Chapter 1.3.1 of The IMDG Code states shore based personnel
engaged in the transport of dangerous goods to be transported
by sea should receive training in the contents of dangerous
goods provisions commensurate with their responsibilities.
Personnel such as those who:
Classify dangerous goods and identify Proper Shipping
Names
Pack dangerous goods in packages
Mark, label or placard dangerous goods
Pack/unpack closed cargo transport units
Prepare transport documents or dangerous goods
Offer dangerous goods for transport
Accept dangerous goods for transport
Handle dangerous goods in transport
Prepare dangerous goods loading/stowage plans
Load/unload dangerous goods into/from ships
Carry dangerous goods and transport
Enforce or survey or inspect for compliance with applicable
rules and regulations
Should receive the following training:
IMDG 1.3.1.2.1 General awareness/familiarisation training This
1-day course is designed to provide familiarity with the general
provisions of dangerous goods transport and will include a description
of classes of dangerous goods, labelling, marking, placarding,
packing, Stowage, segregation and compatibility. A description
of the purpose and content of dangerous goods transport documents
(such as the Multimodal Dangerous Goods Form and the Container/Vehicle
Packing Certificate) and also a description of available emergency
response documents.
Upon completion of this course candidates
will sit a short theory examination to assess their understanding
of the regulations. Successful candidates will receive a certificate
of attendance which complies with 1.3.1.3 of the IMDG Code.
If you require either Function specific or Safety training for
individual classes this can be arranged to suit your requirements.
This course can either be conducted at our training premises
or, if you prefer at a location of your choice. Please give us a
call.
Please contact D & A Training
with your specific requirements
