Transportation of Dangerous Goods 2025

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the Transportation of Dangerous Goods 2025 course about? +
  • Overview: This course teaches you how to safely handle, ship, and transport dangerous goods in Canada, focusing on the rules set by the TDG Act and Regulations.
  • Content Details: You’ll learn stuff like classifying dangerous goods, filling out shipping documents, using the right safety marks, and what to do if there’s an emergency. The 2025 version includes the latest updates, so you’re ready for current standards.
• How long does it take to complete the TDG 2025 course? +
  • Our course takes approximately 2 hours to complete.
  • Flexibility: You can usually do it at your own pace. Log in, pause, and pick up later—perfect if you’ve got a busy schedule.
• Who needs to take the TDG 2025 course? +
  • Job Roles: Anyone handling, offering for transport, or moving dangerous goods needs this training—think truck drivers, warehouse workers, or shipping clerks. Even managers overseeing these tasks should take it.
  • Legal Requirement: In Canada, the TDG Regulations say you must be trained if you work with hazardous material, unless you’re supervised by someone who is. No shortcuts here—it’s the law.
  • Industries: It’s applicable to logistics, healthcare, oil and gas, or anywhere dangerous goods like chemicals or explosives show up.
• How often do I need to renew my TDG 2025 certification? +
  • Validity Period: Your certificate lasts 3 years.
  • Keeping Current: Renewing ensures you’re up to speed on new rules—like the 2025 changes—since regulations evolve, and safety’s non-negotiable.
• What are the benefits of taking the TDG 2025 course online? +
  • Convenience: You can do it from anywhere—home, work, even on your phone. No need to travel or sit in a classroom all day.
  • Cost and Time Savings: It’s often cheaper than in-person training, and you save time by skipping the commute. You can repeat our course up to a total of 3 times to achieve a passing grade.
  • Up-to-Date Learning: The 2025 online course includes the latest TDG updates, like new competency rules, so you’re not stuck with outdated info. It’s practical, interactive, and keeps you compliant.
• What are the 2025 changes for TDG in Canada? +

  As of Fall 2025, Canada’s TDG Regulations fully transitioned to requiring Competency Certificates instead of traditional training certificates. This shift, starting in Fall 2023, emphasizes job-specific skills and assessments, with employers issuing certificates based on detailed task lists and performance criteria. It’s a more tailored, rigorous approach to ensure everyone’s truly competent.