Course content
This course covers the following topics:
- Why do I need to know about dangerous goods?
- The CBTA based training model
- Dangerous goods regulations
- The hazards and risks of dangerous goods
- Permitted vs. forbidden dangerous goods
- How to identify non-declared dangerous goods
- Examples of hidden dangerous goods
- Dangerous goods allowed to be carried by passengers and crew
- Using IATA DGR Table 2.3.A
- Airline and shipper’s responsibilities
- State and operator variations
- Information at cargo acceptance areas, to passengers, and for operator’s employees
- Dangerous goods security
- The 9 classes of dangerous goods
- Shipments with multiple hazards
- What are packing groups?
- Key considerations and requirements for the transport of:Lithium batteriesSodium ion batteries
- Key markings and labels
- Overpack
- Shippers declaration for dangerous goods
- The Air Waybill (AWB)
- Protection from damages
- Checking the shipment
- Self-reactive substances
- Handling radioactive substances
- Segregation of packages
- Guidance for storing and loading specific types of dangerous goods
- The purpose and key elements of the Notification to Captain (NOTOC)
- Actions required prior to departure
- What is an accident?
- Reporting obligations and processes
- Responding to and reporting an emergency situation
- Identifying dangerous goods
- What to do if you come into contact with dangerous goods











