IATA 7.3 - Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for Processing DG Consignments – Recurrent
Course content
Modules
Introduction
1. Introduction
2. Location Safety Briefing
3. House Rules
4. CBT and Training Course information
5. DGR General Philosophy
6. Use of the DGR
7. Glossary Appendix A
8. Nomenclature Appendix B
9. Cargo IMP Code & GHS Pictograms
10. Appendix C1 and C2
Module 0: Understanding the basics of Dangerous Goods
0.1 Dangerous Goods Applicability
0.2 Understanding the General Limitations
0.3 Identifying the Roles and Responsibilities
0.4 Understanding the importance of classifying and Packaging
0.5 Understanding Hazard Communication
0.6 Familiarising with basic emergency response
Module 1: Processing/Accepting Cargo
1.1 Review documentation
1.2 Review package(s)
1.3 Complete acceptance procedures
Module 2: Collecting Safety Data
2.1 Report Dangerous Goods accidents
2.2 Report Dangerous Goods incidents
2.3 Report undeclared/mis-declared Dangerous Goods
2.4 Report Dangerous Goods Occurrences
Module 3: Processing/Accepting Cargo containing Radioactive Material
3.1 Radioactive Material
3.2 Applicability, Classification and Limitations
3.3 Packaging
3.4 Marking and Labelling
3.5 Documentation
Module 4: Processing/Accepting Cargo containing Lithium Batteries
4.1 Lithium Batteries
4.2 Lithium Battery Shipment
Course prerequisites
Prerequisite for participating in the training Course is the ability to master the English language at the ICAO level 4 proficiency level.
Participants must hold a valid Dangerous Goods Regulations for Accepting and/or Processing Personnel certificate (or equivalent Category 3) for the entire duration of the course they attend. If your certificate is older than 2 years, please register for the IATA 7.3 - Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for Processing DG Consignments - Initial course.
Scheduled dates
None, request by mail