Official Document
Orangeville Transport Company
Georgetown, Ontario
Est. 2018
Orangeville Transport Company is a federally registered dangerous goods carrier based in Georgetown, Ontario. Founded in 2018, we specialize in the compliant transportation of hazardous materials across Canada and North America, serving chemical manufacturers, industrial processors, and distributors.
Every driver on our team holds current TDG certification. Our fleet is maintained to MTO standards, and our safety record reflects the compliance culture we've built since day one. Clients include Samsung, Penske, Ryder, and major chemical plant operators in Sarnia and Brampton.
Class 2
Compressed Gases
Class 3
Flammable Liquids
Class 5
Oxidizers & Organic Peroxides
Class 8
Corrosive Substances
Class 9
Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods
All drivers and handlers hold current TDG certification under the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act, 1992. Certification is renewed on a mandatory schedule and covers classification, documentation, placarding, and emergency response.
Active CVOR certificate with a clean safety rating. Fleet undergoes regular MTO inspections and all drivers maintain valid commercial licences with appropriate endorsements.
All personnel handling dangerous goods are trained under WHMIS 2015, aligned with the Globally Harmonized System (GHS). Training covers hazard identification, SDS interpretation, and proper handling procedures.
Registered federally as a dangerous goods carrier. Registration covers all hazard classes transported and is maintained in good standing with annual compliance reviews.
All shipments are linked to CANUTEC — Canada's 24/7 emergency response centre for dangerous goods incidents. Emergency response information is included with every shipping document.
Fully licensed to operate as a for-hire carrier in Ontario. Licence covers the transport of dangerous goods across all regions of the province, including restricted corridors and urban delivery zones.
Every vehicle undergoes a mandatory pre-trip inspection before each load. Drivers check brakes, tires, lighting, placarding, containment integrity, and emergency equipment before departure.
Every dangerous goods shipment is accompanied by a compliant shipping document including proper shipping name, UN number, hazard class, packing group, quantity, and emergency contact information.
All vehicles are placarded in accordance with TDG regulations. Labels and placards are inspected before departure and replaced immediately if damaged or illegible.
Drivers carry spill kits, neutralization agents, and personal protective equipment appropriate to the cargo class. All incidents are reported to CANUTEC and the relevant regulatory authority within required timeframes.
High-risk loads are routed to avoid populated areas, tunnels, and restricted corridors where required. Permits are obtained in advance for oversized or specially regulated shipments.
All drivers complete annual safety refreshers in addition to mandatory TDG recertification. Training records are maintained and available for regulatory audit on request.
Orangeville Transport Company
Georgetown, Ontario · dispatch@orangevilletc.com
+1 (289) 201-2645 · 24/7 Emergency Response
This document is provided for procurement and compliance review purposes.
For certification copies or audit documentation, contact our dispatch team.