The training Dangerous Goods Regulation provides participants with the necessary knowledge of specific regulations, procedures, and best practices for the safe handling of hazardous materials.

The content is diverse and includes:

Introduction to Dangerous Goods Classification
The training begins with an introduction to the various classes of dangerous goods in accordance with international regulations. This includes substances and articles that exhibit explosive, flammable, toxic, radioactive, corrosive, or otherwise hazardous properties.

Packaging and labeling
Participants learn how dangerous goods must be safely packed and labeled in accordance with applicable regulations. This includes the selection of suitable packaging materials, the correct application of markings, labels, and warnings, as well as compliance with regulations for labeling hazardous substances.

Documentation and shipping documents
The training covers the proper creation of shipping papers and documents that accompany the transport of dangerous goods. This is crucial for the identification, monitoring, and control of these goods during transport.

Handling and load securing
Participants will learn the correct procedures for handling, storing, and securing dangerous goods on aircraft. This includes the safe handling of dangerous goods and the placement of cargo on board to minimize potential risks.

Emergency procedure
The training covers handling emergency situations related to dangerous goods, such as leaks, fires, or other accidents. Participants learn how to respond appropriately to such situations and take the necessary protective measures.

Legal regulations and best practices
The trainees are familiarized with the international and national regulations governing the transport of dangerous goods by air. In addition, best practices and safety guidelines are conveyed to ensure that the transport of dangerous goods is conducted safely and in compliance with the law.

The content of the training is designed to equip those working with dangerous goods in the aviation industry with the necessary knowledge and skills to ensure that these goods can be transported without risk to passengers, crew, and the environment. Strict compliance with these regulations is crucial to ensure the safety of air transport.