Training Courses

This course is designed for warehouse staff who are preparing unit load devices for loading onto aircraft. This course is endorsed by IATA and meets the airlines mandatory training requirement for IATA freight forwarders. Topics covered include loading limitations, ULD serviceability, cargo shoring and restraint.

This IATA approved course is a must for all Airfreight Agents and Cargo Handling personal engaged in the airfreight and airline industry. The course is designed to ensure participants will be fully compliant with IATA regulatory requirements categories 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, & 12. Topics covered in this course are as per the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations 2007 48th Edition.

This course provides an all encompassing view on the carriage of dangerous goods with an emphasis on road transport and the management of substances in a warehouse situation. It is designed for those staff involved in the handling of dangerous goods as part of their daily routine, plus those involved with on-site HS & E. An introduction to the Hazardous Substance and New Organisms Act 2001 (Hazardous Substances) is also featured. This course is a must for all warehousing and distribution

“Describe the Requirements of the HSNO Act 1996 as it Applies to Approved Handlers”. This one day, NZQA Unit (20645) Standard Course is a pre-requisite for those needing certification to become an Approved Handler in accordance with the requirements of the Hazardous Substances & New Organisms Regulations 2001.

This course, which includes Radioactive Material, is designed for shippers, shippers agents and operators acceptance staff requiring certification under IATA categories 1, 3 or 6. It is an initial course for those who are requiring certification to prepare, ship, or accept dangerous goods consignments by air. The course carries IATA and New Zealand CAA endorsement.

This is a revalidation course for those personnel who are currently certified to IATA categories 1, 3 or 6 and are proficient in the application of the regulations. Recurrent training is required to be completed every 24 months. This course is also endorsed by IATA and New Zealand CAA.

NZ Civil Aviation Approved – Regular shippers of Infectious Substances by air must be certified

Dangerous Goods Training Services, a division of Dangerous Goods Management, present this 1 day New Zealand Civil Aviation (NZ CAR Part 141) endorsed course which is designed for shippers of infectious substances by air.

This course is designed for shippers and shipper’s agents who prepare shipments for carriage by sea. The course focuses on the use of the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code. At the completion of the course participants will have an understanding of the regulations allowing them to complete a shipment for transportation.

This is a Ministry of Agriculture & Forestry Approved “Accredited Person” biosecurity course for the handling of Sea Containers imported from all Countries. This course is designed for operators of a Transitional Facility and ALL people involved in the devanning process. After the successful completion of this course you will be issued with an “Accredited Person Certificate” by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. This will then enable you to be compliant as per the requirements of the Biosecurity Amendment Act 2003

Dangerous Goods Management Training Services present the most practical and comprehensive 1/2 day course available for those needing certification and training as part of the CAA Rules Part 109 as they apply to the RACA, Known and Unknown Customer or Authorised Driver in accordance with the requirements to be enforced from April 9th 2009.