The most common questions about ADR, SRC and DGSA.
A DGSA is an expert who guides companies that carry, load, fill or unload dangerous goods on regulatory compliance. Companies whose activities exceed certain thresholds are legally required to appoint a DGSA.
All relevant staff working with dangerous goods — drivers, loaders, packers, fillers and unloaders — should take ADR training appropriate to their role.
SRC is a professional competence certificate for commercial drivers. SRC 1-2 covers passenger and SRC 3-4 covers freight transport. SRC 5 denotes ADR — dangerous goods transport competence.
I provide basic and function-specific training in all three main modes: ADR (road), RID (rail) and the IMDG Code (sea). I also offer specialist modules for Class 1 explosives and Class 7 radioactive material.
Yes. I provide on-site training and consultancy tailored to your company's substances and operations. Training delivered to organizations such as Petrol Ofisi, Rail Cargo, İGSAŞ, BAGFAŞ and Akdağlar Mining are examples.
The fee depends on the type of training, number of participants, duration and location. Rather than a fixed price list, I prepare a clear quote based on your organization's needs — just describe what you need.
Awareness sessions usually take half a day to a full day. Basic and function-specific programs may run over several days depending on scope and audience. We set the exact duration together after the needs analysis.
A certificate of attendance is issued for in-house training. Official documents such as SRC and ADR driver certificates are obtained through ministry-authorised training centres and official exams; I also guide you on the steps required for that process.
You can reach me via the email or WhatsApp on the contact page. We will build a training/consultancy plan together based on your needs.
Just tell me the hazard class you handle, your team size and your city — I will prepare a tailored training plan and quote. I usually reply within 24 hours.