Experience that travels
Founded by John Kells, who spent more than 30 years building and running a leading dangerous goods training centre before founding DGTC — three decades of hands-on expertise behind every course.
Australian RTO training & safety equipment
Training and equipment for the dangerous goods and heavy-vehicle industry.
Established 1992. Nationally recognised, compliance-focused courses delivered in partnership with Robinson College (RTO ID 90449) — plus the safety equipment to handle and transport dangerous goods: fire extinguishers, spill kits, load restraint, storage and transport gear.
Founder experience
30+ years in dangerous goods training
Accreditation
RTO ID 90449 — partnership with Robinson College
Delivery
Arndell Park, NSW + on-site nationally
What you get with DGTC
A full catalogue, not a single course
Nine nationally recognised courses spanning dangerous goods transport, driver fatigue management, cargo handling, and forklift operations. Browse the catalogue and pick the right fit.
Real RTO, real Statements of Attainment
Accredited training delivered under RTO ID 90449 via our partner Robinson College. Statements of Attainment issued within 30 business days of competency.
Lead course
TLILIC0001 — Dangerous Goods Licence
TLILIC0001 prepares drivers for the NSW EPA dangerous goods driver licence under the NSW Dangerous Goods (Road and Rail Transport) Act 2008. Two-day course.
$520.00GST-free· 16-hour course
Also from DGTC
Need the equipment as well as the training?
We supply the safety equipment for the safe handling and transport of dangerous goods — from the same team that delivers the courses. Each category has a buying guide so you order the right item for your situation.
- Fire ExtinguishersPortable fire extinguishers and accessories. The right extinguisher depends on what could burn — using the wrong type can be useless or dangerous.
- Load RestraintRatchet straps, transport chain, load binders and the Load Restraint Guide. The right restraint depends on the load's weight and the method used.
- Spill EquipmentSpill kits, absorbents and containment. The right kit depends on the liquid — an oil-only kit will not safely handle a chemical spill.
- Storage EquipmentDangerous goods class labels, hazard signs and emergency-information holders. The right item depends on the goods' class and whether you are storing or transporting.
- Transport EquipmentEmergency Information Panels and holders, placards, class labels and transport PPE for vehicles carrying dangerous goods.
Ready to enrol or order?
Browse the full course catalogue and book online, or shop the safety-equipment range. Need to talk to us first? Reach out via the contact page or the FAQ for common questions.