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ALL OUR TRANSPORTATION OF BIOMEDICAL SUBSTANCES (TDG BIO) ARE AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH ON-LINE THROUGH OUR CANADIAN RESELLER CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS

Transportation of biological substances  is regulated under TDGR for all modes of transport.  Specific classification and packaging requirements must be met. These standards are accepted and enforced worldwide in order to prevent the spread of diseasesAll our TDG training programs include air (FedEx) and ground transportation requirements and meet Transport Canada’s requirements.  These courses can also used as refresher programs which are required every 24 months for air and 36 months for ground.

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Tired of wasting time and money on long winded courses?

Our simplified training methods make learning a breeze and cut down on training time.  Your employees are back to work faster and better trained.

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Can’t stand the sight of 2 inch thick regulation books which  cost a fortune and are never used?

Our guide books replace both the IATA’s DGR and the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations with up to date, easy to find information.  And best of all, they are free with all our courses.

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conference-bio-web-formation-tmd-lavalDon’t have time to travel?

We offer live (YES with a living and breathing instructor !) web conferences at the time and date of your choice.  You can ask all the questions you want and receive a specific answer.  Alternatively, you can take one of our nationally acclaimed on-line courses.

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Call us at 1-855-246-8330 for advice on the Transportation of dangerous Goods Regulations, Workplace hazardous Matierials Information System (WHMIS 2015) or the safe operation of forklift trucks.

 Contact our training coordinator at training@brpconsultants.com

Technical questions may be directed to info@brpconsultants.com

PLEASE VISIT OUR ONLINE TRAINING WEBSITE

TDG BIOMEDICAL SUBSTANCES COURSES OFFERED

We offer two levels of training in order to meet specific industry needs.

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Shippers or Carriers: BIO-101 (categories A, B,exempt specimens and dry ice)

This is our most complete training foir biomedical substances (including Covid-19 samples) which encompasses all aspects of shipping and transporting biological specimens.

Target audience: Medical personnel preparing shipments of biomedical substances (air, ground and FedEx) of biomedical substances  with or without dry ice. It includes practical exercises and examples.

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Each student will receive a copy of our Shipper’s Guide to the Transportation of Biomedical Substances and a training certificate.

Course Outline

  • Legal responsibilities;
  • Training requirements
  • Classification of biomedical substances based (A and B categories and dry ice);matieres-infectieuses
  • Packaging requirements (TC-1A and TC-1B, exempt specimens and dry ice);
  • UN specification packaging and TC’s CGSBs.;
  • Marking and labelling of TDG packages;
  • Shipper’s declaration for dangerous goods and air waybill;
  • Placards required;
  • Spill reports;
  • State and operator variations (USA and Canada);
  • Exemptions ( human/animal specimens, dry ice);
  • Use of our Shipper’s declaration template (free to all participants)

Duration: 2.5 hours for category B, exempt specimens and dry ice (add 30 minutes for Cat. A)

Carriers: BIO-109 – Biomedical substances carrier

This is our simplest biomedical course which covers the transportation aspect of biomedical substances only (Cat A, B and exempted specimens). Each student will receive a copy of our Carrier’s guide to the Transportation of Biomedical Substances and a training certificate.

Target audience:  Courriers, taxis and other carriers.

TDG BIO-109 Course Outlineformation-tmd-transport-matieres-infectieuses-transporteur

  • Legal responsibilities;
  • Shipping description of biological specimens;
  • Packaging requirements (TC-1A, TC-1B, exempt specimens and dry ice);
  • Marking of TDG packages;
  • TDG documentation;
  • Provincial requirements (Quebec)
  • Exemptions ( human/animal specimens, dry ice);

Duration:  1.5 hours