ADR Safety Equipment
In 2009 the regulations governing the carriage of dangerous goods are amended on the two year update cycle, most of the changes, including those concerning safety equipment and TREM cards where introduced on an optional basis from 1st Jan 2009 but become mandatory from 1st July 2009. Some of the changes in safety equipment apply across all classes and some items of safety equipment are specific to the classes of goods being carried.
Throughout this web page alongside each photograph we have shown what the requirement is in ADR 2009. Some of the general requirements we have made up into kits, which make the purchasing of a number of items simpler, and they are then supplied in a small nylon kit bag for safe keeping.
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Standard ADR safety equipment kitADR 2009 requirement:
All classes except 2.3 and 6.1
Kit comprises of the following items:
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Respirator ADR safety equipment kitADR 2009 requirement:
Required for classes 2.3 and 6.1
Kit contains the same items as the Standard ADR Safety Kit plus A1B1E1K1-P1 respirator all packed in a kit bag |
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3M Respirator 4279 FFABEK1P3DADR 2009 requirement:
1 respirator of type at least A1B1E1K1-P1 per vehicle crew member when carrying dangerous goods of classes 2.3 or 6.1
This respirator comes fully assembled and ready to wear. Sealed in its protective package, if it is not opened it will remain serviceable up to its use by date, usually 2 to 3 years minimum. Once opened, the respirator should be disposed of after use or after one month. Please read the  3M respirator information sheet |
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Economy gogglesADR 2009 requirement:
1 pair of eye protection per vehicle crew member when carrying any class of dangerous goods.
Budget priced goggles with poly carbonate lenses for general purpose wear. |
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PVC gloves (Pair)ADR 2009 requirement:
1 pair of protective gloves per vehicle crew member when carrying any class of dangerous goods.
General purpose fully PVC coated 35cm gauntlet. |
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2 'AA' Torch supplied with batteriesADR 2009 requirement:
1 torch per vehicle crew member.
Budget priced torch supplied with 2 'AA' batteries |
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2 'D' Torch supplied with batteries ADR 2009 requirement:
1 torch per vehicle crew member.
2 'D' Torch. Rugged rubber body. 2 x 'D' batteries supplied. |
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6 Volt hand lantern supplied with batteryADR 2009 requirement:
1 torch per vehicle crew member.
Hand lantern supplied with 6 volt battery for a brighter light and longer life |
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2 'AA' ATEX torchADR 2009 requirement:
The enclosed load compartment of a vehicle carrying dangerous goods of class 2 and 3 must not be entered by persons carrying portable lighting equipment unless it is so designed that it cannot ignite flammable vapours or gases which may be present.
A cost effective solution to the ADR requirement in a torch that is ATEX certified and will withstand dust, immersion in water and dropping from 2.5 metres. Requires 2 'AA' batteries (NOT supplied) |
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2 'D' ATEX TorchADR 2009 requirement:
The enclosed load compartment of a vehicle carrying dangerous goods of class 2 and 3 must not be entered by persons carrying portable lighting equipment unless it is so designed that it cannot ignite flammable vapours or gases which may be present.
A cost effective solution to the ADR requirement in a torch that is ATEX certified and will withstand dust, immersion in water and dropping from 2.5 metres. This torch is very similar to the 2AA version but with 2D batteries and a single led giving longer battery life with a brighter beam. Requires 2 'D' batteries (NOT supplied) |
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High visibility vestADR 2009 requirement:
1 high visibility vest or similar per vehicle crew member.
Standard high visibility vest available in two sizes LARGE (L) and EXTRA LARGE (XL) |
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Reflective self standing warning triangleADR 2009 requirement:
2 self-standing warning triangles, or other similar warning devices, per vehicle.
Self standing warning triangles to warn approaching drivers of the hazard that is ahead of them. EN471 Standard Warning Triangle in plastic carry case |
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Eye wash liquidADR 2009 requirement:
For all classes except 1 & 2 one eye rinsing liquid per vehicle.
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Drain covers/Drain sealsADR 2009 requirement:
One drain seal per vehicle when carrying dangerous goods of classes 3, 4.1, 4.3, 8 & 9.
BseenBsafe has obtained a series of three sizes of drain seals manufactured from black neoprene rubber to suit the various application requirements. Your drain cover will be supplied in a robust cardboard tube keeping the drain seal in good condition ready for use and to make stowage in your vehicle simpler. Complete with instruction for use. The drain seals can be used in conjunction with our Spill Kit to contain and clear away the spill. What to do in the event of a spill [PDF]Regular Drain SealA regularly-sized drain cover suitable for sealing roadside drains. Size 0.6 x 0.8 metres Large Drain SealA large drain cover suitable for sealing roadside drains and some larger road manholes. Size 1.0 x 1.0 metre Extra Large Drain SealAn extra large drain cover suitable for sealing drains in loading bays and other vehicle loading areas whilst handling the above classes. Size 1.2 x 1.2 metres |
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Spillage KitADR 2009 requirement:
One shovel and one plastic collecting container per vehicle carrying dangerous goods of classes 3, 4.1, 4.3, 8 & 9.
To accompany the drain covers BseenBsafe has also introduced a spill kit which consists of:
How to use our Spill Kit: What to do in the event of a spill [PDF] |
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Red standard shovel D handleADR 2009 requirement:
Vehicles carrying dangerous goods of classes 3, 4.1, 4.3, 8 and 9 are required to carry a shovel
This shovel also makes a convienient snow shovel to be kept in your vehicle for unexpected bad weather. |
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Red short handle plastic shovelADR 2009 requirement:
Vehicles carrying dangerous goods of classes 3, 4.1, 4.3, 8 and 9 are required to carry a shovel
Small shovel more suitable for carrying on small vehicles. |
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Wheel chock (small)ADR 2009 requirement:
One wheel chock of suitable size to be carried on all vehicles carrying dangerous goods.
The small wheel chock is suitable for vehicles up to a maximum gross weight of 3.5 tonnes. |
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Wheel chock (large)ADR 2009 requirement:
One wheel chock of suitable size to be carried on all vehicles carrying dangerous goods.
The large wheel chock is suitable for all sizes of LGV. |
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Holder for large wheel chockProvides a convienient way of keeping your large wheel chock secure and ready for use. |
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First aid kitADR 2009 requirement:
Not a requirement of ADR 2009 but a useful accessory for driver safety.
Kit contains sufficient items to deal with minor injuries for one person. |
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Hazchem orange plate - Solid 300mm x 400mmADR 2009 requirement:
All vehicles carrying dangerous goods in packages above the load threshold must display a hazchem orange plate of size 200 x 300 mm to the front and rear of the vehicle. The hazchem orange plate must be secured in such a way that it remains visible in the event of an accident.
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Holder for solid Hazchem orange plate |
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Hazchem orange plate - Folding 300mm x 400mmADR 2009 requirement:
All vehicles carrying dangerous goods in packages above the load threshold must display a hazchem orange plate of size 200 x 300 mm to the front and rear of the vehicle. The hazchem orange plate must be secured in such a way that it remains visible in the event of an accident.
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Folding orange plates 120mm x 300mmADR 2009 requirement:
All vehicles carrying dangerous goods in packages above the load threshold must display a hazchem orange plate of size 200 x 300 mm to the front and rear of the vehicle. The hazchem orange plate must be secured in such a way that it remains visible in the event of an accident.
These plates can only be used on small vehicles where space is restricted and they are folded over using the same turnbuckle securing device as the larger versions. As with the larger orange plates the requirement is one plate showing at the front and one plate showing at the rear. |
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Orange panels 300mm x 400mm MagneticThese panels are aimed at the intermittent user or the use of hired vehicles where fitting standard orange plates would be unacceptable. These plates should be seen as a temporary alternative to fixed plates. |
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Orange panels 120mm x 300mm MagneticThese panels are aimed at the intermittent user or the use of hired vehicles where fitting standard orange plates would be unacceptable. These plates can only be used on small vehicles where space is restricted. These plates should be seen as a temporary alternative to fixed plates. |
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Orange panels 300mm x 400mm Self-adhesiveThese panels are aimed at the temporary user or where fixed plates have become damaged and a temporary repair is required. These plates are self-adhesive and should only be applied to surfaces that will not be damaged, the adhesive bond will be quite strong and removal after use is not always easy. These plates should be seen as a temporary alternative to fixed plates. £1 Postage & Packing for up to 5 self-adhesive orange panels. P&P FREE if you order 6 or more. |
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High visibility conspicuity marking tapeThis tape can be used to highlight the rear and sides of trailers to make them stand out in the dark. This tape, which is 50 mm wide, is self adhesive and reflects light falling onto it in a colour depending on the specification of the tape. If you load trailers at night the use of this tape can help to increase the visibility to other vehicles in the vicinity. There is talk in Government circles about adopting the European Directive which will amend the Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations and will require large goods vehicles and their trailers to be fitted with rear marker plates to improve their conspicuity and indicate their size. As a result of these changes new reflective tapes have been manufactured to meet the stringent requirements of UN ECE Regulation 104 (R104) but these tapes are expensive and in the current climate there is little enthusiasm for burdening an industry already under pressure with additional costs. An average trailer will have a perimeter measurement of about 13 metres and with prices of EN 104 reflective tape at £6 to £8 per metre this will cost £78 to £104 per trailer. BseenBsafe has been able to secure supplies at just £2.00 per metre making the cost to fit EN 104 reflective tape around £26 per trailer.  More information about the legislation and the use of retro reflective conspicuity tape [WORD] The tape can be supplied either as a 47 metre roll or we can supply any length you require. To order a cut length of tape, select the number of metres required in the quantity drop-down. For example, to order a continuous 20m length , select 20. FREE DELIVERY for a limited time. |
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Plastic encapsulated ADR 2009 TREM cardADR 2009 requirement:
The driver of all vehicles carrying dangerous goods is required to have a copy of the four page ADR 2009 TREM card which contains advise to the driver in the event of an incident involving the various classes of dangerous goods.
The new TREM card is to be supplied by the carrier of the dangerous goods. BseenBsafe has arranged to have the TREM cards printed and then encapsulated in plastic making them long life and wipe clean. Plastic encapsulated TREM cards to ADR 2009 requirements£1 Postage & Packing for up to 5 TREM cards. P&P FREE if you order 6 or more TREM cards |
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Bulb kits are suitable for 12v lighting systems only
Occasionally products may be subsituted for items of equal quality and performance
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