Dangerous Goods Regulations, CAT 6 – Initial Course
This course covers all aspects of dangerous goods at category 6 level. It follows the ICAO technical instructions and IATA Dangerous Goods regulations, for airlines, freight forwarders, and shippers. Upon successful completion of the course delegates will receive a license.
Course Duration:
6 Days – (36 Hours of Instruction)
Location:
On Site and Off Site (UAE and GCC)
Course Prerequisite(s):
• Basic English and basic mathematics
Course Benefits:
By the end of the participants will be able to:
• Airlines
– Safely and efficiently process dangerous goods
– Apply the IATA DGR Goods Regulation correctly
– Understand the legal aspects involved
– Differentiate between shipper’s and operator’s responsibilities
– Identify and classify DGR goods according to their hazard
– Complete the airway bill in accordance with IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations
– Accept or reject a shipment correctly by use of an acceptance check list
– Understand the loading and storage procedure
– Explain the provisions for dangerous goods
– Apply safety procedures in the workplace
– Follow general emergency procedures
• Freight Forwarders / Cargo Agents / Shippers
– Process dangerous goods uniformly through different carriers and freight forwarders using one set of regulations
– Transport more cargo by correctly following procedures
– Understand the airline roles and responsibilities to prevent misunderstandings and delays
– Apply the standard IATA checklist
– Classify potentially dangerous substances
– Prepare and process dangerous goods shipments
– Champion dangerous goods compliance standards in your organization
Who Should Attend
- Airline cargo staff
- Shippers and freight forwarders/Cargo Agents
- Ground handling and load control staff involved in the cargo chain
- Operations and station managers – Cargo
- Cargo training and development specialists
Course Outline
- General Philosophy
- Regulations
- State and Operator Variations
- Classification and Identification
- Packaging Instructions
- Types of Packaging
- Different Dangerous Goods Packed Together
- UN Specification Marking
- Marking and Labelling
- Documentation
- Shipment Checking
- Air Waybill completion
- Emergency Procedures
- Transportation of Radioactive Materials by Air