certificate of competence after this course.

The training shall be provided periodically to take account of changing regulations. As the regulations are revised and updated every two years, it is appropriate that the 1.3 training is also repeated every two years. The periodic training should be documented by the employer. Completed training should be documented by the employer and the worker.

Course content

Classifications
Marking and Labelling
Responsibility
Packaging
Exception
Transport documents
Vehicle Equipment and Safety
Loading, Unloading and Handling

This online training is for those who want to be able to at any time of the day and at their own pace. You can access the course immediately after purchase and study from your mobile, tablet or computer. Get started today.

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