Harker Haulage
Dangerous Goods Transport in Darwin
- Accredited for interstate and remote freight operations
- High-capacity fleet built for industry demands
- End-to-end freight coordination & compliance
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Harker Haulage
Darwin Dangerous Goods Transport
When it comes to transporting hazardous materials, there’s no room for shortcuts. At Harker Haulage in Darwin, we offer fully compliant dangerous goods transport designed to reduce risk, protect people, and meet strict safety regulations.
Our services are tailored for industries handling fuel, explosives, chemicals, and other high-risk materials, with every step managed by trained, certified professionals. Using purpose-built vehicles and containment systems, we ensure each load is handled correctly from pickup to delivery.
We understand that the consequences of improper transport can be serious—so we prioritise safety, regulatory compliance, and peace of mind above all else.
- Fully licensed for high-risk loads
- Secure containment and tracking
- Permits and documentation handled
From Darwin’s industrial hubs to remote Northern Territory job sites, we deliver dangerous goods safely and without disruption. Whether it’s a one-off delivery or part of an ongoing project, our team manages the process from end to end.
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0438 858 079 today to book certified dangerous goods transport.
Safety-First Freight Services
Dangerous goods transport in Australia is governed by detailed legislation and strict operational protocols—and we make sure nothing is missed. Our fleet includes compliant vehicles fitted with safety features designed for carrying flammable, corrosive, toxic, or explosive materials. Each driver holds the appropriate licenses and is trained in emergency response, containment, and load security. We manage all permit requirements, routing restrictions, and documentation on your behalf, so your team can focus on operations with full confidence.
We regularly transport dangerous goods for oil and gas operators, mining projects, industrial facilities, and agricultural suppliers throughout Darwin and surrounding regions. Every service is tailored to suit your freight class, load size, and delivery timeframe.
With advanced planning and strict oversight, we ensure hazardous freight gets where it needs to go—safely, legally, and efficiently.
- Certified dangerous goods, including: Ammonium Nitrate, controlled waste, and radioactive Material
- ADG Code-compliant transport solutions
- Service coverage across urban and remote areas
Safety and compliance aren’t optional—they’re essential. Our dangerous goods transport services give businesses the assurance they need when moving regulated materials across the Northern Territory.
FAQs
What are dangerous goods in freight transport?
Dangerous goods are materials or substances that pose a risk to health, safety, property, or the environment during transport. In Australia, these include flammable liquids (e.g., fuel), toxic substances, corrosives, explosives, and gases. These goods are categorised into nine classes under the Australian Dangerous Goods (ADG) Code, which dictates how they must be packaged, labelled, and transported. Transporting dangerous goods requires trained operators, certified vehicles, and specific documentation to comply with national regulations.
Do I need a licence to transport dangerous goods in Australia?
Yes, drivers must hold a current Dangerous Goods Driver Licence to legally transport regulated materials by road in Australia. This licence ensures the driver has completed certified training in handling, securing, and responding to incidents involving dangerous goods. In addition, the vehicle used must also be licensed and properly equipped to carry hazardous freight. Businesses must also maintain safety data sheets, emergency plans, and ensure their transport practices align with the ADG Code.
What safety measures are required during dangerous goods transport?
Transporting dangerous goods requires a combination of vehicle safety, driver training, documentation, and route planning. Loads must be clearly labelled with the correct hazard class and UN number, and carried in secure, leak-proof containers. Vehicles must be equipped with emergency kits, spill containment tools, and fire extinguishers. During transit, operators must follow approved travel routes and time restrictions, particularly when moving explosives or high-risk chemicals. Pre-trip safety inspections and compliance checks are essential to avoid breaches or accidents.
Servicing Darwin & the Northern territory for more than 10 years
Industrial:
- East Arm
- Berrimah
- Winnellie
- Wishart
- Pinelands
- Yarrawonga
- Tivendale
Urban Centres:
- Darwin City
- Palmerston
- Katherine
- Tindal
- Tennant Creek
- Alice Springs
Rural & Regional:
- Howard Springs
- Humpty Doo
- Bees Creek
- Holtze
- Virginia
- Berry Springs
- Channel Island
- Mt Bundey
- Bradshaw
- Jabiru
- McArthur River
Rural & Regional:
- Howard Springs
- Humpty Doo
- Bees Creek
- Holtze
- Virginia
- Berry Springs
- Channel Island
- Mt Bundey
- Bradshaw
- Jabiru
- McArthur River