ADR – Hazardous Goods Licence Training
Obtain your ADR licence and become qualified to safely transport hazardous materials. Essential for drivers in logistics, haulage, and fleet management, our ADR courses provide comprehensive training across all dangerous goods classes. Short-notice courses available nationwide with flexible scheduling and finance options.
- Course Duration: From 1 to 5 Days (Core & Specialised Modules Available)
- Qualification to Drive: Hazardous goods including Explosives, Gases, Flammable Liquids, Toxic Substances, Radioactive Materials, Corrosives, and more.
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ADR – Hazardous Goods Licence Training
Short Notice ADR Courses Available
Looking to advance your career in logistics, transport, or fleet management? Our ADR training courses are designed for professional drivers and managers needing certification to transport hazardous goods safely. Whether you’re new to ADR or require refresher training, our practical, hands-on courses provide you with the essential skills and confidence to handle hazardous materials responsibly.
You don’t need previous ADR experience to enrol. Our courses comprehensively cover hazard classification, load safety, emergency response, and regulatory compliance across all dangerous goods classes. With nationwide availability and short-notice course options, you can achieve ADR certification quickly—without lengthy waiting periods.
All ADR trainees receive expert tuition, fully recognised certification valid for five years, and flexible finance options to help spread the training cost. Take the first step towards better-paid roles and wider career opportunities within just a few days.
What’s Included in the ADR Driver Training
Comprehensive ADR – Hazardous Goods Licence Training covering essential regulations, specialised vehicle classes, certification, and practical handling scenarios to prepare you fully for hazardous goods transport.
Where Do You Offer ADR Licence Training
ADR – Hazardous Goods Licence Training courses are available at our nationwide depots, including Wigan, Chorley, Accrington, Sheffield, Lichfield, Bedworth, Milton Keynes, and London, ensuring convenient local access for all learners.
How Long Does ADR Training Take
ADR Licence Training typically takes 4–5 days to complete, depending on the selected modules, including core training, specialised packages, and tanker endorsements.
Can I Spread the Cost of ADR Training
Flexible finance options for ADR – Hazardous Goods Licence Training are available through our partnership with PayPal Pay in 3, allowing you to spread the cost into manageable instalments.
With an ADR (Hazardous Goods) Licence You Can Transport
Explosives (Class 1)
Safely handle and transport explosive items like fireworks and ammunition.
Flammable and Non-Flammable Gases (Class 2)
Transport gases including propane, oxygen, and chlorine safely.
Flammable Liquids (Class 3)
Safely manage and transport liquids such as petrol, diesel, and solvents.
Flammable Solids & Reactive Substances (Class 4)
Handle substances prone to combustion or reaction with water, such as phosphorus.
Oxidising Agents & Organic Peroxides (Class 5)
Transport materials that can accelerate combustion, such as hydrogen peroxide.
Toxic & Infectious Materials (Class 6)
Ensure safe handling of toxic chemicals and medical or biological waste.
Radioactive Substances (Class 7)
Safely and compliantly transport radioactive materials.
Corrosive Materials (Class 8)
Transport substances like acids and alkalis, using strict containment procedures.
Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods (Class 9)
Safely handle varied substances like dry ice and environmentally hazardous materials.
Pass Your ADR Licence Training and Get a Guaranteed Job Interview
With ADR drivers in high demand, passing your hazardous goods training with us means more than just certification – it’s your fast track to a guaranteed interview and a higher-paying, specialist driving role.
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Frequently Asked Questions – ADR (Hazardous Goods) Licence Training
What is ADR and why do I need it
ADR is the European Agreement covering the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road—a legal requirement for anyone transporting hazardous materials. It ensures you can do so safely and lawfully.
What does the ADR course include
You’ll complete a core module on general regulations, plus specialised modules for classes of goods you plan to carry—such as flammables, corrosives, tankers, and more.
How long is the training
Courses vary depending on modules chosen. Standard packaged‑goods training takes around 3.5 days, while the full packaged‑goods plus tanker course lasts 5 days.
Do I need prior experience
No. Whether you’re entirely new or seeking a refresher, our courses cover all levels—from fundamentals to advanced handling techniques.
What exams are there
At the end of each module, you’ll sit multiple‑choice exams (typically 70% pass mark). Passing these is essential to receive your ADR driver card.
How long is the ADR certificate valid
Your licence is valid for five years. After that, you must complete a refresher course and pass exams again to renew.
Can I add more classes later
Yes. You can take additional specialised modules and pass the respective exams to add new ADR classes to your card at any time.
Where are courses held
We run courses at our depots across the UK, with both classroom and short‑notice online options—so you can train flexibly and near your location.