Welcome to the e-learning course
"Dangerous Goods - Basics"
'by Clariant Transport Safety Team
This course presents the procedure for transporting dangerous goods on a
step-by-step basis.
Here you will learn which decisions have
to be made in order to transport chemicals
and dangerous goods successfully
and safely.
We wish you an enjoyable tour and hope this course will help you ensure the safe transport of dangerous goods.
Clariant Corporate Product Safety
Realization:
MdA Business Communications
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Learning objectives
The course is targeted primarily at scientists and laboratory managers responsible for shipping chemicals.
The material and the test therefore focus on the duties of the sender. After completing this course, you should be familiar with these duties and be able to prepare and initiate the appropriate transport of dangerous goods.
You will be best placed to do so if you know all the individual stages of the transport procedure, the people involved and their individual roles.
- Obtaining an overview of dangerous goods regulations
- Getting to know the typical stages of
dangerous goods transport - Classifying dangerous goods correctly
- Getting to know those
involved and their roles
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How does it work?
You can steer the content of this e-learning course via the menu tree, or move from slide to slide using the arrows in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen or on your keyboard.
The material contains three test units. After the final test, your overall score will be shown and you will be given the opportunity to repeat the individual tests. To pass the "Dangerous Goods - Basic" course you need a result of at least 70% and must have worked through every slide.
You can exit the e-learning course at any time and continue later from where you left off. To do this, first click on the "save" button in the upper right corner of the e-learning course. Then close the application via the browser. You will, however, have to continue the course on the same computer.
You will need approx. 1 hour to complete this course.
For further information on how to complete this e-learning course, click on "i" in the navigation bar.
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