ADR COMPLIANT TRANSPORT
Hazardous Goods Transport
Certified vehicles. Trained drivers. No shortcuts.
ADR transport isn't a generic logistics service. It requires specialist training, certified vehicles, qualified advisors, and a rigorous understanding of what's being moved and why. Environmental Green Group operates a fully certified fleet staffed by trained drivers and supported by qualified dangerous goods safety advisors, transporting the full range of dangerous goods from industrial chemicals and solvents to flammable liquids, toxic materials, and hazardous waste streams.
Getting it right protects your people, the public, and the environment. The consequences of getting it wrong, incidents, enforcement action, and significant liability, are entirely avoidable with the right partner.
What We Transport
The hazardous materials we move.
· Industrial chemicals and process liquids
· Solvents and flammable liquids
· Metalworking fluids and oils
· Hazardous waste for treatment or disposal
· Toxic and corrosive substances
· Contaminated liquids and sludges
· UN-packaged materials across all relevant hazard classes
· IBC containers and certified drums
What ADR Compliance Means in Practice
It's more than a certificate on a van.
True ADR compliance goes well beyond a vehicle sticker. It means trained drivers who understand what they're carrying and what to do if something goes wrong. It means vehicles equipped with the right safety equipment for the hazard classes being transported. It means correct documentation
ADR transport documents, emergency information, and accurate UN identification for every single journey.
It also means having a qualified Dangerous Goods Safety Advisor (DGSA) involved in the planning and oversight of dangerous goods operations. EGG has DGSAs on our team as a matter of course not as an occasional consultant.
Why It Matters
The consequences of non-compliant ADR transport.
Non-compliant transport of dangerous goods is a serious offence under UK law. Enforcement by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) can result in immediate prohibition, fixed penalties, and in serious cases, prosecution. Where incidents occur during transport, non-compliance with ADR requirements substantially increases liability exposure for both the carrier and the consignor.
Choosing a specialist ADR carrier isn't just about logistics. It's about protecting your business.
Need to move hazardous goods compliantly? Let's talk.