Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser (DGSA) & ADR Training
DGSA & ADR Driver Training in Lincolnshire
DGSA consultancy and dangerous goods training for businesses in Lincoln, Grantham, Boston, Spalding, Grimsby, Immingham and across the county. Delivered on-site by practising DGSAs.
- DGSA consultancy
- ADR & dangerous goods training
- On-site at your premises
Dangerous Goods Expertise Across Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire moves a huge volume of dangerous goods. The Port of Immingham handles bulk liquids, fuels and chemicals, the Humber has a major energy and chemical industry, and the county's farming and food sectors rely on fertilisers, agrochemicals, fuels and gases.
We work with businesses across Lincolnshire as their appointed Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser, and deliver ADR, DGSA and dangerous goods training on-site at their premises. That means no long drives across a large rural county for your staff, and training built around the goods they actually handle.
Our Services in Lincolnshire
Every course and consultancy service, delivered at your premises.
DGSA Consultancy
Appoint us as your Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser: site audits, annual reports, accident reports and 24/7 support.
Find out more →ADR Driver Training
Full ADR, Packages, Tanks and Refresher courses, plus Class 1 and Class 7. Up to 28 Driver CPC hours.
Find out more →DGSA Training
A 5-day course preparing you for the Core, All Classes and Road exams to become a qualified DGSA.
Find out more →Dangerous Goods Awareness
ADR chapter 1.3 training for warehouse, dispatch and office staff, and drivers below the thresholds.
Find out more →Lithium Battery Training
Classification, packaging and paperwork for lithium and sodium-ion batteries, including damaged and waste batteries.
Find out more →Consignor Training
For the staff who prepare and dispatch dangerous goods consignments.
Find out more →Why Choose dgsa.net in Lincolnshire?
We come to you
Training and audits at your premises, so your team learns on the sites and with the goods they actually handle.
Practising DGSAs
Every course is led by working Dangerous Goods Safety Advisers, not general trainers.
Ready for ADR 2027
Our training and advice already cover the changes coming in from 1 January 2027.
24/7 support
Help when you need it, including after a roadside stop or DVSA check.
Who We Work With
We support businesses across the county, including:
- Agricultural merchants and agrochemical suppliers
- Fuel and heating oil distributors
- Port, freight and logistics operators
- Food manufacturers and cold-chain operators
- Chemical and energy businesses
- Waste and recycling operators
Training at Your Premises
Your team doesn't need to travel. We deliver courses on-site anywhere in Lincolnshire, which means:
- No travel time or costs for your staff
- Less time off the road and away from work
- Training built around your own goods, documents and loading areas
- Group sessions for your whole team on one day
Not sure which course you need? Call 0203 137 3014.
Areas We Cover in Lincolnshire
We act as DGSA and deliver on-site training for businesses throughout Lincolnshire and North and North East Lincolnshire.
- Lincoln
- Grantham
- Boston
- Spalding
- Sleaford
- Stamford
- Gainsborough
- Louth
- Skegness
- Grimsby
- Immingham
- Scunthorpe
Free Dangerous Goods Guides
ADR 2027: What's Changing
Key dates, the main changes, and what to do before 30 June 2027.
Read the guide →Do I Need a DGSA?
Who must appoint one, consignors explained, and a quick exemption check.
Read the guide →How Much Does a DGSA Cost?
Our prices, what affects the cost, and what should be included.
Read the guide →Lincolnshire FAQs
Yes. We act as DGSA for businesses across Lincolnshire, including Lincoln, Grantham, Boston, Spalding, Grimsby and Immingham, and deliver training on-site at your premises.
No. We deliver ADR, DGSA, awareness and lithium battery training at your premises anywhere in Lincolnshire, so your team doesn't need to travel across the county.
Yes. Our ADR Tanks course covers Class 3 for fuel and heating oil delivery, and we tailor awareness training for businesses handling fertilisers, agrochemicals and gases.
Yes. Our courses and advice cover the ADR 2027 changes, which come into force on 1 January 2027, with ADR 2025 still usable until 30 June 2027.
Talk to Us
Speak directly to a practising Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser, not a sales adviser.
- Call us0203 137 3014
- WhatsAppMessage us on WhatsApp
- Emailinfo@dgsa.net
- Training locationsOn-site at your premises, at venues across Essex and the UK, or remotely
…or complete the enquiry form.