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IATA/FIATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) - Initial
The Dangerous Good Regulations (DGR) course meets the training requirements for personnel listed in category 3 as per Table 1.5.A of the IATA DGR.
How You Will Benefit
Apply the IATA Cargo Dangerous Goods Regulations correctly
Understand the legal aspects and the responsibility of the shippers, agents and airlines involved in the transport of dangerous goods
Identify and classify individual dangerous goods items
Verify that the goods are properly packed, marked and labelled
Fill in and check the "Shipper's Declaration for Dangerous Goods"
Complete Air Waybills in accordance with the applicable IATA rules and procedures
Deliver dangerous goods shipments to the airlines "ready for carriage"
Designed for
Traffic and operations staff of international air cargo agents
Sales and marketing staff of cargo agents and consolidators
Sales, reservations and acceptance staff of airlines, airport handling and surface transportation companies
Shipping department staff of manufacturers, wholesalers, importers and exporters
All staff of cargo agents, airlines and manufacturers who wish to expand or refresh their knowledge of dangerous goods regulations and procedures.
Persons holding the IATA/FIATA Dangerous Goods Regulations Certificate are considered qualified under the terms of the IATA Resolutions applicable to IATA's accreditation
Course Content
Contents of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations Manual
Dangerous goods classes and divisions
Identification
Packing requirements
Marking and labeling
Documentation
Radioactive materials
State and operator variations
Checking procedures
Excepted quantities
The training kit includes:
Course Guide
The current edition of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations manual
IATA Dangerous Goods Training Programme, Book 1
TCGP-13
310
265
Shipping Fee:
Canada and USA: USD 25
All other countries except Canada/USA: USD 38
Examinations:Students may be required to take examinations at an exam centre that is not in their home city or country of enrolment. All travel and personal expenses and travel documentation are the students' responsibility. The IATA Local Co-ordinator determines the exact date and location of the examination.
Course Fee
Developing Nations* (USD)
$265.00
Regular Fee (USD)
$310.00
Having transportation dangerous goods training will definitely have a lot of benefit not just for the worker but for the company and the people around those goods being transported. If people know how to properly handle those goods, how to react on certain scenarios, and knows what to do in with those goods, we can avoid things like accidents or hazardous chemicals having an effect to the environment or the living things near it.
ReplyDeleteThe transportation dangerous goods training has always been a mandatory training for people working and transporting chemically dangerous and hazardous materials.
ReplyDeleteJohn, thank for your a good comment, you are absolutely right, for the world wide purposes, that idealy every person must have enaugh knowledge of the Dangerous Goods Regulations. regards/admin
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