Effective IATA DGR training is critical to avoid rejected shipments, hazmat incidents, and FAA civil penalties now up to $84,425 per day, per violation. The minimum penalty for failure to train hazmat employees is $508 per employee, per day. 

Key Learning Objectives

• Develop a step by step approach to navigate and apply the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) to regulated hazmat/dangerous goods air shipments
• Satisfy 49 CFR and IATA function-specific hazmat training requirements for hazmat air shipping managers and/or hazmat employees
• Earn CEUs and maintenance points toward your professional credentials

Both US DOT and ICAO/IATA require training for all hazmat employees. The IATA DGR requires hazmat employee training once every 24 months.

Registration Includes:

• Engaging, interactive IATA DGR hazmat/dangerous goods training.
• Trusted compliance resources and references to simplify hazmat compliance.
• Year-round updates to your course resources and alerts about rule changes.
• 365 days of Lion Membership for complete compliance support.
• Certificate to demonstrate competence and fluency in IATA DGR regulations.

To complete this course, you will need the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) manual. Order when you enroll and receive yours by mail or pick up your book(s) at the workshop.

Your IATA Hazmat Air Shipper Training Covers:

• What is an IATA hazardous material?
• Lion's 10 Steps for Hazmat Air Shipments
• Classifying hazardous materials for air transport
• Using IATA's List of Dangerous Goods and selecting shipping names
• General packaging requirements and IATA packing instructions
• Shipping limited quantities and excepted small quantities by air
• Marks and labels for hazmat air shipments
• Preparing the Shipper's Declaration and Shipper's Certification
• Offering dangerous goods for air transport
• Common special issues for dangerous goods air shippers
• Administration, hazmat employee training, and recordkeeping