DGM

Comprehensive Chemical HSWA Training
2026-04-30 09:00 - 15:30 (Pacific/Auckland) | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
Delivered in partnership with Environmental Resources Limited this course provides training for sites with multiple HSNO Classifications (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8) in line with the Hazardous Substance Regulations that came into effect on 1st December 2017. Any staff who handle, store or use hazardous substances, regardless of the quantities, will now require to be trained under Regulation 4.5.

For sites with Class 6: Toxic Substances 6.1A and/or 6.1B
The Comprehensive Chemical HSWA training does not provide HSWA Certified Handler Certification, however Comprehensive Chemical HSWA training is a prerequisite to become a HSWA Certified Handler. This can be discussed with the trainer when attendee is at the Comprehensive Chemical HSWA training.
Venue:
Training is taking place at Dangerous Goods Management, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Airport Oaks.

Who should attend:
This course is designed for sites with multiple classifications such as:
– Inwards goods handlers (warehousing/retailing)
– Manufacturers
– Disposal
Key Topics:
– Inwards goods handlers (warehousing, retail, etc)
– Manufacturers
– Disposal
Documentation and pre-course requirements:
– All course material is supplied
– Attendees to this course will be required to show a form of photo ID at the course (driver’s licence, passport or 18+ card).
Provisions:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
– Refreshment and lunch provided as part of this course.
Certificate awarded:
On successful completion of this course attendees will be issued the following certification:
– HSWA Comprehensive: Certificate of Training – Validity of Certification 36 months (3 years)
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to the training facilitator.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 23rd April 2026 will be subject to a $200+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

IATA (DGR) Infectious Substance Air Transport - 7.1
2026-05-06 09:00 - 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
Dangerous Goods Management presents this 1-day Dangerous Goods course which is approved by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (Civil Aviation Rule (CAR) Part 141). Personnel responsible for shipping of infectious and biological substances by Air as per IATA DGR Section 1.5 and in accordance with CBTA approach for function 7.1
Target audience:
– This course is designed for shippers of Infectious and Biological substances by Air – Category A & B.
– Students will be exposed to class exercises and case studies, practical shipment and document exercises and a final (theoretical/practical)
assessment.
Key topics:
– Confidently apply the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR)
– Understand shipper’s and operators’ responsibilities
– Identify and comply with state and operator variations;
– Classify infectious substances, dry ice, and diagnostic specimens
– Understand and apply the information contained in the list of dangerous goods( IATA DGR, section 4.2);
– Apply the general packing requirements and specific packing instructions;
– Correctly mark and label the package;
– Complete a shipper’s declaration for dangerous goods by air freight and the applicable portion of the air waybill.
Documentation required:
Attendees to this course will be required to show a form of photo ID at the course (driver’s license, passport or 18+ card). For Dangerous Goods Management to comply with CAA Part 141 Accreditation, we are required to retain proof of identity for students undertaking training. This will be copied on arrival and retained in our training records for auditing.
Provisions:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied
– Refreshments and lunch (please advise if attendee has any specific dietary requirements)
– Free on site parking
Course renewal:
A Shippers of Infectious Substances by Air Course certificate, endorsed by IATA and CAA of New Zealand, is awarded to participants on successful completion of this course. This course certification is valid for a 24-month term. To retain certification training is to be completed between the
22nd and 24th month of certification.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g. impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 29th April 2026 will be subject to a $150+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, without notification will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavor to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimize any inconvenience.

IATA (DGR) for Preparing DG Consignments - Recurrent 7.1
2026-05-06 09:00 - 2026-05-08 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
This IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments 7.1 Recurrent 3 day course which is approved by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (Civil Aviation Rule (CAR) Part 141) – Personnel responsible for preparing dangerous goods consignments as per IATA DGR Section 1.5 and in accordance with CBTA approach for Function 7.1. This recurrent training course will expose students to class exercises and case studies, practical shipment and document exercises and a final (theoretical/practical) assessment.
Prerequisites:
To be eligible to attend the IATA DGR Recurrent training course Participants must hold a current IATA DGR certification at date of training. Participants can attend Recurrent training within the final three months of validity of their previous certification, and the validity period extents from the month on which the recurrent training was completed until 24 months from the expiry month of that previous training. If your certificate is older than 24 months please register for the IATA DGR initial course.
Target audience:
This course is designed for:
– Shippers and Packers
– Manufacturers and Exporters of Dangerous Goods or Products Containing Dangerous Goods and Operators
– Freight Forwarding Staff acting as shippers
– Shippers, cargo agents, consolidators, freight forwarders and others preparing dangerous goods shipments for air freight.
Documentation required:
All course material is supplied, excluding calculators and the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, 67th Edition. If you are unable to bring your own copy of the current IATA DGR to course these are available for hire ($75+GST – see optional tickets for purchase below) or purchase here. Limited copies are available for hire.
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card).
Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation, for Dangerous Goods Management to comply with CAA Part 141 Accreditation, we are required to retain proof of identity for students undertaking training. Attendees can either:
– Provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– E-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Certificate awarded:
An IATA Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course and an assessment to participants who obtain a grade of 80% or higher on the exam. A special distinction is awarded to participants obtaining a grade of 90% or higher. On successful completion of this course certification issued will be valid for 24 months.
Course refreshments:
Refreshments and lunch are provided as part of this course. Dietary requirements can be catered for within the provided lunch ensuring this is advised upon booking. The following dietary requirements can be catered for: dairy free, gluten free, no pork/beef, and vegetarian.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 29th April 2026 will be subject to a $450+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, without notification will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

IATA (DGR) for Processing or Accepting DG Consignments - Recurrent 7.3
2026-05-06 09:00 - 2026-05-08 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
This IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for Processing or Accepting Dangerous Goods Consignments 7.3 Recurrent 3 day course which is approved by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (Civil Aviation Rule (CAR) Part 141) – Personnel responsible for Processing or Accepting dangerous goods consignments as per IATA DGR Section 1.5 and in accordance with CBTA approach for Function 7.3. This recurrent training course will expose students to class exercises and case studies, practical shipment and document exercises and a final (theoretical/practical) assessment.
Prerequisites:
To be eligible to attend the IATA DGR Recurrent training course Participants must hold a current IATA DGR certification at date of training. Participants can attend Recurrent training within the final three months of validity of their previous certification, and the validity period extents from the month on which the recurrent training was completed until 24 months from the expiry month of that previous training. If your certificate is older than 24 months please register for the IATA DGR initial course.
Target audience:
This course is designed for:
– Shippers and Packers
– Manufacturers and Exporters of Dangerous Goods or Products Containing Dangerous Goods and Operators
– Freight Forwarding Staff acting as shippers
– Shippers, cargo agents, consolidators, freight forwarders and others preparing dangerous goods shipments for air freight.
Documentation required:
All course material is supplied, excluding calculators and the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, 67th Edition. If you are unable to bring your own copy of the current IATA DGR to course these are available for hire ($75+GST – see optional tickets for purchase below) or purchase here. Limited copies are available for hire.
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card).
Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation, for Dangerous Goods Management to comply with CAA Part 141 Accreditation, we are required to retain proof of identity for students undertaking training. Attendees can either:
– Provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– E-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Certificate awarded:
An IATA Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course and an assessment to participants who obtain a grade of 80% or higher on the exam. A special distinction is awarded to participants obtaining a grade of 90% or higher. On successful completion of this course certification issued will be valid for 24 months.
Course refreshments:
Refreshments and lunch are provided as part of this course. Dietary requirements can be catered for within the provided lunch ensuring this is advised upon booking. The following dietary requirements can be catered for: dairy free, gluten free, no pork/beef, and vegetarian.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 29th April 2026 will be subject to a $450+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, without notification will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG)
2026-05-12 09:00 - 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
This course provides an all encompassing view on requirements surrounding the carriage of dangerous goods by sea. It is designed for shippers of dangerous goods, their agents and shipping line operator acceptance staff while satisfying the training provision set out in Section 1.3 of the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code. Upon completion of the course, participants will have an understanding of the regulations allowing them to complete a shipment for transportation by sea and identify any areas of non-compliance.

Key Topics:
– The legislation
– General responsibilities
– Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
– The classification and identification of dangerous goods
– Packaging requirements and labelling and marking procedures
– Intermediate bulk containers
– Segregation within the container
– The Shipper’s Declaration and other relevant documentation
– Emergency response information
Who should attend:
– Shippers and shipper’s agents who prepare shipments for carriage by sea freight
– Individuals such as those who classify dangerous goods; pack, mark and label dangerous goods; load/unload cargo transport units;
– prepare IMO Dangerous Goods Declarations; or are otherwise directly involved in the transport of dangerous goods by sea freight as
determined by the competent authority.
Documentation required:
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card). Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation. Attendees can either:
– provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– e-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Provisions:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
– Refreshments and lunch will be provided. Dietary requirements can be accommodated within the catered lunch – please advise when you book from the options provided (none; vegetarian; gluten-free; dairy-free).
– Free onsite parking on a first in first served basis. Additional roadside parking available.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Certificate awarded:
On successful completion of this course the attendee will be awarded an International Maritime Dangerous Goods certification which assists with training requirements under IMDG Code (amendment 39-18), Section 1.3.1.1. This certification is valid for three years (36 months) from date of successful course completion.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 6th May 2026 will be subject to a $175+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

IATA (DGR) for Preparing DG Consignments - Initial - 7.1
2026-05-18 09:00 - 2026-05-22 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
This IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments 7.1 Initial 5 day course which is approved by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (Civil Aviation Rule (CAR) Part 141) – Personnel responsible for preparing dangerous goods consignments as per IATA DGR Section 1.5 and in accordance with CBTA approach for Function 7.1. This course will expose students to class exercises and case studies, practical shipment and document exercises and a final (theoretical/practical) assessment.
Target audience:
This course is designed for:
– Shippers and Packers
– Manufacturers and Exporters of Dangerous Goods or Products Containing Dangerous Goods and Operators
– Freight Forwarding Staff acting as shippers
– Shippers, cargo agents, consolidators, freight forwarders and others preparing dangerous goods shipments for air freight.
Documentation required:
All course material is supplied, excluding calculators and the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, 67th Edition. If you are unable to bring your own copy of the current IATA DGR to course these are available for hire ($75+GST – see optional tickets for purchase below) or purchase here. Limited copies are available for hire.
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card).
Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation, for Dangerous Goods Management to comply with CAA Part 141 Accreditation, we are required to retain proof of identity for students undertaking training. Attendees can either:
– Provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– E-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Certificate awarded:
An IATA Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course and an assessment to participants who obtain a grade of 80% or higher on the exam. A special distinction is awarded to participants obtaining a grade of 90% or higher. On successful completion of this course certification issued will be valid for 24 months.
Course refreshments:
Refreshments and lunch are provided as part of this course. Dietary requirements can be catered for within the provided lunch ensuring this is advised upon booking. The following dietary requirements can be catered for: dairy free, gluten free, and vegetarian.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 11th May 2026 will be subject to a $450+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, without notification will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

IATA (DGR) for Processing or Accepting DG Consignments - Initial - 7.3
2026-05-18 09:00 - 2026-05-22 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
This IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for Processing or Accepting Dangerous Goods Consignments 7.3 Initial 5 day course which is approved by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (Civil Aviation Rule (CAR) Part 141) – Personnel responsible for processing or accepting Dangerous Goods Consignments as per IATA DGR Section 1.5 and in accordance with CBTA approach for Function 7.3. This course will expose students to class exercises and case studies, practical acceptance exercises and document exercises and a final (theoretical/practical) assessment.
Target audience:
This course is designed for:
– Personnel who are responsible for accepting & perform cargo acceptance of dangerous goods consignments
– Personnel working for cargo agents, consolidators and freight forwards who are responsible for processing dangerous goods consignments from shippers to airlines
– IATA Cargo agent applicants willing to fulfill the training requirements for DGR
Provisions and course refreshments:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
– Refreshments and lunch are provided as part of this course. Dietary requirements can be catered for within the provided lunch ensuring this is advised upon booking. The following dietary requirements can be catered for: dairy free, gluten free, no pork/beef, and vegetarian.
– Free on site parking, first come first served basis. Additional roadside parking available.
What to bring:
All course material is supplied, excluding calculators and the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, 67th Edition. If you are unable to bring your own copy of the current IATA DGR to course these are available for hire ($75+GST – see optional tickets for purchase below) or purchase here. Limited copies are available for hire.
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card). Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation. Attendees can either:
– Provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– E-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Certificate awarded:
An IATA Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course and an assessment to participants who obtain a grade of 80% or higher on the exam. A special distinction is awarded to participants obtaining a grade of 90% or higher. On successful completion of this course certification issued will be valid for 24 months.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 11th May 2026 will be subject to a $450+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, without notification will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

Flammable Gas and Liquids Chemical HSWA Training
2026-05-27 09:00 - 15:00 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
This half day course is compliant with the Hazardous Substance Regulations 2017 Regulation 4.5, and is designed for sites with only Class 2.1: Flammable Gases and/or Class 3: Flammable Liquids, and is delivered in partnership with Environmental Resources Limited. The previous concept of Approved Handler was replaced with Regulation 4.5 and from 1st December 2017 the Health and Safety Work Act places responsibility on everyone who handles, stores or uses hazardous substances, regardless of the quantities, to now be trained under Regulation 4.5.
Event time/Venue:
This course commences at 9.00am and finishes at approximately 12.30pm.
Training takes place at Dangerous Goods Management, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Airport Oaks.
Who should attend:
This course is designed for sites with only Class 2.1: Flammable Gases and/or Class 3: Flammable Liquids, such as:
– Spray painting type operations,
– Warehousing and distribution,
– LPG only sites (Swappa bottles, forklift cylinders, etc), and
– Service stations.
Documentation required:
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card). Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation. Attendees can either:
– Provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– E-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Provisions:
Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
Certificate awarded:
On successful completion of this course a certificate will be issued:
– Certificate of Training – validity 36 months (3 years).
Course refreshments:
Mid-morning refreshments are provided as part of this course.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to the training facilitator.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 22nd May 2026 will be subject to a $100+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

Dangerous Goods Handling Course for Road Transport
2026-05-27 09:00 - 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
Dangerous Goods Management presents this 1-day dangerous goods course which is designed to comply with the provisions set out in the Land Transport Rule of New Zealand Standard: Transport of Dangerous Goods on Land (NZS5433) Upon completion of the course, participants will have an understanding of the regulations allowing them to complete a shipment for transportation by road. This course is a must for all warehousing and distribution personnel. A Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course and and assessment.

Target Audience:
This course is designed for any staff who prepare Dangerous Goods or complete Dangerous Goods Declarations for Road Transport, and the course will expose students to class exercises, case studies, practical shipment and document exercises and a final theoretical/practical assessment.
Key Topics:
– The Legislation
– Responsibilities
– Classification and identification of Dangerous Goods
– Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
– Packaging requirements and labeling and marking procedures
– Storage and loading procedures
– The Shipper’s Declaration and other relevant documentation
– Segregation within the vehicle
– Personal Protection Equipment and spill cleanup and disposal
– Emergency Response Information
– Risk management and incident investigation including step-by-step action plans
– Requirements under NZS5433: 2012 – Transport of dangerous goods on land
This course does not provide training for D Endorsement, nor does it provide training under Regulation 4.5. For training under Regulation 4.5 please refer to HSWA Workplace Chemical Handling Training Basic, HSWA Workplace Chemical Handling Training Comprehensive, and HSWA Certified Handler Certification.
Documentation required:
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card). Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation. Attendees can either:
– provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– e-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Provisions:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
– Refreshments and lunch will be provided. Dietary requirements can be accommodated within the catered lunch – please advise when you book from the options provided (none; vegetarian; gluten-free; dairy-free).
– Free onsite parking on a first in first served basis. Additional roadside parking available.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 20th May 2026 will be subject to a $175+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance once registered will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

RACA Security Awareness Course
2026-05-28 09:00 - 12:00 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
Dangerous Goods Management presents a 1/2 day course available for those needing training as part of the CAA Rules Part 109 for Regulated Air Cargo Agents (RACA). Part 109 requires an organisation to have security controls in place, and that every person involved in a RACA related security function is appropriately trained. This course provides practical information for anyone involved in the security of international air cargo and mail carried on a passenger aircraft. Note that this training is only part of the requirements under Part 109; attendees will also need to obtain a favourable Aviation Security check and be trained in the specifics of their role, as per the company’s RACA Exposition. Subjects that are covered within the course include:

**Please note session time for this course is: 9.00am – 1.00pm**
Key Topics:
– Principles and application of the Rule;
– Screening standards and procedures;
– Threats to Civil Aviation;
– Tamper evident controls;
– Facility requirements and Quality Assurance;
– The Enforcement and Compliance regime;
– Responsibilities of the Regulated Air Cargo Agent (RACA) and others;
– Known and unknown customers;
– Authorisation procedures;
– Declarations and Documentation.
Who should attend:
Staff involved in the security and handling of all international air cargo carried on a passenger aircraft.
Documentation required:
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card). Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation. Attendees can either:
– provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– e-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Provisions:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
– Refreshments will be provided.
– Free onsite parking on a first in first served basis. Additional roadside parking available.
Certificate awarded and post-course requirements:
On successful completion of this course the attendee will be awarded a Regulated Air Cargo Agent Security Training Course certification as specified in Civil Aviation Rule Part 109.63. This training certificate will be valid for a three year (36 month) term. Dangerous Goods Management will also issue an ID Card as a part of training certification, if required, therefore a photo of the attendee will be taken on successful course completion.
This training is only part of the requirement to carry out a security control function in relation to your company’s RACA Certification, refer CAA Rule Part 109. The attendee will also need to obtain the following:
– Aviation Security Check Clearance,
– Be trained in the specifics of their responsibilities as per the Company’s Exposition, and
– Hold authorisation to carry out whichever functions are appropriate to their role.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 21st May 2026 will be subject to a $125+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers made within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

Comprehensive Chemical HSWA Training
2026-05-28 09:00 - 15:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
Delivered in partnership with Environmental Resources Limited this course provides training for sites with multiple HSNO Classifications (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8) in line with the Hazardous Substance Regulations that came into effect on 1st December 2017. Any staff who handle, store or use hazardous substances, regardless of the quantities, will now require to be trained under Regulation 4.5.

For sites with Class 6: Toxic Substances 6.1A and/or 6.1B
The Comprehensive Chemical HSWA training does not provide HSWA Certified Handler Certification, however Comprehensive Chemical HSWA training is a prerequisite to become a HSWA Certified Handler. This can be discussed with the trainer when attendee is at the Comprehensive Chemical HSWA training.
Venue:
Training is taking place at Dangerous Goods Management, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Airport Oaks.

Who should attend:
This course is designed for sites with multiple classifications such as:
– Inwards goods handlers (warehousing/retailing)
– Manufacturers
– Disposal
Key Topics:
– Inwards goods handlers (warehousing, retail, etc)
– Manufacturers
– Disposal
Documentation and pre-course requirements:
– All course material is supplied
– Attendees to this course will be required to show a form of photo ID at the course (driver’s licence, passport or 18+ card).
Provisions:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
– Refreshment and lunch provided as part of this course.
Certificate awarded:
On successful completion of this course attendees will be issued the following certification:
– HSWA Comprehensive: Certificate of Training – Validity of Certification 36 months (3 years)
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to the training facilitator.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 21st May 2026 will be subject to a $200+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

IATA (DGR) Infectious Substance Air Transport - 7.1
2026-06-09 09:00 - 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
Dangerous Goods Management presents this 1-day Dangerous Goods course which is approved by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (Civil Aviation Rule (CAR) Part 141). Personnel responsible for shipping of infectious and biological substances by Air as per IATA DGR Section 1.5 and in accordance with CBTA approach for function 7.1
Target audience:
– This course is designed for shippers of Infectious and Biological substances by Air – Category A & B.
– Students will be exposed to class exercises and case studies, practical shipment and document exercises and a final (theoretical/practical)
assessment.
Key topics:
– Confidently apply the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR)
– Understand shipper’s and operators’ responsibilities
– Identify and comply with state and operator variations;
– Classify infectious substances, dry ice, and diagnostic specimens
– Understand and apply the information contained in the list of dangerous goods( IATA DGR, section 4.2);
– Apply the general packing requirements and specific packing instructions;
– Correctly mark and label the package;
– Complete a shipper’s declaration for dangerous goods by air freight and the applicable portion of the air waybill.
Documentation required:
Attendees to this course will be required to show a form of photo ID at the course (driver’s license, passport or 18+ card). For Dangerous Goods Management to comply with CAA Part 141 Accreditation, we are required to retain proof of identity for students undertaking training. This will be copied on arrival and retained in our training records for auditing.
Provisions:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied
– Refreshments and lunch (please advise if attendee has any specific dietary requirements)
– Free on site parking
Course renewal:
A Shippers of Infectious Substances by Air Course certificate, endorsed by IATA and CAA of New Zealand, is awarded to participants on successful completion of this course. This course certification is valid for a 24-month term. To retain certification training is to be completed between the
22nd and 24th month of certification.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g. impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 2nd June 2026 will be subject to a $150+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, without notification will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavor to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimize any inconvenience.

Air Cargo Load and Restraint Course
2026-06-10 09:00 - 13:00 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
Dangerous Goods Management presents this 1/2 day Air Cargo Load and Restraint Training course that meets the airline mandatory training requirements for the International Air Transport Association (IATA) freight forwarders and is designed for those who are preparing unit load devices for subsequent loading onto aircraft. IATA certified freight forwarders must have at least two people on site who have Air Cargo qualification. Participants attending this course should, at its completion understand the following:

Key topics:
– Responsibilities
– Aircraft weight limitations
– ULD Weight limitations
– ULD serviceability limits
– General methods of cargo loading
– Items that require shoring
– Calculations of shoring requirements
– Methods of shoring
– The effectiveness of equipment used to spread the weight of dense cargo
– Items that require restraint
– Identification of restraint equipment
– Calculation of restraint requirements
Documentation required:
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card). Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation. Attendees can either:
– provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– e-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Provisions:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
– Refreshments will be provided.
– Free onsite parking on a first in first served basis. Additional roadside parking available.
Certificate awarded:
On successful completion of this course and an assessment the attendee will be awarded an Air Cargo Loading and Restraint certification. This certificate will be valid for three years (36 months) from course completion.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 3rd June 2026 will be subject to a $150+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, without notification will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

Dangerous Goods Handling Course for Road Transport
2026-06-11 09:00 - 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
Dangerous Goods Management presents this 1-day dangerous goods course which is designed to comply with the provisions set out in the Land Transport Rule of New Zealand Standard: Transport of Dangerous Goods on Land (NZS5433) Upon completion of the course, participants will have an understanding of the regulations allowing them to complete a shipment for transportation by road. This course is a must for all warehousing and distribution personnel. A Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course and and assessment.

Target Audience:
This course is designed for any staff who prepare Dangerous Goods or complete Dangerous Goods Declarations for Road Transport, and the course will expose students to class exercises, case studies, practical shipment and document exercises and a final theoretical/practical assessment.
Key Topics:
– The Legislation
– Responsibilities
– Classification and identification of Dangerous Goods
– Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
– Packaging requirements and labeling and marking procedures
– Storage and loading procedures
– The Shipper’s Declaration and other relevant documentation
– Segregation within the vehicle
– Personal Protection Equipment and spill cleanup and disposal
– Emergency Response Information
– Risk management and incident investigation including step-by-step action plans
– Requirements under NZS5433: 2012 – Transport of dangerous goods on land
This course does not provide training for D Endorsement, nor does it provide training under Regulation 4.5. For training under Regulation 4.5 please refer to HSWA Workplace Chemical Handling Training Basic, HSWA Workplace Chemical Handling Training Comprehensive, and HSWA Certified Handler Certification.
Documentation required:
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card). Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation. Attendees can either:
– provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– e-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Provisions:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
– Refreshments and lunch will be provided. Dietary requirements can be accommodated within the catered lunch – please advise when you book from the options provided (none; vegetarian; gluten-free; dairy-free).
– Free onsite parking on a first in first served basis. Additional roadside parking available.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 4th June 2026 will be subject to a $175+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance once registered will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG)
2026-06-15 09:00 - 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
This course provides an all encompassing view on requirements surrounding the carriage of dangerous goods by sea. It is designed for shippers of dangerous goods, their agents and shipping line operator acceptance staff while satisfying the training provision set out in Section 1.3 of the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code. Upon completion of the course, participants will have an understanding of the regulations allowing them to complete a shipment for transportation by sea and identify any areas of non-compliance.

Key Topics:
– The legislation
– General responsibilities
– Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
– The classification and identification of dangerous goods
– Packaging requirements and labelling and marking procedures
– Intermediate bulk containers
– Segregation within the container
– The Shipper’s Declaration and other relevant documentation
– Emergency response information
Who should attend:
– Shippers and shipper’s agents who prepare shipments for carriage by sea freight
– Individuals such as those who classify dangerous goods; pack, mark and label dangerous goods; load/unload cargo transport units;
– prepare IMO Dangerous Goods Declarations; or are otherwise directly involved in the transport of dangerous goods by sea freight as
determined by the competent authority.
Documentation required:
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card). Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation. Attendees can either:
– provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– e-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Provisions:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
– Refreshments and lunch will be provided. Dietary requirements can be accommodated within the catered lunch – please advise when you book from the options provided (none; vegetarian; gluten-free; dairy-free).
– Free onsite parking on a first in first served basis. Additional roadside parking available.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Certificate awarded:
On successful completion of this course the attendee will be awarded an International Maritime Dangerous Goods certification which assists with training requirements under IMDG Code (amendment 39-18), Section 1.3.1.1. This certification is valid for three years (36 months) from date of successful course completion.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 8th June 2026 will be subject to a $175+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

IATA (DGR) for Preparing DG Consignments - Recurrent 7.1
2026-06-17 09:00 - 2026-06-19 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
This IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments 7.1 Recurrent 3 day course which is approved by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (Civil Aviation Rule (CAR) Part 141) – Personnel responsible for preparing dangerous goods consignments as per IATA DGR Section 1.5 and in accordance with CBTA approach for Function 7.1. This recurrent training course will expose students to class exercises and case studies, practical shipment and document exercises and a final (theoretical/practical) assessment.
Prerequisites:
To be eligible to attend the IATA DGR Recurrent training course Participants must hold a current IATA DGR certification at date of training. Participants can attend Recurrent training within the final three months of validity of their previous certification, and the validity period extents from the month on which the recurrent training was completed until 24 months from the expiry month of that previous training. If your certificate is older than 24 months please register for the IATA DGR initial course.
Target audience:
This course is designed for:
– Shippers and Packers
– Manufacturers and Exporters of Dangerous Goods or Products Containing Dangerous Goods and Operators
– Freight Forwarding Staff acting as shippers
– Shippers, cargo agents, consolidators, freight forwarders and others preparing dangerous goods shipments for air freight.
Documentation required:
All course material is supplied, excluding calculators and the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, 67th Edition. If you are unable to bring your own copy of the current IATA DGR to course these are available for hire ($75+GST – see optional tickets for purchase below) or purchase here. Limited copies are available for hire.
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card).
Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation, for Dangerous Goods Management to comply with CAA Part 141 Accreditation, we are required to retain proof of identity for students undertaking training. Attendees can either:
– Provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– E-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Certificate awarded:
An IATA Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course and an assessment to participants who obtain a grade of 80% or higher on the exam. A special distinction is awarded to participants obtaining a grade of 90% or higher. On successful completion of this course certification issued will be valid for 24 months.
Course refreshments:
Refreshments and lunch are provided as part of this course. Dietary requirements can be catered for within the provided lunch ensuring this is advised upon booking. The following dietary requirements can be catered for: dairy free, gluten free, no pork/beef, and vegetarian.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 10th June 2026 will be subject to a $450+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, without notification will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

IATA (DGR) for Processing or Accepting DG Consignments - Recurrent 7.3
2026-06-17 09:00 - 2026-06-19 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
This IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for Processing or Accepting Dangerous Goods Consignments 7.3 Recurrent 3 day course which is approved by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (Civil Aviation Rule (CAR) Part 141) – Personnel responsible for Processing or Accepting dangerous goods consignments as per IATA DGR Section 1.5 and in accordance with CBTA approach for Function 7.3. This recurrent training course will expose students to class exercises and case studies, practical shipment and document exercises and a final (theoretical/practical) assessment.
Prerequisites:
To be eligible to attend the IATA DGR Recurrent training course Participants must hold a current IATA DGR certification at date of training. Participants can attend Recurrent training within the final three months of validity of their previous certification, and the validity period extents from the month on which the recurrent training was completed until 24 months from the expiry month of that previous training. If your certificate is older than 24 months please register for the IATA DGR initial course.
Target audience:
This course is designed for:
– Shippers and Packers
– Manufacturers and Exporters of Dangerous Goods or Products Containing Dangerous Goods and Operators
– Freight Forwarding Staff acting as shippers
– Shippers, cargo agents, consolidators, freight forwarders and others preparing dangerous goods shipments for air freight.
Documentation required:
All course material is supplied, excluding calculators and the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, 67th Edition. If you are unable to bring your own copy of the current IATA DGR to course these are available for hire ($75+GST – see optional tickets for purchase below) or purchase here. Limited copies are available for hire.
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card).
Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation, for Dangerous Goods Management to comply with CAA Part 141 Accreditation, we are required to retain proof of identity for students undertaking training. Attendees can either:
– Provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– E-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Certificate awarded:
An IATA Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course and an assessment to participants who obtain a grade of 80% or higher on the exam. A special distinction is awarded to participants obtaining a grade of 90% or higher. On successful completion of this course certification issued will be valid for 24 months.
Course refreshments:
Refreshments and lunch are provided as part of this course. Dietary requirements can be catered for within the provided lunch ensuring this is advised upon booking. The following dietary requirements can be catered for: dairy free, gluten free, no pork/beef, and vegetarian.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 10th June 2026 will be subject to a $450+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, without notification will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

IATA (DGR) for Processing or Accepting DG Consignments - Initial - 7.3
2026-06-22 09:00 - 2026-06-26 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
This IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for Processing or Accepting Dangerous Goods Consignments 7.3 Initial 5 day course which is approved by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (Civil Aviation Rule (CAR) Part 141) – Personnel responsible for processing or accepting Dangerous Goods Consignments as per IATA DGR Section 1.5 and in accordance with CBTA approach for Function 7.3. This course will expose students to class exercises and case studies, practical acceptance exercises and document exercises and a final (theoretical/practical) assessment.
Target audience:
This course is designed for:
– Personnel who are responsible for accepting & perform cargo acceptance of dangerous goods consignments
– Personnel working for cargo agents, consolidators and freight forwards who are responsible for processing dangerous goods consignments from shippers to airlines
– IATA Cargo agent applicants willing to fulfill the training requirements for DGR
Provisions and course refreshments:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
– Refreshments and lunch are provided as part of this course. Dietary requirements can be catered for within the provided lunch ensuring this is advised upon booking. The following dietary requirements can be catered for: dairy free, gluten free, no pork/beef, and vegetarian.
– Free on site parking, first come first served basis. Additional roadside parking available.
What to bring:
All course material is supplied, excluding calculators and the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, 67th Edition. If you are unable to bring your own copy of the current IATA DGR to course these are available for hire ($75+GST – see optional tickets for purchase below) or purchase here. Limited copies are available for hire.
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card). Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation. Attendees can either:
– Provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– E-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Certificate awarded:
An IATA Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course and an assessment to participants who obtain a grade of 80% or higher on the exam. A special distinction is awarded to participants obtaining a grade of 90% or higher. On successful completion of this course certification issued will be valid for 24 months.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 15th June 2026 will be subject to a $450+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, without notification will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

IATA (DGR) for Preparing DG Consignments - Initial - 7.1
2026-06-22 09:00 - 2026-06-26 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
This IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments 7.1 Initial 5 day course which is approved by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (Civil Aviation Rule (CAR) Part 141) – Personnel responsible for preparing dangerous goods consignments as per IATA DGR Section 1.5 and in accordance with CBTA approach for Function 7.1. This course will expose students to class exercises and case studies, practical shipment and document exercises and a final (theoretical/practical) assessment.
Target audience:
This course is designed for:
– Shippers and Packers
– Manufacturers and Exporters of Dangerous Goods or Products Containing Dangerous Goods and Operators
– Freight Forwarding Staff acting as shippers
– Shippers, cargo agents, consolidators, freight forwarders and others preparing dangerous goods shipments for air freight.
Documentation required:
All course material is supplied, excluding calculators and the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, 67th Edition. If you are unable to bring your own copy of the current IATA DGR to course these are available for hire ($75+GST – see optional tickets for purchase below) or purchase here. Limited copies are available for hire.
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card).
Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation, for Dangerous Goods Management to comply with CAA Part 141 Accreditation, we are required to retain proof of identity for students undertaking training. Attendees can either:
– Provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– E-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Certificate awarded:
An IATA Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course and an assessment to participants who obtain a grade of 80% or higher on the exam. A special distinction is awarded to participants obtaining a grade of 90% or higher. On successful completion of this course certification issued will be valid for 24 months.
Course refreshments:
Refreshments and lunch are provided as part of this course. Dietary requirements can be catered for within the provided lunch ensuring this is advised upon booking. The following dietary requirements can be catered for: dairy free, gluten free, and vegetarian.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 22nd June 2026 will be subject to a $450+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, without notification will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

Dangerous Goods Handling Course for Road Transport
2026-06-24 09:00 - 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
Dangerous Goods Management presents this 1-day dangerous goods course which is designed to comply with the provisions set out in the Land Transport Rule of New Zealand Standard: Transport of Dangerous Goods on Land (NZS5433) Upon completion of the course, participants will have an understanding of the regulations allowing them to complete a shipment for transportation by road. This course is a must for all warehousing and distribution personnel. A Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course and and assessment.

Target Audience:
This course is designed for any staff who prepare Dangerous Goods or complete Dangerous Goods Declarations for Road Transport, and the course will expose students to class exercises, case studies, practical shipment and document exercises and a final theoretical/practical assessment.
Key Topics:
– The Legislation
– Responsibilities
– Classification and identification of Dangerous Goods
– Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
– Packaging requirements and labeling and marking procedures
– Storage and loading procedures
– The Shipper’s Declaration and other relevant documentation
– Segregation within the vehicle
– Personal Protection Equipment and spill cleanup and disposal
– Emergency Response Information
– Risk management and incident investigation including step-by-step action plans
– Requirements under NZS5433: 2012 – Transport of dangerous goods on land
This course does not provide training for D Endorsement, nor does it provide training under Regulation 4.5. For training under Regulation 4.5 please refer to HSWA Workplace Chemical Handling Training Basic, HSWA Workplace Chemical Handling Training Comprehensive, and HSWA Certified Handler Certification.
Documentation required:
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card). Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation. Attendees can either:
– provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– e-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Provisions:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
– Refreshments and lunch will be provided. Dietary requirements can be accommodated within the catered lunch – please advise when you book from the options provided (none; vegetarian; gluten-free; dairy-free).
– Free onsite parking on a first in first served basis. Additional roadside parking available.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 17th June2026 will be subject to a $175+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance once registered will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

Flammable Gas and Liquids Chemical HSWA Training
2026-06-29 09:00 - 12:30 | Environmental Resources Ltd, Building B, 4 Pacific Rise, Sylvia Park, Auckland, 1060, New Zealand
This half day course is compliant with the Hazardous Substance Regulations 2017 Regulation 4.5, and is designed for sites with only Class 2.1: Flammable Gases and/or Class 3: Flammable Liquids, and is delivered in partnership with Environmental Resources Limited. The previous concept of Approved Handler was replaced with Regulation 4.5 and from 1st December 2017 the Health and Safety Work Act places responsibility on everyone who handles, stores or uses hazardous substances, regardless of the quantities, to now be trained under Regulation 4.5.
Event time/Venue:
This course commences at 9.00am and finishes at approximately 12.30pm.
Training takes place at Dangerous Goods Management, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Airport Oaks.
Who should attend:
This course is designed for sites with only Class 2.1: Flammable Gases and/or Class 3: Flammable Liquids, such as:
– Spray painting type operations,
– Warehousing and distribution,
– LPG only sites (Swappa bottles, forklift cylinders, etc), and
– Service stations.
Documentation required:
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card). Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation. Attendees can either:
– Provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– E-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Provisions:
Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
Certificate awarded:
On successful completion of this course a certificate will be issued:
– Certificate of Training – validity 36 months (3 years).
Course refreshments:
Mid-morning refreshments are provided as part of this course.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to the training facilitator.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 22nd June 2026 will be subject to a $100+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

RACA Security Awareness Course
2026-06-29 13:00 - 16:00 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
Dangerous Goods Management presents a 1/2 day course available for those needing training as part of the CAA Rules Part 109 for Regulated Air Cargo Agents (RACA). Part 109 requires an organisation to have security controls in place, and that every person involved in a RACA related security function is appropriately trained. This course provides practical information for anyone involved in the security of international air cargo and mail carried on a passenger aircraft. Note that this training is only part of the requirements under Part 109; attendees will also need to obtain a favourable Aviation Security check and be trained in the specifics of their role, as per the company’s RACA Exposition. Subjects that are covered within the course include:

**Please note session time for this course is: 9.00am – 1.00pm**
Key Topics:
– Principles and application of the Rule;
– Screening standards and procedures;
– Threats to Civil Aviation;
– Tamper evident controls;
– Facility requirements and Quality Assurance;
– The Enforcement and Compliance regime;
– Responsibilities of the Regulated Air Cargo Agent (RACA) and others;
– Known and unknown customers;
– Authorisation procedures;
– Declarations and Documentation.
Who should attend:
Staff involved in the security and handling of all international air cargo carried on a passenger aircraft.
Documentation required:
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card). Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation. Attendees can either:
– provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– e-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Provisions:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
– Refreshments will be provided.
– Free onsite parking on a first in first served basis. Additional roadside parking available.
Certificate awarded and post-course requirements:
On successful completion of this course the attendee will be awarded a Regulated Air Cargo Agent Security Training Course certification as specified in Civil Aviation Rule Part 109.63. This training certificate will be valid for a three year (36 month) term. Dangerous Goods Management will also issue an ID Card as a part of training certification, if required, therefore a photo of the attendee will be taken on successful course completion.
This training is only part of the requirement to carry out a security control function in relation to your company’s RACA Certification, refer CAA Rule Part 109. The attendee will also need to obtain the following:
– Aviation Security Check Clearance,
– Be trained in the specifics of their responsibilities as per the Company’s Exposition, and
– Hold authorisation to carry out whichever functions are appropriate to their role.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 22nd June 2026 will be subject to a $125+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers made within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

COMPREHENSIVE CHEMICAL HSWA TRAINING
2026-06-30 09:00 - 15:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
Delivered in partnership with Environmental Resources Limited this course provides training for sites with multiple HSNO Classifications (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8) in line with the Hazardous Substance Regulations that came into effect on 1st December 2017. Any staff who handle, store or use hazardous substances, regardless of the quantities, will now require to be trained under Regulation 4.5.

For sites with Class 6: Toxic Substances 6.1A and/or 6.1B
The Comprehensive Chemical HSWA training does not provide HSWA Certified Handler Certification, however Comprehensive Chemical HSWA training is a prerequisite to become a HSWA Certified Handler. This can be discussed with the trainer when attendee is at the Comprehensive Chemical HSWA training.
Venue:
Training is taking place at Dangerous Goods Management, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Airport Oaks.

Who should attend:
This course is designed for sites with multiple classifications such as:
– Inwards goods handlers (warehousing/retailing)
– Manufacturers
– Disposal
Key Topics:
– Inwards goods handlers (warehousing, retail, etc)
– Manufacturers
– Disposal
Documentation and pre-course requirements:
– All course material is supplied
– Attendees to this course will be required to show a form of photo ID at the course (driver’s licence, passport or 18+ card).
Provisions:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
– Refreshment and lunch provided as part of this course.
Certificate awarded:
On successful completion of this course attendees will be issued the following certification:
– HSWA Comprehensive: Certificate of Training – Validity of Certification 36 months (3 years)
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to the training facilitator.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 23rd June 2026 will be subject to a $200+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

IATA (DGR) Infectious Substance Air Transport - 7.1 - Christchurch
2026-06-30 09:00 - 16:30 | Commodore Hotel, 449 Memorial Avenue, Christchurch, 8053, New Zealand
Dangerous Goods Management presents this 1-Day Dangerous Goods course which is approved by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (Civil Aviation Rule (CAR) Part 141). Personnel responsible for shipping of infectious and biological substances by Air as per IATA DGR Section 1.5 and in accordance with CBTA approach for function 7.1.
Target audience:
– This course is designed for shippers of Infectious and Biological substances by Air – Category A & B.
– Students will be exposed to class exercises and case studies, practical shipment and document exercises and a final (theoretical/practical)
assessment.
Key topics:
– Confidently apply the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR)
– Understand shipper’s and operators’ responsibilities
– Identify and comply with state and operator variations;
– Classify infectious substances, dry ice, and diagnostic specimens
– Understand and apply the information contained in the list of dangerous goods( IATA DGR, section 4.2);
– Apply the general packing requirements and specific packing instructions;
– Correctly mark and label the package;
– Complete a shipper’s declaration for dangerous goods by air freight and the applicable portion of the air waybill.
Documentation required:
Attendees to this course will be required to show a form of photo ID at the course (driver’s license, passport or 18+ card). For Dangerous Goods Management to comply with CAA Part 141 Accreditation, we are required to retain proof of identity for students undertaking training. This will be copied on arrival and retained in our training records for auditing.
Provisions:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied
– Refreshments and lunch (please advise if attendee has any specific dietary requirements)
– Free on site parking
Course renewal:
A Shippers of Infectious Substances by Air Course certificate, endorsed by IATA and CAA of New Zealand, is awarded to participants on successful completion of this course. This course certification is valid for a 24-month term. To retain certification training is to be completed between the 22nd and 24th month of certification.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g. impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 23rd June 2026 will be subject to a $150 + GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, without notification will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavor to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimize any inconvenience.

IATA (DGR) for Preparing DG Consignments - Recurrent 7.1 Christchurch
2026-07-01 09:00 - 2026-07-03 16:30 | Commodore Hotel, 449 Memorial Avenue, Christchurch, 8053, New Zealand
This IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments 7.1 Recurrent 3 day course which is approved by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (Civil Aviation Rule (CAR) Part 141) – Personnel responsible for preparing dangerous goods consignments as per IATA DGR Section 1.5 and in accordance with CBTA approach for Function 7.1. This recurrent training course will expose students to class exercises and case studies, practical shipment and document exercises and a final (theoretical/practical) assessment.
Prerequisites:
To be eligible to attend the IATA DGR Recurrent training course Participants must hold a current IATA DGR certification at date of training. Participants can attend Recurrent training within the final three months of validity of their previous certification, and the validity period extents from the month on which the recurrent training was completed until 24 months from the expiry month of that previous training. If your certificate is older than 24 months please register for the IATA DGR initial course.
Target audience:
This course is designed for:
– Shippers and Packers
– Manufacturers and Exporters of Dangerous Goods or Products Containing Dangerous Goods and Operators
– Freight Forwarding Staff acting as shippers
– Shippers, cargo agents, consolidators, freight forwarders and others preparing dangerous goods shipments for air freight.
Documentation required:
All course material is supplied, excluding calculators and the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, 67th Edition. If you are unable to bring your own copy of the current IATA DGR to course these are available for hire ($75+GST – see optional tickets for purchase below) or purchase here. Limited copies are available for hire.
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card).
Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation, for Dangerous Goods Management to comply with CAA Part 141 Accreditation, we are required to retain proof of identity for students undertaking training. Attendees can either:
– Provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– E-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Certificate awarded:
An IATA Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course and an assessment to participants who obtain a grade of 80% or higher on the exam. A special distinction is awarded to participants obtaining a grade of 90% or higher. On successful completion of this course certification issued will be valid for 24 months.
Course refreshments:
Refreshments and lunch are provided as part of this course. Dietary requirements can be catered for within the provided lunch ensuring this is advised upon booking. The following dietary requirements can be catered for: dairy free, gluten free, and vegetarian.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 24th June 2026 will be subject to a $400 + GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, without notification will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

IATA (DGR) for Processing or Accepting DG Consignments - Recurrent 7.3 Christchurch
2026-07-01 09:00 - 2026-07-03 16:30 | Commodore Hotel, 449 Memorial Avenue, Christchurch, 8053, New Zealand
This IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for Processing or Accepting Dangerous Goods Consignments 7.3 Recurrent 3 day course which is approved by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (Civil Aviation Rule (CAR) Part 141) – Personnel responsible for processing or accepting Dangerous Goods Consignments as per IATA DGR Section 1.5 and in accordance with CBTA approach for Function 7.3. This course will expose students to class exercises and case studies, practical acceptance exercises and document exercises and a final (theoretical/practical) assessment.
Prerequisites:
To be eligible to attend the IATA DGR Recurrent training course participants must hold a current IATA DGR certification at date of training. Participants can attend Recurrent training within the final three months of validity of their previous certification, and the validity period extends from the month on which the recurrent training was completed until 24 months from the expiry month of that previous training. If your certificate is older than 24 months please register for the IATA DGR Initial course.
Target audience:
This course is designed for:
– Personnel who are responsible for accepting & perform cargo acceptance of dangerous goods consignments
– Personnel working for cargo agents, consolidators and freight forwards who are responsible for processing dangerous goods consignments from shippers to airlines
– IATA Cargo agent applicants willing to fulfill the training requirements for DGR
Provisions and course refreshments:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
– Refreshments and lunch are provided as part of this course. Dietary requirements can be catered for within the provided lunch ensuring this is advised upon booking. The following dietary requirements can be catered for: dairy free, gluten free, no pork/beef, and vegetarian.
– Free on site parking, first come first served basis. Additional roadside parking available.
What to bring:
All course material is supplied, excluding calculators and the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, 67th Edition. If you are unable to bring your own copy of the current IATA DGR to course these are available for hire ($75+GST – see optional tickets for purchase below) or purchase here. Limited copies are available for hire.
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card). Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation. Attendees can either:
– Provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– E-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Certificate awarded:
An IATA Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course and an assessment to participants who obtain a grade of 80% or higher on the exam. A special distinction is awarded to participants obtaining a grade of 90% or higher. On successful completion of this course certification issued will be valid for 24 months.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 24th June 2026 will be subject to a $350 + GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, without notification will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

RACA Security Awareness Course
2026-07-07 09:00 - 12:00 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
Dangerous Goods Management presents a 1/2 day course available for those needing training as part of the CAA Rules Part 109 for Regulated Air Cargo Agents (RACA). Part 109 requires an organisation to have security controls in place, and that every person involved in a RACA related security function is appropriately trained. This course provides practical information for anyone involved in the security of international air cargo and mail carried on a passenger aircraft. Note that this training is only part of the requirements under Part 109; attendees will also need to obtain a favourable Aviation Security check and be trained in the specifics of their role, as per the company’s RACA Exposition. Subjects that are covered within the course include:

**Please note session time for this course is: 9.00am – 12.00pm**
Key Topics:
– Principles and application of the Rule;
– Screening standards and procedures;
– Threats to Civil Aviation;
– Tamper evident controls;
– Facility requirements and Quality Assurance;
– The Enforcement and Compliance regime;
– Responsibilities of the Regulated Air Cargo Agent (RACA) and others;
– Known and unknown customers;
– Authorisation procedures;
– Declarations and Documentation.
Who should attend:
Staff involved in the security and handling of all international air cargo carried on a passenger aircraft.
Documentation required:
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card). Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation. Attendees can either:
– provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– e-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Provisions:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
– Refreshments will be provided.
– Free onsite parking on a first in first served basis. Additional roadside parking available.
Certificate awarded and post-course requirements:
On successful completion of this course the attendee will be awarded a Regulated Air Cargo Agent Security Training Course certification as specified in Civil Aviation Rule Part 109.63. This training certificate will be valid for a three year (36 month) term. Dangerous Goods Management will also issue an ID Card as a part of training certification, if required, therefore a photo of the attendee will be taken on successful course completion.
This training is only part of the requirement to carry out a security control function in relation to your company’s RACA Certification, refer CAA Rule Part 109. The attendee will also need to obtain the following:
– Aviation Security Check Clearance,
– Be trained in the specifics of their responsibilities as per the Company’s Exposition, and
– Hold authorisation to carry out whichever functions are appropriate to their role.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 30th June 2026 will be subject to a $125+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers made within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

Dangerous Goods Handling Course for Road Transport
2026-07-08 09:00 - 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
Dangerous Goods Management presents this 1-day dangerous goods course which is designed to comply with the provisions set out in the Land Transport Rule of New Zealand Standard: Transport of Dangerous Goods on Land (NZS5433) Upon completion of the course, participants will have an understanding of the regulations allowing them to complete a shipment for transportation by road. This course is a must for all warehousing and distribution personnel. A Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course and and assessment.

Target Audience:
This course is designed for any staff who prepare Dangerous Goods or complete Dangerous Goods Declarations for Road Transport, and the course will expose students to class exercises, case studies, practical shipment and document exercises and a final theoretical/practical assessment.
Key Topics:
– The Legislation
– Responsibilities
– Classification and identification of Dangerous Goods
– Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
– Packaging requirements and labeling and marking procedures
– Storage and loading procedures
– The Shipper’s Declaration and other relevant documentation
– Segregation within the vehicle
– Personal Protection Equipment and spill cleanup and disposal
– Emergency Response Information
– Risk management and incident investigation including step-by-step action plans
– Requirements under NZS5433: 2012 – Transport of dangerous goods on land
This course does not provide training for D Endorsement, nor does it provide training under Regulation 4.5. For training under Regulation 4.5 please refer to HSWA Workplace Chemical Handling Training Basic, HSWA Workplace Chemical Handling Training Comprehensive, and HSWA Certified Handler Certification.
Documentation required:
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card). Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation. Attendees can either:
– provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– e-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Provisions:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
– Refreshments and lunch will be provided. Dietary requirements can be accommodated within the catered lunch – please advise when you book from the options provided (none; vegetarian; gluten-free; dairy-free).
– Free onsite parking on a first in first served basis. Additional roadside parking available.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 1st July 2026 will be subject to a $175+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance once registered will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

IATA (DGR) for Preparing DG Consignments - Initial - 7.1
2026-07-13 09:00 - 2026-07-17 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
This IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments 7.1 Initial 5 day course which is approved by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (Civil Aviation Rule (CAR) Part 141) – Personnel responsible for preparing dangerous goods consignments as per IATA DGR Section 1.5 and in accordance with CBTA approach for Function 7.1. This course will expose students to class exercises and case studies, practical shipment and document exercises and a final (theoretical/practical) assessment.
Target audience:
This course is designed for:
– Shippers and Packers
– Manufacturers and Exporters of Dangerous Goods or Products Containing Dangerous Goods and Operators
– Freight Forwarding Staff acting as shippers
– Shippers, cargo agents, consolidators, freight forwarders and others preparing dangerous goods shipments for air freight.
Documentation required:
All course material is supplied, excluding calculators and the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, 67th Edition. If you are unable to bring your own copy of the current IATA DGR to course these are available for hire ($75+GST – see optional tickets for purchase below) or purchase here. Limited copies are available for hire.
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card).
Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation, for Dangerous Goods Management to comply with CAA Part 141 Accreditation, we are required to retain proof of identity for students undertaking training. Attendees can either:
– Provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– E-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Certificate awarded:
An IATA Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course and an assessment to participants who obtain a grade of 80% or higher on the exam. A special distinction is awarded to participants obtaining a grade of 90% or higher. On successful completion of this course certification issued will be valid for 24 months.
Course refreshments:
Refreshments and lunch are provided as part of this course. Dietary requirements can be catered for within the provided lunch ensuring this is advised upon booking. The following dietary requirements can be catered for: dairy free, gluten free, and vegetarian.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 6th July 2026 will be subject to a $450+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, without notification will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.

IATA (DGR) for Processing or Accepting DG Consignments - Initial - 7.3
2026-07-13 09:00 - 2026-07-17 16:30 | Dangerous Goods Management Ltd, 39 Richard Pearse Drive, Auckland, 2022, New Zealand
This IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for Processing & Accepting Dangerous Goods Consignments 7.3 Initial 5 day course which is approved by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (Civil Aviation Rule (CAR) Part 141) – Personnel responsible for processing or accepting Dangerous Goods Consignments as per IATA DGR Section 1.5 and in accordance with CBTA approach for Function 7.3. This course will expose students to class exercises and case studies, practical acceptance exercises and document exercises and a final (theoretical/practical) assessment.
Target audience:
This course is designed for:
– Personnel who are responsible for accepting & perform cargo acceptance of dangerous goods consignments
– Personnel working for cargo agents, consolidators and freight forwards who are responsible for processing dangerous goods consignments from shippers to airlines
– IATA Cargo agent applicants willing to fulfill the training requirements for DGR
Provisions and course refreshments:
– Detailed workbook, pen and paper will be supplied.
– Refreshments and lunch are provided as part of this course. Dietary requirements can be catered for within the provided lunch ensuring this is advised upon booking. The following dietary requirements can be catered for: dairy free, gluten free, no pork/beef, and vegetarian.
– Free on site parking, first come first served basis. Additional roadside parking available.
What to bring:
All course material is supplied, excluding calculators and the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, 67th Edition. If you are unable to bring your own copy of the current IATA DGR to course these are available for hire ($75+GST – see optional tickets for purchase below) or purchase here. Limited copies are available for hire.
Attendees are required to present a form of photo ID at the course (drivers licence, passport or 18+ card). Additionally attendees must also provide a clear colour photocopy of this documentation. Attendees can either:
– Provide their identification on arrival to the course and our administration team will arrange a scan of this identification for filing, or
– E-mail a clear colour photocopy of their identification to the administration team (online registrations will receive an email from our team after registration).
Certificate awarded:
An IATA Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course and an assessment to participants who obtain a grade of 80% or higher on the exam. A special distinction is awarded to participants obtaining a grade of 90% or higher. On successful completion of this course certification issued will be valid for 24 months.
Assistance:
Please advise our team (in confidence) before the start of the course of any physical or learning difficulties you, or in the case of employers, your employee, may have e.g impairments with mobility, visual, hearing and/or speech, or difficulty in reading and writing. If trainees have difficulties during the course they should not hesitate to talk to our training team.
Cancellation/transfer terms:
– Should a course transfer be required, this will be provided free of charge for the first transfer only, ensuring advised prior to 7 days before the course. All subsequent transfers for a course booking will result in a $50+GST administration fee under the same conditions. Course attendance must be completed within six months of the initial booking.
– Cancellations or course transfers made on or after 6th July 2026 will be subject to a $450+GST cancellation/transfer fee. Cancellations/transfers within 48 hours of the course date or non-attendance, once registered, without notification will incur full course cost.
– DGM endeavour to ensure all courses proceed, however we reserve the right to amend or re-schedule any course offered. Should re-scheduling of a course become necessary, participants will be informed as soon as possible to minimise any inconvenience.
