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Dangerous Goods Licence Course
in Victoria – TLILIC0001

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  • Dangerous Goods Licence Course in Victoria – TLILIC0001
  • Hallam, Bendigo, Sale, Sunshine, Ballarat
  • Short Course
  • $530

Course Details

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Unit of Competency

TLILIC0001 – Licence to transport dangerous goods by road

Days

2 Days

Note: this unit of competency supersedes TLILIC3013A – Preparation to transport dangerous goods by road.

Commencement Dates:

As per the course calendar

Location:

Hallam, Bendigo and Sale. Workplace venue by prior arrangement

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL):

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  • RPL facilitates the progression of candidates through Qualifications by giving advanced standing for learning outcomes they already have achieved or competency they can demonstrate as already being held.
  • RPL is appropriate for candidates who have previously attained skills and knowledge and who, when enrolling in Qualifications, seek to shorten the normal duration of their training and either continue or commence working.
  • RPL is offered to all candidates during the Pre-Enrolment process.

Who would benefit from this course?

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A Dangerous Goods Licence will benefit anyone working in a company or industry in which their role requires them to pack, store, handle and transport dangerous goods. The licence ensures that dangerous goods are properly handled so it does not pose a risk to your business, employees and the public. 

What should you bring to the course?

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You should bring a notepad and computer device to participate in the blended learning course.

Overview

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Key Features:

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  • Hazards associated with dangerous goods and responsibilities when transporting them
  • Identify and recognise dangerous properties of placarded loads
  • Emergency procedures
  • Identifying correct fire fighting extinguishers and PPE requirements
  • Australian Dangerous Goods Code by Road and Rail (ADG-7.3)
  • Prescribed quantities of dangerous goods and requirements for vehicles to be placarded
  • Segregation of dangerous goods