Dangerous Goods Training Courses

Dangerous Goods Service’s aspire to be Queensland’s number one provider of nationally recognised training for people who prepare, load and transport dangerous goods throughout Queensland and across Australia.

Call Now

(07) 3287 4222

Email Us

admin@dgs.qld.edu.au

Training Facility

Unit 5, 68–72 Perrin Drive, Underwood QLD 4119
(Enter via Nevilles St Driveway)

Specialising in Dangerous Goods

DGS is an Australian-owned and operated company specialising in the provision of Transport Dangerous Goods Training for Queensland participants; and the supply of Dangerous Goods Signage for the wider Australia region.

Who We Are

DGS is a proudly Australian-owned and operated company specialising in the provision of structured, contextualised and detailed training for Queensland participants, who are involved in day to day operations within industries transporting dangerous goods.

We have been a family run business since 1997, started by John and Susan Mills before they passed the mantle to the current Owner and Managing Director – Fiona Glancy. We are a compelling first choice for participants because of our knowledge and reputation in the industry, proven experience and extensive experience, working with many high profile companies. Fiona and her team have developed a significant network of contacts in diverse sectors of the transport industry. Our team of qualified trainers are dedicated and supported through regular training, professional development and industry engagement.

Our team is qualified, dedicated and supported. They receive regular training – risks are identified, measured and responded to consistently in monthly meetings and regular audits.

Call or Email to Apply

Online enrolments are temporarily unavailable while we transition to our new student management software. You can still make a booking by calling us (07) 3287 4222 or emailing admin@dgs.qld.edu.au with the following information:
  • Preferred course and course date
  • Full name
  • Email address
  • Phone number
Please see the available course dates below.
Course Location Venue Time 2026 Dates
TLILIC0001 – Licence to Transport Dangerous Goods by Road Underwood Unit 5, 68–72 Perrin Drive, Underwood 8:30 am–5:00 pm 15–16 Aug, 18–19 Aug, 25–26 Aug, 1–2 Sep, 8–9 Sep, 12–13 Sep, 15–16 Sep, 22–23 Sep, 29–30 Sep, 6–7 Oct, 10–11 Oct, 13–14 Oct, 20–21 Oct, 27–28 Oct, 3–4 Nov, 7–8 Nov, 10–11 Nov, 17–18 Nov, 24–25 Nov, 1–2 Dec, 5–6 Dec, 8–9 Dec, 15–16 Dec, 22–23 Dec
TLILIC0001 – Licence to Transport Dangerous Goods by Road Rockhampton Corner North & West Street, Rockhampton 8:30 am–5:00 pm 4–5 Sep, 2–3 Oct, 27–28 Nov, 18–19 Dec
TLILIC0001 – Licence to Transport Dangerous Goods by Road Mackay Souths Suburban Bowls Club 8:30 am–5:00 pm 18–19 Sep, 13–14 Nov
TLID0018 – Prepare for the Transport of Dangerous Goods Underwood Unit 5, 68–72 Perrin Drive, Underwood 8:30 am–5:00 pm 31 Aug, 28 Sep, 19 Oct, 16 Nov, 7 Dec

Frequently Asked Questions

Please read through our most frequently asked questions. If you still have a query, we would love to assist you with your enquiry so please click here for more.

QLD TORUM DG Regulation s20 requires that all those who are assigned responsibilities/duties under the regulation, must be trained appropriately to fulfill those duties. DG Awareness courses that are not nationally recognised, do not contain sufficient information to meet this requirement. This is why we developed the TLID0018 Prepare for Transport of DG, in order to try and full this training gap. However, if you require a license to transport 'Bulk" DG (>500L/kg individual capacity - except for the IBC exemption in Reg s184), then you will specifically require the TLILIC0001 License to Transport DG, in order to obtain your DG industry authority through the competent authority.

The TLILIC0001 licensing course is required to be delivered across two consecutive days involving a minimum of 16 hrs of training and assessment. The TLILIC0001 is specifically required to be delivered in person, and is not allowed to be offered as an online course. The TLID0018 prepare for transport course is a one day course, and is contextualized to the learners who are in attendance. The TLID0018 timeframes vary depending on the specific requirements of the class.

These courses cover classes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 9. We do not specifically cover class 1 explosive or class 7 radioactive. Class 1 and 7 will require specific training on their associated legislation and codes. We hope to bring you this training in the future.

The TLILIC0001 License to Transport DG is not your license. This is simply the unit of competency required to obtain your license. DGs that are not in 'Bulk' capacities, do not require a license to transport, only sufficient training (TLID0018 Prepare for Transport of DG).

The assessments involve questions and scenarios relevant to each subject, and delivered progressively throughout the course as each subject is completed. Your certification will be issued as soon as possible, but not on the same day as the course.

Have more questions? Get in touch for further information.

Our Testimonials

Our courses are supported by a knowledgeable team of Dangerous Goods safety specialists who are passionate about sharing their expertise. Their guidance empowers learners to build confidence and achieve recognised qualifications.
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Jacob Carr

Course Instructor
Jacob has over ten years’ experience in the transport of dangerous goods across New Zealand and Australia. He began his career with a small biotechnology company in New Zealand and more recently worked as a Warehouse Manager for an Australian scientific supplies organisation. In these roles, he was directly responsible for the manual handling, storage, packing, and consignment of dangerous goods transported by both road and sea.
 
Jacob has a comprehensive and detailed understanding of dangerous goods legislation, codes, and regulatory guidelines. He holds the TAE40116 – Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, TLID0018 – Prepare Dangerous Goods for Transport, and TLILIC0001 – Licence to Transport Dangerous Goods by Road, HLTPAT005 – Collect Specimen for Drugs of Abuse Testing. He has also successfully completed AMSA-approved Maritime General Awareness and Maritime Function-Specific Dangerous Goods training.
 
Jacob is passionate about designing and delivering accurate, appropriately detailed training materials. His training is presented in a logical, structured manner and broken down into clear, easy-to-understand components to support effective learning outcomes.

Fiona Glancy

Director
Fiona has had over 20 years’ experience in strategic management, governance and project management. With her vast knowledge in team management combined with outstanding communication skills, Fiona is a unique and valuable asset to DGS. The personal relationships Fiona has built throughout her careers sees DGS integrated as a key delivery partner with participants to provide services across industries. This leads to DGS not only gaining continuous business but also new business through referrals.