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Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air e-learning – Portuguese
Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air e-learning – Portuguese
Dangerous goods are articles or substances which can pose a significant risk to health, safety or to property when transported by air. The course provides the participants the necessary knowledge to safely and efficiently perform their duties regarding handling of dangerous goods in both daily operations and emergency situations.
Introduction to Dangerous Goods
Definition of dangerous goods
Dangers associated with dangerous goods
Legislation and legislative bodies
Limitations on transport of dangerous goods by air
Identification and classification of dangerous goods
Responsibilities of the shipper and the transport company
Labelling, packing and packaging
Handling and loading
Acceptance of section 2.4 dangerous goods
Storage and segregation
Recognizing undeclared dangerous goods
Documentation and cargo acceptance
Provisions for passengers and crew
Emergency procedures
Inspections / tests
The course is made with reference to the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Dangerous Goods Regulations, updated to edition 62 (2021), the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Technical Instructions, and EASA part SPA.DG.105(a).
The course content is in accordance with the requirements of IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations Appendix H tables H.A.1.5.A and H.A.1.5.B, and covers all categories of staff 1 through 17.
Upon completion the course you will be able to:
Define, identify and classify dangerous goods
Identify legislation relevant to transport of dangerous goods by air
Demonstrate knowledge of requirements for documentation, labelling, packing and packaging
Carry out correct loading and unloading of dangerous cargo for transport by air, including handling of documentation
Apply knowledge regarding emergency procedures and define responsibilities
Dangerous goods are articles or substances which can pose a significant risk to health, safety or to property when transported by air. The course provides the participants the necessary knowledge to safely and efficiently perform their duties regarding handling of dangerous goods in both daily operations and emergency situations.
Introduction to Dangerous Goods
Definition of dangerous goods
Dangers associated with dangerous goods
Legislation and legislative bodies
Limitations on transport of dangerous goods by air
Identification and classification of dangerous goods
Responsibilities of the shipper and the transport company
Labelling, packing and packaging
Handling and loading
Acceptance of section 2.4 dangerous goods
Storage and segregation
Recognizing undeclared dangerous goods
Documentation and cargo acceptance
Provisions for passengers and crew
Emergency procedures
Inspections / tests
The course is made with reference to the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Dangerous Goods Regulations, updated to edition 62 (2021), the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Technical Instructions, and EASA part SPA.DG.105(a).
The course content is in accordance with the requirements of IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations Appendix H tables H.A.1.5.A and H.A.1.5.B, and covers all categories of staff 1 through 17.
Upon completion the course you will be able to:
Define, identify and classify dangerous goods
Identify legislation relevant to transport of dangerous goods by air
Demonstrate knowledge of requirements for documentation, labelling, packing and packaging
Carry out correct loading and unloading of dangerous cargo for transport by air, including handling of documentation
Apply knowledge regarding emergency procedures and define responsibilities
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