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SUNDAY, APRIL 21 |
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8:00am – 5:00pm (ET)
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Multimodal Transportation of Lithium Batteries (49 CFR, ICAO/IATA, IMDG Code, ADR, TDGR Canada, Mexican NOMs) -- -- -- MEMBER RATE = $380 NON-MEMBER RATE = $405 -- -- -- Breaks include: Lunch on your own (plan ahead):
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Onsite
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This course provides in-depth and up-to-date information on how to ship lithium batteries by all modes using US domestic and international regulations including: 49 CFR, ICAO/IATA, IMDG Code, ADR, TDGR Canada, and Mexican NOMs. The course will cover lithium battery test summary requirements, classification, packing, marking/labeling, documentation, and related exceptions as well as used, damaged, or defective batteries. The course is taught using a combination of lectures, visual aids, exercises, and question and answer opportunities. Upon successful completion of the course and after passing an exam, students will receive a training certificate. Prerequisite: General & Security Awareness Training, Previous experience with shipment of lithium batteries Course Materials: A comprehensive compliance reference and exercise book will be provided. |
Bureau of Dangerous Goods, Ltd. Instructor: and COSTHA Instructor:
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1:00pm – 5:00pm (ET)
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Hazardous Materials / Dangerous Goods Classification -- -- -- MEMBER RATE = $250 NON-MEMBER RATE = $275 -- -- -- Break includes:
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Onsite
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Classification and identification are the first and most critical steps to successful hazardous materials / dangerous goods management and transport. Inaccurate identification begins a domino-effect of mistakes that can end in serious injury to employees, carriers, emergency responders, or the general public. If a material has been classified incorrectly, it will typically also be packaged, marked, labeled, and handled incorrectly and may be subject to enforcement and/or penalties. This course satisfies the initial and recurrent function-specific training under the DOT, ICAO/IATA, IMDG Code, and ADR for individuals performing any classification and identification activities. Course Materials: Students will receive a course workbook package. Students will be required to have a current copy of the IATA (Edition 65), 49 CFR (October 1, 2023 Edition or access to the online e-CFR), IMDG (Amd. 41-22) regulations, and the ADR 2023 (or access to the online ADR). |
Trans-DGT Central Europe Instructor:
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MONDAY, APRIL 22 |
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8:00am – 4:00pm (ET)
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Advanced Air Dangerous Goods Recurrent -- -- -- MEMBER RATE = $380 NON-MEMBER RATE = $405 -- -- -- Breaks include: Lunch on your own (plan ahead):
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Onsite
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This course provides students with a refresher in the knowledge to read and apply the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, as well as how to comply with new requirements in the 65th Edition. It will cover terms and definitions, proper shipping names, hazard classes, identification numbers, packing groups, state and operator variations, packaging, labeling, marking, and certification of shipping documents. The course is taught using a combination of lectures, visual aids, exercises, and question and answer opportunities. Upon successful completion of the course and after passing an exam, students will receive a training certificate. Prerequisite: General & Security Awareness Training, Initial Air Training Course Materials: A comprehensive compliance reference and exercise book will be provided. Students will be required to have a current copy of the IATA DGR Edition 65. See registration page to purchase a book. |
Environmental Resource Center Instructor:
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9:00am – 5:00pm (ET)
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International Multimodal Transport of Radioactive Materials -- -- -- MEMBER RATE = $380 NON-MEMBER RATE = $405 -- -- -- Breaks include: Lunch on your own (plan ahead): |
Onsite
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This course provides a general review in transport of radioactive materials. Recently, many international regulations were amended by new definitions in transporting radioactive materials. During the course, participants will meet the most important concepts for road, rail, sea and air transport modes. Prerequisite: Course Materials:
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DGI Training Center Instructor:
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THURSDAY, APRIL 25 |
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8:00am – 4:00pm (ET)
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49 CFR Recurrent
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MEMBER RATE = $380 NON-MEMBER RATE = $405 -- -- -- Breaks include: Lunch on your own (plan ahead):
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Onsite
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This course provides students with a comprehensive recurrent course on 49 CFR regulations to deliver function specific training for hazardous materials employees on the transport of non-bulk and non-radioactive dangerous goods by ground within the US. This course is designed to meet the regulatory training standards set out in 49 CFR §172.704, for hazmat employees engaged in offering non-bulk hazardous materials for highway transportation. The course is taught using a combination of lectures, visual aids, exercises, and question and answer opportunities. Upon successful completion of the course and after passing an exam, students will receive a training certificate. Prerequisite: Initial 49 CFR Training Course Materials: A comprehensive compliance reference and exercise book, and a current copy of the 49 CFR will be provided. |
J.J. Keller & Associates, Inc. Instructor:
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8:00am – 12:00pm (ET)
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Overview of China TDG Regulations -- -- -- MEMBER RATE = $250 NON-MEMBER RATE = $275 -- -- -- Break includes:
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Onsite
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This unique course will teach us how the regulatory process in China works and how the regulatory framework is structured, which agencies are involved in the development and promulgation of dangerous goods transport regulations, and how it differs or is the same as the international regulations. This course is a great opportunity for anyone who is receiving product from China or is transporting products to or within China by all modes. Course Materials: A comprehensive compliance reference and handouts will be provided. |
REACH24H Consulting Group Instructors:
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1:00pm – 5:00pm (ET)
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Packaging: Non-bulk Packaging from the Shipper’s Perspective
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Onsite
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Interactive training class designed to help hazmat shippers with the following packaging topics.
Upon successful completion of the course and after passing an assessment, students will receive a training certificate. |
Labelmaster Instructor:
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FRIDAY, APRIL 26 |
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8:00am – 12:00pm (ET)
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Multimodal Battery Packaging -- -- -- MEMBER RATE = $250 NON-MEMBER RATE = $275 -- -- -- Break includes:
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Onsite
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This course will review and discuss the different types of packaging to be used to transport lithium batteries by ground, air, and water transportation. Introduction/Overview of Regulations
UN Specification Packaging
Non-Specification Packaging
Upon successful completion of the course and after passing an exam, students will receive a training certificate. Prerequisite: General & Security Awareness Training. Course Materials: A comprehensive compliance reference and exercise book will be provided. |
Americase Instructor:
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8:00am – 4:00pm (ET)
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Mexican NOMs (Includes Differences in 49 CFR) -- -- -- MEMBER RATE = $380 NON-MEMBER RATE = $405 -- -- -- Breaks include: Lunch on your own (plan ahead):
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Onsite
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This course will help navigate the ground transport regulations of hazardous materials and waste, as regulated by SICT (Secretariat of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation) in Mexico and review the requirements for Mexican NOMs (Official Mexican Standard). The course will also address training requirements from SICT and STPS (Secretary of Labor and Social Security).
All states within Mexico have adopted the NOMs as the regulations for transportation across Mexico. Therefore, these regulations are enforced not only by federal authorities but also by state authorities. If your organization ships hazardous materials between the US and Mexico, this course will help you understand the nuances of compliance with both sets of regulations (Mexican NOMs and 49 CFR) and help keep you in compliance.
This course will include updates of several NOMS made during 2023.
This course will include the differences between the Mexican NOMs and 49 CFR regulations.
The course is taught using a combination of lectures, visual aids, exercises, and question and answer opportunities. Upon successful completion of the course and after passing an exam, students will receive a training certificate.
Prerequisite: General & Security Awareness Training, Familiarity with 49 CFR
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Global Gate Mexico S de RL de CV Instructor:
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