Dangerous Goods

The IATA Training Course is required for any hazmat employee who offer, accept or transport dangerous goods materials for air freight. Candidates will receive an IATA Accredited Certificate on the successful completion of the training.

What does Hazardous Air Freight Training mean

Hazardous air freight (HAF) training is a course that is designed to keep individuals safe when they are working with hazardous materials. These materials can be dangerous if they are not handled properly and can cause serious health risks.

Dangerous goods by air training courses help workers understand the hazards associated with these materials and how to handle them safely. It is important for workers in all industries that deal with hazardous materials to receive this training so that they can protect themselves and others from potential harm.

Many countries have established regulations for safe transport of dangerous goods. These regulations can be difficult to understand, so many organizations offer hazardous air freight training courses to help employees learn the requirements.

The courses usually cover topics such as how to package dangerous goods for air transport, how to complete shipping documentation, and what special precautions must be taken when loading and unloading these items.

 Employees who complete a hazardous air freight training course will be better equipped to handle and ship dangerous goods safely and in compliance with the regulations.

What is considered hazardous material for shipping

Hazardous material, or hazmat, is a term used by the United States Department of Transportation to classify any item that has the potential to cause harm during transport. The classification is based on the type of hazard the material poses and the level of danger it presents.

There are nine classifications of hazmat, and each one has specific requirements for packaging, labeling, and handling