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Dangerous Goods Awareness & Adequate Instruction | e-learning

10 Modules | 10 Hours plus Test |IATA Certification | Access to regulations required
Build knowledge before gaining compliance with Section 1.6 of the IATA regulations. Completing a certification course that deals specifically with low level Lithium Batteries. The certificate can be presented to DHL, UPS or Fedex or any logistics provider to aid setting up your dangerous goods account as evidence of training.
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10 Modules / 10 Hours including Test/Certification for Batteries/Access to regulations required

Start your training with an introduction to dangerous goods by completing a dangerous goods awareness course. You will discover what dangerous goods are, the regulations that support dangerous goods, and the 9 hazard classes.

Our Adequate instruction course supports learning for shipping of Lithium-ion UN3481 packed with and contained in equipment and, Lithium metal UN3091 packed with or contained in equipment by Air transportation.

Adequate Instruction Section II battery training is for employees that work in an environment where Lithium-Ion or Metal Batteries are handled and prepared for shipping by Air. This course deals with the transportation of low-level Lithium Batteries internationally.

Successful candidates receive a certificate of competence, valid for two years, after which they must re-validate their qualifications.

Access to the current IATA regulations is required, this can be purchased along with the course.

 

Dangerous Goods Awareness & Section II Battery Course Objectives:

Build your knowledge of dangerous goods
Correctly prepare a consignment of Section II batteries for air transportation
Review the practices and standards regarding acceptance and responsibilities for the preparation and handling of Section II batteries for air transportation

 

Dangerous Goods Awareness & Section II Battery Course Content:

What are dangerous goods
The Regulations
The 9 Hazard Classes
UK Law and Applicability
Classification of Lithium-ion and lithium metal batteries
Proper Shipping Name and Special Provisions
Packaging Requirements
Marking & Labelling requirements for Section II batteries
Communication on documents for the carriage