Description
Outline the training responsibilities of employers for specific vehicles and loads
Demonstrate knowledge of service and safety equipment operation and related responsibilities
Differentiate tank vehicles and containers, and explain the inspection and certification processes
Interpret road derogation 16 and construction requirements for tanks
Describe the importance of fire suppression, thermal protection and corrosion-resistant plates
Apply knowledge of ADR, IMDG and RID requirements to tank operations
Identify and describe the purpose of mandatory documentation
Describe different loading methods, associated safety precautions, and equipment usage
Emphasize earthing, the use of a “scully”, enclosure systems and segregation
Outline regular tests, inspections and daily checks for tank vehicles
Describe monitoring loading and ullage requirements and related equipment
Explain different unloading methods, their applications and necessary equipment
Identify UK hazard warning panels, ADR markings, HIN and UN numbers, and fuel tank markings
Explain different tank types, materials, and their applications
Explain the purpose, operation and precautions for various equipment
Describe implosions, static electricity precautions, BLEVEs, cleaning and purging methods, and emergency response procedures
Describe the challenges of driving tank vehicles, including product movement and rollover risks
Subject Areas
- Vehicle Systems (Safety)
- Vulnerable Road Users
- Loading/Unloading (LGV)
- Legislation for Carriage of Goods
- Health, Safety & Emergencies
- First Aid
- Industry Enviro. Carriage of Dangerous Goo