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Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for Processing DG Consignments Function in Table 7.3 – Recurrent Course Description

This course is recommended for ‘Personnel Responsible for Processing Dangerous Goods Consignments’ as per IATA’s DGR – section 1.5 and in accordance with function 7.3 in IATA’s ‘Dangerous Goods Training Guidance’ Ensure compliance with all safety and recurrent regulatory requirements and continue to process dangerous goods consignments for transportation by air with complete confidence. This course offers you the opportunity to be with other experienced dangerous goods professionals as you refresh your knowledge and skills. IATA’s experienced instructors facilitate your learning experience while you build on your existing expertise to interpret the technical nuances of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) and apply them correctly. Stay up to date with the latest changes to the IATA DGR. Be among the first to develop competencies commensurate with your job functions and responsibilities as required by the latest Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) framework.

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    Course Objectives

    Upon completion of this course you will be able to:

    • Fulfil the regulatory compliance requirements for revalidation and keep your certification current.

    • Continue to perform tasks involved in processing dangerous goods consignments correctly.

    • Apply the significant changes and amendments to IATA’s DGR manual to process dangerous goods consignments accurately.

    • Discuss the legal responsibilities of stakeholders involved in the transportation of dangerous goods by air.

    Exam & Certificate

    • An IATA + GCAA Certificate is awarded upon successful.
    • Completion of the course and an assessment. (Passing 80%).

    Course Content

    Understanding the basics of dangerous goods

    • Significant changes and amendments to the latest edition of the IATA DGR

    • Legal responsibilities of key stakeholders

    • Revising the application of relevant sections of the current IATA DGR

    • Importance of accurate identification and classification of dangerous goods

    • Safety implications of packaging types and net quantity limitations

    • End-to-end communication of hazards and handling requirements using correct marks and labels

    • Radioactive material transportation

    • Impact of State and Operator variations on dangerous goods acceptance

    • 3-day classroom course (24 hours)

    Prerequisite

    • Working knowledge of English language (Read, Write, Speak)

    • Basic concepts of mathematics