Single Course
Environmental Compliance
DOT/IATA: How to Ship Dangerous Goods by Ground and Air
8 hour
In-person / Virtual Class
Next: 14 Jan 2027
English
Identifier: 200513167
Course Overview
What you'll learn
If you ship hazardous materials and dangerous goods by both ground and air, this course is the best way to meet your DOT (49 CFR 172.704) and IATA (DGR 1.5) training requirements in one day.
Attend this interactive session and learn how to:
- Classify and prepare hazardous materials and dangerous goods for shipment
- Comply with both DOT and IATA regulations
- Take advantage of exceptions for limited quantities, small quantities, and excepted quantities
- Prepare shipping papers
- Identify and document hazardous substances and marine pollutants
- Select, fill, and close packages
- Mark and label packages
- Load, unload, and placard
- Comply with recent changes in the regulations that will affect your shipments
- Implement essential safety and security procedures
This course meets both DOT and IATA initial and recurrent training requirements.
About this course
Learn how to properly ship hazardous materials and dangerous goods by ground and air at this comprehensive seminar. Let our experienced staff walk you through the steps of preparing and offering hazardous materials/dangerous goods for shipment, from classification through packaging and shipping papers. This course meets both DOT and IATA initial and recurrent training requirements.
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