We would like to thank DGI Training Center for their ongoing support to the IHMM Foundation and for being a Friend of the Institute. Generosity is more than a gift; it is a statement of an individual’s commitment and dedication to growing the hazmat and EHS communities of practice. Because of friends like DGI Training Center,
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DGI Training Center, an IHMM Foundation training partner, has added courses approved in advance for earning IHMM recertification certification maintenance points. We are pleased to promote these programs as reviewed and approved by the IHMM Foundation’s Professional Development Committee. Thank you, DGI Training Center, and thank you to the IHMM Foundation’s Professional Development Committee.
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This course is for both Initial and Recurrent training. For shipments using Ground Transportation; also known as DOT. Fulfills US DOT Training Requirements for both Initial and Recurrent training. Who should take this course? Shippers who prepare dangerous goods shipments for highway transit using the 49CFR regulations. This course includes: General Awareness, Safety and Security Awareness Training Introduction Module 1
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Who should take this course? DGI's General Awareness Program is for employees that require a basic understanding and recognition of handling of dangerous goods shipments. This course may be taken by those needing Initial or Recurrent training. This course is NOT for personnel who are responsible for acceptance checklists and regulatory review to determine compliance for a
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IMDG Training for Freight Forwarders. This training focuses on Dangerous Goods Acceptance and Transport from a transportation intermediary standpoint and does not cover classification or inner packaging selection in detail nor does it cover Radioactive Materials or Bulk Packaging. If a shipment is prepared according to the international regulations and meets a few additional requirements it
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IATA and IMDG Training for Freight Forwarders. This training focuses on Dangerous Goods Acceptance and Transport from a transportation intermediary standpoint and does not cover classification or inner packaging selection in detail nor does it cover Radioactive Materials or Bulk Packaging. If a shipment is prepared according to the international regulations and meets a few additional
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IATA Training for Freight Forwarders. This training focuses on Dangerous Goods Acceptance and Transport from a transportation intermediary standpoint and does not cover classification or inner packaging selection in detail nor does it cover Radioactive Materials or Bulk Packaging. If a shipment is prepared according to the international regulations and meets a few additional requirements it
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Who should take this course? Any person involved in the packing or preparation of Class 3 Flammable Liquids by ground, air and ocean transport. Course Objectives: Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to: • Apply the dangerous goods and hazardous materials regulations correctly. • Describe some of the legal aspects of shipping hazardous materials.
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Who should take this course? Choose this course if ALL of your inner packaging (i.e. a bottle) are 30 mL (1 oz) or less and the total gross weight of the package is 29 kg or less. There are some additional restrictions under IATA (Air) such as a total volume limit per package of one pint to
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This course is for Initial and Recurrent Students who ship aircraft parts/dangerous goods by air and ground. Who should take this course? FAR 145 Air Repair Stations, Other Airline Maintenance Operations/Stores, Part 129 Operators who ship DG COMAT. Topics covered: General Awareness, Safety (DOT Hazard Communications and use of NAERG), Security Awareness and 49CFR & IATA/ICAO Function
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