DGI's Materials of Trade program is a short course in complying with the US DOT regulations which are exceptions to the normal HazMat/DG rules for transportation by ground, by a person or business where the primary activity is not transportation for hire. For example, a landscaping company needs to transport gasoline for their equipment, or a
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Who should take this course? Any person involved in the packing or preparation of Class 8 Corrosive Materials 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? Companies shipping automotive parts by air transport in the United States. This course may be taken by those needing Initial or Recurrent training. This course includes: Airbags, Adhesives, Aerosols, Shocks, Engines, Vehicles, Engine Components, Batteries, Paint, Excepted Quantities, Limited Quantities using IATA and limited discussion of Lithium Batteries*. General Awareness, Safety and
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Who should take this course? Companies making shipments of Magnetized Materials by air. This course may be taken by those needing Initial or Recurrent training. This course includes: This training is based on the commercial airline rules in IATA and the ICAO regulations and packing instruction 953. The course will train you to package and complete the
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Who should take this course? Forwarder and airline personnel who are currently IATA trained. This Radioactive “upgrade” course is designed for forwarder and airline personnel who are currently IATA trained and who verify shipper’s packages of radioactive materials. (Not for shippers). This course is designed for forwarders and airline personnel who are currently IATA trained. This Radioactive upgrade course
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With DGI's IATA training, you will learn how to safely transport hazardous materials by air. IATA Training is required for any hazmat employee who needs to understand how to use the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR). This includes: Shipping personnel who prepare and sign the shipping papers for air transport, Personnel responsible for classifying hazardous product, and anyone
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49CFR/IMDG Training is required for shippers who prepare dangerous goods shipments for highway and ocean transit. DGI's 49CFR/IMDG combination class is a great way to get certified for ground and ocean transport at one time. 49CFR/IMDG Training is required for any hazmat employee who needs to understand how to use the 49CFR and IMDG Code. This includes: Shipping
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49CFR, IATA and IMDG Training is required for shippers who prepare dangerous goods shipments for highway, air and ocean transit. DGI's 49CFR/IATA/IMDG combination class is a great way to get certified for ground, air and ocean transport at one time. 49CFR/IATA/IMDG Training is required for any hazmat employee who needs to understand how to use the 49CFR, IATA
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49CFR and IATA Training is required for shippers who prepare dangerous goods shipments for highway and air transit. DGI's 49CFR/IATA combination class is a great way to get certified for ground and air transport at one time. 49CFR/IATA Training is required for any hazmat employee who needs to understand how to use the 49CFR and IATA DGR. This
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49CFR Training is required for shippers who prepare dangerous goods shipments for highway transit in the United States. 49CFR Training is required for any hazmat employee who needs to understand how to use the 49CFR Regulations. This includes: Shipping personnel who prepare and sign the shipping papers for ground transport, Personnel responsible for classifying hazardous product, and anyone
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