For personnel of:
- responsible for preparation of DG consignments (Role a) (Function 7.1) &
- responsible for processing or accepting DG consignments (Role c) (Function7.3)
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By the end of the course, trainees will be able to:
- Correctly understand the definition of dangerous goods, the scope and applicability for air transport in Hong Kong
- Correctly identify the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders
- Ability to demonstrate basic understanding on dangerous goods Classification, the application of Labels, Marks, Packaging, and Documentation
- Demonstrate understanding to general limitations (including forbidden DG, potentially undeclared DG, and provisions concerning passengers and crew)
- Correctly identify appropriate emergency response in case of dangerous goods accident/incident
- Correctly determine if a particular substance or article is dangerous goods
- Correctly determine if a particular substance or article is forbidden under any circumstances
- Correctly determine class or division
- Correctly determine packing group
- Correctly determine proper shipping name and UN number
- Correctly determine if a dangerous goods shipment is forbidden unless approval or exemption is granted
- Correctly assess if special provision is applicable
- Correctly apply special provision(s)
- Correctly consider limitations (de minimis quantities, excepted quantities, limited quantities, passenger aircraft, cargo aircraft only, special provisions, dangerous goods in the mail)
- Correctly include state and operator variations into consideration
- Correctly determine if all-packed-in-one can be used
- Correctly select how dangerous goods will be shipped based on limitations and variations
- Correctly include constraints of packing instructions into consideration
- Correctly identify and follow the instructions provided by the packaging manufacturer when UN specification packaging is used
- Correctly select appropriate packaging materials (absorbent, cushioning, etc.)
- Correctly assemble package
- Correctly determine and apply applicable marks
- Correctly determine and apply applicable labels
- Correctly determine if overpack can be used
- Correctly apply marks if necessary
- Correctly apply labels if necessary
- Correctly complete the dangerous goods transport document (DGD)
- Correctly complete other transport documents (e.g. air waybill)
- Correctly include other required documentation (approvals/exemptions, etc.)
- Understand and follow procedures for document retention
- Correctly verify dangerous goods transport document (DGD)
- Correctly verify other transport documents (e.g. air waybill)
- Understand how to verify other documents such as exemptions, approvals, etc.
- Correctly verify the applicable state/operator variations
- Correctly identify and verify marks on shipment package
- Correctly identify and verify labels on shipment package
- Correctly verify the required type of packaging
- Understand the process of verifying package conditions
- Correctly verify the applicable state/operator variations
- Correctly apply and complete dangerous goods acceptance checklist
- Correctly prepare and provide shipment information for load planning
- Understand and follow procedures for document retention
- Understand the differences between dangerous goods accidents / incidents / occurrences
- Understand the correct emergency responses in case of dangerous goods accidents / incidents
- Apply the correct reporting procedures when dangerous goods accidents / incidents occur and when undeclared/ misdeclared dangerous goods are discovered
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- General awareness and safety training (including emergency response procedures)
- Evaluate substance or article against classification criteria
- Determine DG description
- Review special provisions
- Assess packing options including quantity limitations
- Apply packing requirements
- Apply marks and labels
- Assess use of Overpack
- Prepare Documentation
- Review Documentation
- Review packaging, marks & labels
- Complete acceptance procedure
- Collect safety data
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For personnel of:
- responsible for preparation of DG consignments (Role a) (Function 7.1) &
- responsible for processing or accepting DG consignments (Role c) (Function7.3)
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3 days (RDGR) or 5 days (IDGR) | Classroom | Cantonese |
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Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) Training
Initial Dangerous Goods Regulations Training for personnel responsible for preparation of DG consignments (Role a) (Function 7.1) & responsible for processing or accepting DG consignments (Role c) (Function 7.3) (5 days)
Instructor: Mr. Maric Cheng
Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) Training
Recurrent Dangerous Goods Regulations Training for personnel of responsible for preparation of DG consignments (Role a) (Function 7.1) & responsible for processing or accepting DG consignments (Role c) (Function 7.3) (3 days)
Instructor: Mr. Maric Cheng