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Biological Substances, Category B UN3373 2025
Complete this online (e-learning) course at your own pace. Learn how to transport Biological Substances, Category B with and without Dry Ice for Air Transport.
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Complete online at your own pace (Self-paced). Access instructions will be issued shortly.- £129.99 excl. VAT
Description
6 Modules | 8 Hours including Test | IATA Certification | Access to regulations required
Successful candidates receive a CAA certificate of qualification, valid for two years, after which they must re-validate their qualifications.
Our Biological Substance, Category B by Air training is for employees that would like to specialize in transporting substances under UN3373. Also included in this course is the use of Carbon Dioxide, solid most commonly known as Dry Ice which is frequently used to support the transport of Infectious substances as well as UN3245 Genetically Modified Organisms which fall outside the perameters of Division 6.2.
Access to the IATA Regulations is required, this can be purchased on the link below.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites required, however it is always good to have a base understanding through a Dangerous Goods Awareness course or having an overview of the products that are dangerous in your workplace.
Who Should Attend
Any Employees that ship and moves UN3373 Biological Substances, Category B by air will need to comply with the IATA regulations.
- Pack, Mark & Label Packages
- Create the Air waybills
Learning Objectives
1. Correctly prepare a Biological substance, Category B for air transport.
2. Adhere to the practices and standards regarding the preparation and handling of Biological Substances with or without Dry Ice for air.
Pricing
£129.99
Access to the regulations is required. If required add Access to the IATA Regulations to your basket.
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