ADR/RID Workplace Training
For everyone who handles dangerous goods – not just drivers. Mandatory ADR/RID training (Art. 14 of the Act) for warehouse staff, packers, people preparing documentation and those supervising carriage – online or at your company.

ADR workplace training at a glance
For whom?
Warehouse, packing, marking, documentation and supervision of carriage – not just drivers.
1.5–2 h online
One session for the whole group, no training room or travel.
Certificate
A document ready to show during an ITD inspection.
No training is direct grounds for an ITD fine – for the company and the employee.
Who is this training for?
Drivers and road transport
Drivers carrying dangerous goods by road (other than so-called “full ADR”).
Warehouse and logistics
Employees handling loading, unloading, packing and marking of shipments.
Documentation and supervision
People preparing transport documentation and supervising the carriage of dangerous goods.
Why invest in ADR/RID training?
Protection against fines
No training is direct grounds for the ITD to impose a fine – on the company and the employee.
Safety
Dangerous materials pose a real risk of fire, explosion and chemical contamination.
Peace of mind during inspections
Up-to-date training records take the stress out of an ITD inspection.

Better work organisation
Knowing the procedures means fewer errors in loading and transport documentation.
Partner audits
More and more companies check whether their suppliers comply with ADR.
A sign of professionalism
Up-to-date training is proof of responsible company management.
How does the cooperation work?
Conversation and needs analysis
We get to know your business, your dangerous materials and your role in the carriage, and analyse the needs of each position.
Tailoring the programme
We create training tailored to the realities of your company – practical, specific and ready to apply.
Training
Online (approx. 1.5–2 h for the whole group) or on-site at your company, delivered by an ADR/RID Safety Adviser.
Documentation
We issue a certificate of completion, ready to show during an ITD inspection.
Legal basis
The obligation of ADR/RID workplace training arises from the Act:
- Art. 14 of the Act of 19 August 2011 on the Carriage of Dangerous Goods (Journal of Laws 2024, item 643),
- ADR Chapter 1.3 – the scope of training for persons involved in the carriage,
- Road (ADR) and rail (RID) transport – the obligation covers both modes of transport,
- Annex 1 to the Act – the table of infringements and the amounts of fines imposed by the ITD.
ADR/RID workplace training is mandatory training for employees who handle dangerous goods – not only drivers, but also warehouse staff and people who pack, mark and prepare documentation. The ADR/RID regulations are amended every two years, which is why the training should be repeated regularly.

Organise training for your team
Tell us how many employees you want to train and which materials they work with – we will select the programme and prepare a quote.

































