International law requires that all staff involved in the shipping, packing, documentation, handling or carriage of dangerous goods by air must complete a comprehensive training course approved by the appropriate national competent authority. In the United Kingdom this is the Civil Aviation Authorit
Description
International law requires that all staff involved in the shipping, packing, documentation, handling or carriage of dangerous goods by air must complete a comprehensive training course approved by the appropriate national competent authority. In the United Kingdom this is the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) under the Air Navigation Order (Dangerous Goods Regulations)
Our Dangerous Goods by Air courses are fully approved by the CAA for Shippers, Packers and Freight Agents. Our instructors have the practical and commercial expertise and hold the required approvals from the CAA covering subject knowledge, course presentation and presentation skills. Dangerous Goods by Air courses are based on the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Dangerous Goods Regulations.
When attending this course the delegate is required to bring their own copy of the IATA books
ADR 2023 European Agreement. Dangerous Good By Road. Free shipping (labeline.com)
IMDG Code 2022 Edition Amendment 41-22, 2023 from – Labeline.com
Overview
All sessions are validated with exercises
Day 1
Introduction, The Law and Course Outline
Applicability
Limitations and Variations
Classification of Dangerous Goods
Identification
Dangerous Goods not listed by name
Mixtures and Solutions
Day 2
Packing of Dangerous Goods (Overpacks/ Segregation/ Formulae)
Specification Packaging
Excepted and Limited Quantities
State and Operator Variations
Marking and Labelling
Day 3
Documentation
Acceptance, Handling and Loading
Acceptance Check sheets
NOTOC ( Notification to Captain)
CAA Validation Examination
What outcomes can you expect from joining us
By successful passing of an examination, pass mark 80%, a certificate is awarded registered with the Civil Aviation Authority, Valid for 2 years
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