ADN 1.3

Working with dangerous goods in inland shipping involves specific risks. That is why the law requires everyone involved in the transport, loading, or unloading of these substances to complete ADN 1.3 training. This course ensures that employees have the necessary knowledge and skills to work safely and responsibly, while complying with legal requirements.

Anyone performing work with dangerous goods on board inland vessels without holding a full ADN certificate must be trained in accordance with ADN 1.3. This one-day training provides participants with insight into the regulations and responsibilities relevant to their tasks on board.

The course covers the structure of the ADN, the roles of different stakeholders, and the practical application of the regulations. Special attention is given to required documents, classification of dangerous goods, and security aspects. The risks during loading and unloading operations are also addressed, including the measures needed to prevent incidents.

Participants not only learn the theory but also gain practical examples and concrete tools to apply their knowledge directly in daily operations. The training can be fully tailored to the specific situation of the organization, making it suitable for both crew members and employees in supporting roles.

By successfully completing this training, participants meet the legal requirements and contribute to safe and responsible operations in inland shipping.