What is it?

Under the Agreement Concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR), drivers of vehicles carrying dangerous goods must hold an ADR Certificate appropriate to the hazard class(es) of the goods they carry and the way they will carry them (in packages or tanks). 

Drivers who do not already hold a valid certificate have to take an initial training course, whilst already qualified drivers can attend a refresher course or take the initial course again.

Who should attend?

Drivers that need to carry Hazard Class 9 Miscellaneous Dangerous Substances and Articles in packages.

Our initial training courses are designed to enable those attending to pass the relevant SQA exams required to obtain their first ADR certificate or to refresh an existing certificate that is due to expire.

What does it cost?

ADR 2-Day Initial Training Course (Core, Packages & Hazard Class 9 Miscellaneous) – £250.00 per person. Price includes exam fees, refreshments and VAT.

Up to 7 hours of Driver CPC Qualification can be added at no extra cost if required.

Other class specific training programs are available if required, please call or email to discuss.

What does the course cover?

The training is delivered over 2 days using a mixture of presentations, videos, practical demonstrations and written exercises, and a comprehensive set of course notes is issued to all candidates. The course content includes:

• Core module

• Practical demonstrations

• Packages module

• Hazard Class 9

The Core, Packages and Hazard Class 9 exams are conducted on the afternoon of day two.

When are the courses being held?

Dates                                                                                            Course                                                                 Course location

Saturday 11th to Sunday 12th April 2026                      ADR 2-Day Packages & C9 Initial             Sawbridgeworth, Herts

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