IATA: How to Ship Dangerous Goods by Air

Learn the latest requirements for shipments of dangerous goods by air under the IATA (International Air Transport Association) regulations, as well as the differences between domestic and international regulations in this comprehensive online webcast. Let our experienced staff walk you through the steps of preparing and offering dangerous goods for shipment, from classification through packaging and dangerous goods declarationsThis course fulfills your IATA initial and recurrent training requirements. 

Available in:

8 hours / course duration
$429.00 / course price

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) requires initial training and recurrent training every two years for all personnel involved in the shipment of dangerous goods by air. This live online training will prepare you to ship dangerous goods according to the latest requirements of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR).

 

At this interactive web-based session, you will learn how to:

  • Use the IATA DGR
  • Determine which materials are classified as dangerous goods
  • Package dangerous goods for air transportation
  • Mark and label packages
  • Prepare the IATA Shipper's Declaration for Dangerous Goods and air waybills
  • Comply with the special requirements for excepted quantities, limited quantities, and consumer commodities
  • Comply with recent changes in the DGR that will affect your shipments

 

This course fulfills your IATA initial and recurrent training requirements and gives you the tools you need to comply with the regulations and avoid rejected shipments.

 

The course handbook, Transportation of Dangerous Goods: How to Comply with the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, is included as a downloadable document and provides step-by-step instructions for shipping dangerous goods by air. The latest version of the DOT Emergency Response Guidebook is also included.

 

To participate in this live training, you will need an active internet connection. You may test your connection here

 

The Instructor was very knowledgeable; she listened and made examples of shipments as practice.

Glynise Cox, Bayer Healthcare

The training was specialized to meet our company's products.

Todd Brown, Dexsil Corporation

The instructor was very informative on the subject matter, very knowledgeable, very precise.

Scott Solis, Cobham Mission Systems

Training was very informative. Trainer was upbeat, knowledgeable and funny.

Josie Santiago, Kinder Morgan Argo Terminal

I liked that we spent a significant portion on classifications and that there were practice exercises. The instructor was great - knowledgeable, humorous helpful. 

Emily Hill, MSC Industrial Sup