06.08.2025
Railway and Dangerous Goods: High-Risk Zone
A series of electronic courses on the rules for organizing loading and unloading activities when transporting dangerous goods by rail
Imagine this situation: a train is racing along the rails, and in its cars, not coal or grain, but liquefied gas, caustic acids, or even radioactive materials. If one of the transport participants took training "just for show," and the rules for them are "just paperwork," then the train could become the main character of a news report. And not in a good way.
Suppose you are involved in transporting dangerous goods by rail and want to avoid unpleasant incidents. In that case, the SIKE company offers a solution that is ideally suited for theoretical training in this area.\
We have developed a series of courses that examine the rules for organizing loading and unloading activities when transporting dangerous goods by rail.
The courses cover key aspects of working with dangerous goods, including the regulatory framework and classification of hazardous goods, as well as skills in organizing loading and unloading operations and interaction between transport process participants.
We have developed a series of courses that examine the rules for organizing loading and unloading activities when transporting dangerous goods by rail.
The courses cover key aspects of working with dangerous goods, including the regulatory framework and classification of hazardous goods, as well as skills in organizing loading and unloading operations and interaction between transport process participants.
Course series "Rules for organizing loading and unloading operations when transporting dangerous goods by rail"
Course series "Rules for organizing loading and unloading operations when transporting dangerous goods by rail"
- Railway industry
- Ferrous metallurgy
- Non-ferrous metallurgy
- Mining industry
- Energy sector
- Chemical industry
- Oil and gas industry
- Pharmaceutical industry
- Pharmaceutical industry
The course series covers important topics:
- Regulatory legal acts for organizing work with dangerous goods
Brief information contained in the primary legal documents is presented. Full versions of documents are available for detailed review. - Classification and marking of dangerous goods according to GOST requirementsThe system of designations used for danger signs and rules for their placement is presented.
- Organization of loading and unloading operationsMethods of work performance and mechanization means are presented.
- Ensuring technical maintenance of rolling stockThe topic reveals requirements for ensuring the safety of the car fleet (heating temperature, air pressure, cargo weight and load).
- Rules for shunting operations with dangerous goodsThe topic presents the work participants and main provisions that must be observed during shunting operations.
- Requirements for transporting dangerous goods that cars and containers must meetThe topic outlines the main provisions for preparing cars and containers, as well as the markings that should be applied.
- Basics of interaction between transport process participantsDocuments regulating the interaction between mainline and industrial railway transport, as well as financial responsibility for delays, are presented.
- Emergency situations and methods of eliminating their consequencesBodies that make decisions during emergency situations are presented, along with the types of work performed during such situations.
- Environmental standards and environmental protection rulesThe topic examines categories of objects with negative environmental impact and types of responsibility for violations in ecological protection.
- Methods for ensuring labor safety when working with dangerous goodsThe topic contains basic information on the rights and obligations of employees and employers.
- Occupational safety in loading and unloading operations with dangerous goodsContains information on general occupational safety requirements for loading and unloading operations with dangerous goods, as well as the rights and obligations of employers and employees.
Application areas
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Visual training during lectures and seminars -
Independent distance learning for employees and students -
Training in computer classrooms for independent material mastery
The course series is helpful for employees at various levels:
- Managers and specialists of enterprises engaged in loading, unloading and transporting dangerous goods by rail
- Workers who perform loading and unloading operations with dangerous goods
- Specialists in the placement, securing and unloading of hazardous goods
- Senders and receivers of hazardous goods
- Personnel of industrial enterprises participating in transportation, escort or cargo protection
- Technicians who service rolling stock, tanks, and containers
SIKE electronic courses offer a modern solution for employee skill development that doesn't interrupt work. The interactive format makes it easy to absorb complex information, and the variety of tasks helps reinforce knowledge in practice.
For questions about the cost of electronic courses and the possibility of developing courses on topics of interest to you, please contact us.
SIKE – your partner in professional training. We will help you take a step toward the future!
SIKE – your partner in professional training. We will help you take a step toward the future!