Dangerous Goods & Hazardous Chem Transport Company UK

Specialists in the transportation of dangerous goods

Experts in dangerous goods transportation​

Experts in dangerous goods transportation

As specialists in the transportation of dangerous goods Hacklings are a founding member of The HazChem Network which is the only independent hazardous distribution network in the UK offering both next day and economy ADR Pallet and Parcel distribution across the UK and Europe. 

We undertake rigorous planning and risk assessment with all dangerous goods consignments. For all of your HazChem transport or dangerous goods transport needs, be sure to contact us today. 

Complete peace of mind with Hacklings

With 50 ADR specialist members and the new 10 acre, 200,000sqft specifically designed national hub, The HazChem Network are strategically positioned to guarantee safe and secure next day distribution across the UK and Ireland for hazardous and problematical consignments.

HERS: HazChem Emergency Response Scheme – our customers enjoy extra reassurance from our 24 hour incident rapid response service unique to the HazChem membership.

Complete peace of mind with Hacklings​

Dangerous Goods Transport & Distribution Company

  • Next day delivery
  • Economy 48 hour delivery
  • Time specific deliveries
  • Full and part loads
  • Single and multi-pallet and parcel parcels

We regularly carry the following HazChem classes:

  • Class 1.4S (selected)
  • Class 2
  • Class 3
  • Class 4

 

  • Class 5 (selected)
  • Class 6.1
  • Class 8
  • Class 9

FAQs

  • What is ADR-compliant dangerous goods transport?

    ADR-compliant dangerous goods transport involves moving hazardous materials by road in accordance with the requirements of the European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR). This includes requirements covering classification, packaging, labelling, documentation, vehicle requirements and driver training.

  • What types of dangerous goods can you transport?

    Hacklings can transport a range of dangerous goods, including eligible chemical products and other hazardous consignments, subject to the applicable ADR requirements. The exact transport arrangements depend on the classification, quantity and packaging of the goods.

  • What delivery options are available for dangerous goods?

    Dangerous goods can be transported using a range of delivery options, depending on the consignment and service requirements. Hacklings offers next-day, economy 48-hour and time-specific deliveries, as well as full-load, part-load, pallet and parcel services where applicable.

  • How are dangerous goods transported safely?

    Safe dangerous goods transport requires appropriate classification, packaging, labelling, documentation, vehicle arrangements, route planning and trained personnel. Hacklings uses risk assessment and detailed transport planning to help ensure dangerous goods are handled and transported in accordance with applicable ADR requirements.

  • What is the HazChem Emergency Response Scheme (HERS)?

    HERS is an emergency response service available through participating HazChem Network members. It provides access to specialist assistance following an incident involving dangerous goods, helping customers respond quickly when an emergency occurs.

  • Can dangerous goods be transported across the UK and Europe?

    Yes, eligible dangerous goods can be transported across the UK and Europe subject to the applicable ADR requirements and the specific classification, quantity and documentation for the consignment. Hacklings provides ADR pallet and parcel distribution through The HazChem Network.

  • Can dangerous goods be sent as pallets or parcels?

    Yes, depending on the type and classification of the goods, dangerous goods can be transported as individual parcels, single pallets or multi-pallet consignments. The appropriate packaging, labelling and transport requirements depend on the goods being shipped.

  • What is a HazChem code?

    A HazChem code, also known as an Emergency Action Code (EAC), is used on certain dangerous goods transport warning panels to provide emergency services with information about the appropriate initial response to an incident.