We're running dangerous goods (DG) courses throughout New Zealand to provide training and qualification for the carriage of DG. The two day course is targeted particularly at Part 135 and 137 operators who carry DG as part of their normal business, and is applicable to all personnel involved in the
We're running dangerous goods (DG) courses throughout New Zealand to provide training and qualification for the carriage of DG. The two day course is targeted particularly at Part 135 and 137 operators who carry DG as part of their normal business, and is applicable to all personnel involved in the handing of DG. Private pilots and other commercial operators also require DG training and should consider attending.
The Civil Aviation Authority is a Crown entity responsible to the Minister of Transport. Civil aviation in New Zealand operates within a system established and maintained by the Civil Aviation Act 1990. We're governed by the Authority – a five member board appointed by the minister to represent the public interest in civil aviation.
The Authority appoints our chief executive, who’s also the Director of Civil Aviation. As well as the functions and powers delegated by the Authority, the Director has powers conferred by the Act, which are performed independently of both the Minister of Transport and the Authority. The Authority is also responsible for the governance of the Aviation Security Service.
We're funded by a number of sources, including a small levy on airlines, based on their number of passengers per sector. We also charge for our services, including those provided to the Government.
This is for people who carry dangerous goods for hire or reward, or carry more than the minimum amount of dangerous goods for their own business or ‘Tools of Trade’. This is Unit standard 16718 and is also ‘D’ on your License Endorsement
Dangerous Goods Endorsement course is offered by Mainland Driving School Ltd. Mainland Driving School is focused on providing our customers with solutions for their transport training and licensing needs.
Dangerous goods for transport on land include substances and articles that have explosive, flammable, toxic, infectious, corrosive or environmentally hazardous properties, and containers that have held dangerous goods.
This course is designed for persons involved in Air Cargo processing and handling of Dangerous Goods. This course fulfils International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and International Air Transport Association (IATA) training requirements and qualifies you to handle and process dangerous goods
Dangerous Goods training is offered by Land Based Training for all skill level. The training offered by TTS is provided to a high standard and focuses on safety in a professional way.
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