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What is a Safety Adviser?
A safety adviser must advise and supervise the transport of dangerous goods by the company. In addition, a report must be prepared for the management, both annually and if incidents or infringements occur in connection with the transport of dangerous goods.
A safety adviser must hold a certificate valid for the transport routes (road, rail or both) relevant to the company. The certificate is issued after passing the exam and is valid throughout the EU for five years. The exam is jointly organized by the Danish Emergency Management Agency and the Danish Transport Agency.
A security advisor may carry out the following for the company:
- Monitor compliance with the rules on the transport of dangerous goods.
- Advise the company on the transportation of dangerous goods.
- Ensure that the employees of the company who have tasks relating to the road transport of dangerous goods have the necessary training
- Ensure that accidents, incidents and infringements related to the transport of dangerous goods are investigated further.
- Obtain information and prepare a report for your company in case of incidents or accidents related to the company.
- Obtain information and prepare a report for your company in case of incidents or accidents related to the company.
- Prepare an annual report for management.
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All companies involved in the transport of dangerous goods by road must, as a rule, have appointed and attached a safety adviser to their company. This applies both to the actual carriers and to other establishments dealing with the dispatch, classification, packaging, labelling, loading, and unloading of dangerous goods and the completion of transport documents.
A security advisor can help you on an hourly basis or unlimitedly.