Dangerous Goods by Air Training
Dangerous Goods by Air training is an integral part of HLO initial training. Its aim is to ensure that everyone involved in the handling chain of air cargo that may contain dangerous goods are aware of their responsibilities.
by Bureau Veritas.
Target Audience
All personnel designated as a Helicopter Landing officer or Helicopter Deck Assistant on offshore installations and/or vessels.
Course Prerequisites
No prerequisites for this training course
- Introduction as to why delegates are taking the course
- Introduction to the UN Classification system, including hazard and handling labels
- General philosophy, including introduction to the IATA/ICAO Regulations
- Training and responsibilities
- Hidden dangerous goods
- Dangerous goods list
- Packing instructions
- UN approved packaging, including UN spec codes
- Package marking and labelling, including 'OVERPACKS' and Limited Quantities
- Documentation, to include Shippers Declaration, acceptance check list and NOTOC
- The storage, loading and segregation of Dangerous Goods
- Notifying onward destinations about incoming Dangerous Goods
- Accident and incident procedures
To provide delegates with a general awareness and an insight into rolls and responsibilities from being able to recognise the UN classification system, through to accident and incident procedures, as stated in the course content. Participants should demonstrate an understanding of the IATA and ICAO regulations.
Participants must have a valid medical certificate and valid photo ID
Revalidation
Every two years
Frequently asked questions - Dangerous Goods by Air Training
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Reviews - Dangerous Goods by Air Training
- Great course
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I liked this course because Lerus center managed to fit sufficient amount of important information into such a short course. It was interesting and informative. Moreover, I'm really glad that that I've managed to pass this course here just before the HOIT course.Value
- Good course
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Course was informative. Instructor is also well-quilifird and friendly.Value
- Neccessary information
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This course let me to refresh my knowledge regarding transportation of dangerous goods. Experienced instructor provided necessary information in a friendly manner.Value
- Five stars
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Good job for all teams involved in DG training, Thank you for the teachers in delivering their knowledge well and easily understood by all participants.Value
- Good training course
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Good job for all teams...thank lerusValue
Enhancing Safety with Dangerous Goods Awareness Training
Lerus Training offers a specialized "Dangerous Goods by Air" training course, essential for personnel involved in the transport of dangerous goods by air. This course is designed to meet the stringent regulations set by the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and the International Air Transport Association (IATA). It provides comprehensive training on the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, ensuring that candidates are well-versed in the proper documentation, labeling, and shipment procedures for dangerous goods. The course is crucial for those responsible for the safe transport of cargo by air, as it covers all aspects of handling dangerous goods, from identification to emergency response.
Dangerous Goods Training Certification
The "Dangerous Goods by Air" training course at Lerus Training is aimed at enhancing the awareness and competency of personnel in dealing with dangerous goods consignments. It is an accredited program that follows the latest IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) and is recognized by the UK CAA. Upon successful completion, candidates receive a certificate, valid for two years, affirming their ability to handle dangerous goods in compliance with international standards. This course is particularly beneficial for shippers, freight forwarders, and airline operators, providing them with the necessary skills to ensure the safe and compliant transport of dangerous goods by air.
