Dangerous Goods for Ground Handling Personnel (English)

Course: Dangerous Goods for Ground Handling Personnel

Dates: May 26 - 2021

Times:  0900-1500 EDT

Cost:  $ 225USD   /   $280CAD   /   Eur190   /   MXN4600   /   INR17000

Pay online by credit card or if you prefer by transfer select "MANUAL PAYMENT" at checkout and you will be contacted for payment arrangements.

The course learning modules include all aspects of transport of dangerous goods by air with which ground handling personnel must be familiar. The course will qualify you in category 10 which applies to Load Planners and will provide you with ability to deliver training to your company staff for both Ramp and Passenger Service categories.

This training is in compliance with the current IATA DGR Minimum Requirements for Training Curricula. 

Training certificate will be signed by an IATA qualified DG instructor providing a 24 month validity in compliance with airline and ISAGO audit requirements.

Course Objectives

At the end of this course participants will be able to deliver DG training for their company personnel in the following aspects of transport of dangerous goods by air :

• General philosophy
• Limitations
• List of dangerous goods    
• Labelling and marking
• Recognition of undeclared dangerous goods
• Storage and loading procedures
• Pilots' notification
• Provisions for passengers and crew
• Emergency procedures

Assessment

Participants will complete an end of course test online. A signed certificate will be provided that is in compliance with all airline and ISAGO requirements.

Who should attend:

·  ISAGO ground handler Instructors

·  IOSA airline Instructors

 

Certification

·  Training certificate will be awarded upon successful completion

·  Ensure compliance with ISAGO DG instructor requirement standard:

ORM 4.1.7 The provider shall have a process to ensure the instructors who deliver dangerous goods

training have:

(i) Adequate instructional skills and, prior to delivering instruction, completed a dangerous

goods training program that provides the knowledge in subject areas consistent with the

level of instruction to be delivered.

(ii) Conducted a minimum of one dangerous goods training course on the applicable subject

matter or attended recurrent dangerous goods training within the last 24 months.

(iii) Received updates to the regulations from local and national authorities and to the training

material on an annual basis, if applicable.

(iv) Received requalification training

As capacity is limited to maximize learning, early registration is recommended.