TDG by Ground (TDGR) Online Training
Ensure your supply chain, logistics, and shipping workforce is safe, informed, and fully compliant with Transport Canada regulations. The Preventis offers a TDG by Ground (Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations) online course that provides essential, interactive training on safely preparing, packaging, and documenting ground shipments of dangerous goods.
What You Will Learn in This Course
Our interactive, bilingual (French/English) course is designed to be engaging, scannable, and easy to understand. It is the perfect solution for anyone who needs to pack, package, and prepare dangerous goods shipping documents for Canadian shipments, whether they have no prior knowledge or need to renew an expired certificate.
Flexible Purchasing
Train One Worker or Your Entire Enterprise
Whether you need to certify a single new warehouse employee or roll out compliance training to a multi-site logistics workforce, Preventis offers scalable pricing to fit your exact needs:
Individual Purchases
Perfect for independent truck drivers, contractors, individuals seeking to boost their logistics resume, or small businesses needing to train just one or two new employees.
Bulk License Pricing
Ideal for growing shipping teams, dispatch managers, or distribution centers that need to train a specific group of workers at once.
Enterprise & Company-Wide Pricing
Priced for large transport carriers, national retailers, and multi-site manufacturing facilities that require centralized compliance management and oversight.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who needs TDG by Ground training?
Under Transport Canada regulations, any individual who handles, offers for transport, or transports dangerous goods by road in Canada must be adequately trained and hold a valid TDG certificate. This includes warehouse workers, shippers, receivers, freight forwarders, dispatchers, and truck drivers.
How long is the TDG Ground certificate valid?
A TDG certificate for ground transport is legally valid for 36 months (3 years) from the date of issue. Refresher training and recertification must be completed before the 3-year expiration mark, or immediately if regulations change or new, unfamiliar dangerous goods are introduced to the workplace.
Can I fail the course?
The course includes a final quiz to verify your understanding of TDG regulations. If a worker does not achieve the passing grade, they can review the material and retake the test at no additional cost to ensure full comprehension and compliance.