Multimodal Air, Road and Sea (5 days)

Increasingly, customers are finding it necessary to be dangerous goods qualified in the three principle modes of transport – air, sea and road. It has in the past been necessary to attend each full course. This 5 day course comprises of 3 days Dangerous Goods by Air, 1 day by Road and 1 day by Sea. The course is offered at a discounted rate to the individual courses and only available to students booking all 5 days. Whilst this course is targeted primarily at students who have received no previous dangerous goods training, the course is open to anyone, and can be used as refresher training in all three modes.

£1,128.00

Course Name Start Date End Date Location Places Remaining Book Now
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 15/04/2024 19/04/2024 Warrington 4
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 29/04/2024 03/05/2024 Gatwick 3
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 13/05/2024 17/05/2024 Warrington 5
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 03/06/2024 07/06/2024 Loughborough 12
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 17/06/2024 21/06/2024 Warrington 11
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 23/06/2024 28/06/2024 Heathrow 12
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 01/07/2024 05/07/2024 Loughborough 10
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 08/07/2024 12/07/2024 Warrington 11
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 15/07/2024 19/07/2024 Newcastle 11
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 22/07/2024 26/07/2024 Gatwick 12
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 05/08/2024 09/08/2024 Warrington 11
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 09/09/2024 13/09/2024 Paisley 12
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 16/09/2024 20/09/2024 Warrington 12
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 30/09/2024 04/10/2024 Heathrow 12
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 07/10/2024 11/10/2024 Gatwick 12
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 21/10/2024 25/10/2024 Warrington 12
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 04/11/2024 08/11/2024 Loughborough 12
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 18/11/2024 22/11/2024 Warrington 10
Multi-Modal Air, Sea and Road 25/11/2024 29/11/2024 Newcastle 12

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Highlights and Features

  • Increasingly, customers are finding it necessary to be dangerous goods qualified in the three principle modes of transport – air, sea and road. It has in the past been necessary to attend each full course.
  • Because of the considerable amount of common ground covered by these courses, it is possible to offer one-day ‘top- up’ sessions which follow-on from a DG by Air course.
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    This 5 day course comprises of 3 days Dangerous Goods by Air, 1 day by Road and 1 day by Sea. The course is offered at a discounted rate to the individual courses and only available to students booking all 5 days.
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    Refresher training: Whilst this course is targeted primarily at students who have received no previous dangerous goods training, the course is open to anyone, and can be used as refresher training in all three modes.

Who Should Attend?

  • AIR (IATA) – Legislation requires that all staff involved in the packing, documentation or handling of dangerous goods by air complete a Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) approved training course. This requirement is met by attending a Dangerous Goods by Air Certificate course. Your certificate must then be revalidated at intervals of no longer than 2 years by completing a refresher course and successfully passing the CAA exam.

  • SEA (IMDG) – The regulations require that all shore based staff involved with the transport of dangerous goods by sea receive training. This includes those who prepare documentation, classify, pack, mark, label and prepare shipments of dangerous goods.

  • ROAD (ADR) – Training is required for all staff who may classify, pack, mark, or label dangerous goods which will be consigned by road.

The IATA Carriage of Dangerous Goods Regulations are very clear that all staff involved with shipping Dangerous Goods: Shippers & Packers, Freight Forwarders, Aircraft Operators & Ground Handlers and Security Screeners, must have an appropriate level of training as identified in Table 1.5.A of the Regulations.

The IMDG & ADR regulations both give examples of the positions that are likely to require dangerous goods training. Those directly involved clearly need specific training to be able to :

  • Identify & classify dangerous goods shipments
  • Pack, mark, label or placard dangerous goods
  • Prepare documentation

The IMDG also identifies shore-based staff who :

  • Load and unload transport units, containers and ships
  • Accept and handle dangerous goods shipments
  • Prepare stowage plans
  • Are otherwise involved in the transport of dangerous goods as determined by the competent authority

While the ADR offers a non-exhaustive list (apart from Consignor, Carrier and Consignee staff) under the headings of :

  • Loader
  • Packer
  • Filler
  • Tank-container/portable tank operator
  • Unloader

Refresher Training :

Both regulations also require that those already trained ‘Must be periodically supplemented with refresher training to take account of changes in the regulations'. Although there is no laid down time scale for this training, the manuals are reissued every two years, so in order to keep abreast of changes to the regulations as required by the ‘competent authority’, we would strongly advise that refresher training should take place at an interval no greater than 2 years.

Notes:
Students requiring only a DG by Road Certificate should not attend this course but book on a full 2-day DG by Road course. Similarly, students requiring only a DG by Sea Certificate should attend a full 2- day DG by Sea course.

On passing the end-of-course exams, three separate certificates will be issued (including a DG by Air Certificate fully recognised by the UK CAA)

Course Content

Days 1–3: IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, dangerous goods lists, classification, prohibitions, limited quantities, packing instructions, marking and labelling, shipper’s responsibilities, carrier and government exceptions, carrier’s responsibilities, documentation, checks, CAA examination.

Day 4: ADR Regulations, specific requirements for sea transport, assessment.

Day 5: IMDG Regulations, specific requirements for road transport, assessment.

On passing the end-of-course exams, three separate certificates will be issued including a Dangerous Goods by Air Certificate fully recognised by the UK CAA)

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Our Dangerous Goods by Air courses are CAA approved.

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