For shipments using Air Transportation, also known as IATA/ICAO and Ocean (vessel) Transportation also known as IMDG/IMO. Fulfills US DOT and International Law Training Requirements.
IATA Training is required for any hazmat employee who needs to understand how to use the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR). This includes: Shipping personnel who prepare and sign the shipping papers for air transport, personnel responsible for classifying hazardous products, transportation intermediaries such as freight forwarders focused on Dangerous Goods Acceptance and Transport and anyone else who meets the definition of a "hazmat employee" and who needs to understand how to read and interpret the IATA Air Regulations.
IMDG Training is required for any hazmat employee who needs to understand how to use the IMDG Code. This includes: Shipping personnel who prepare and sign the shipping papers for ocean transport, personnel responsible for classifying hazardous products, transportation intermediaries such as freight forwarders focused on Dangerous Goods Acceptance and Transport and anyone else who meets the definition of a "hazmat employee" and who needs to understand how to read and interpret the IMDG Code.
The 3-Day Initial course is for Shippers who prepare dangerous goods shipments for air and ocean transit using the IATA & IMDG regulations. Topics covered include a review of the 2-Day initial classes for IATA and IMDG, with an emphasis on updates and changes. Recurrent training is required every 3 years for IMDG, and every 24 months for IATA.
For shipments via ground transport only (not part of an air or ocean shipment), 49 CFR training is required.
Included with Class:
- IATA Regulations
- IMDG Excerpts
- Classroom Workbook
- Daily Lunch
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