Dangerous Goods Awareness (Online)

A condensed, self-paced online course covering the obligations, hazards, legislation and safety procedures for working with dangerous goods in the workplace, including an overview of each DG class.

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A condensed, self-paced online course covering the obligations, hazards, legislation and safety procedures to be mindful of when working with dangerous goods in the workplace, including an overview of each DG class. Start any time and complete it at your own pace.

$130 NZ + GST per person. 60-90 minutes, completed online at any time. Successful learners receive a DG Awareness Certificate valid for 3 years.

Training a team? We'll come onsite and tailor the training to the dangerous goods your staff handle daily. Contact us: https://trainingteam.co.nz/contact/

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