Dangerous Goods Handling Training in Dubai:
Ensure Safety and Compliance
DGR Aviation offers comprehensive dangerous goods training that is specifically designed for individuals and businesses in the aviation and logistics industry. Whether you’re a freight forwarder, cargo agent, shipper, postal operator, manufacturer, ground handling agent, packaging supplier, or simply seeking a career in this field, we have the training you need.
In addition to our state-of-the-art training facility, we also provide customized on-site training at your location. Our expert consultants can conduct a thorough training needs analysis to determine the appropriate training required for your employees, and offer tailored solutions that meet your unique business needs.
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Renowned training facility approved by the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) and Dubai Civil Aviation Authority (DCAA).
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These trainings are focused on developing skills such as communication, teamwork, leadership, and enhanced rapport among team members.
Our Dangerous Goods Instructor
Our resident consultant instructor, brings with him more than thirty years of experience in aviation safety and Dangerous Goods, having worked with an international airline for twenty-seven years and civil aviation authority for seven years. Shair has trained thousands of people in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan, China, Australia, Guam US territory and currently in the United Arab Emirates.
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Our competency-based training and assessment approach is tailored to meet the unique needs of the aviation and logistics industry. We offer customized training programs designed to equip employees with practical skills and knowledge that can be immediately applied in the workplace. Our expert trainers and consultants provide ongoing feedback and support to ensure that your employees are fully equipped to meet the demands of their job. Whether you’re looking to train new employees, upskill existing staff, or meet regulatory requirements, our hazardous materials handling training is the ideal solution.
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Classes offered are Initial or Recurrent courses and classes are available in morning or evening depending on your preference. Feel free to talk to our team for more information on the scheduling.
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We provide the new internationally recognized competency-based training and assessment approach that would equip the employees with the required knowledge and skills allowing them to perform their job function competently at their workplace.
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Classes offered are Initial or Recurrent courses and classes are available in morning or evening depending on your preference. Feel free to talk to our team for more information on the scheduling.
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FAQ's
Dangerous Goods are items that may endanger the safety to health, property and the environment. Many of the daily use common items like perfumes, paint, dry ice, aerosols sprays, mobile phones and computers with batteries are Dangerous Goods.
If not packaged or handled properly, these items can be very dangerous when transported by air and may cause a fire or the release of toxic fumes.
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the Local Civil Aviation Authority regulations govern the carriage of Dangerous Goods onboard aircraft.
DGR Aviation Training Services is approved by the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority to conduct the full range of Dangerous Goods courses, based on the current IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations and the Civil Aviation Regulations (CAR) Part VI Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air.
The Regulations place this responsibility on the shipper. The classification criteria for each class and division of Dangerous Goods are stipulated in Section 3 of the Dangerous Goods Regulations. You may also find the name of the Dangerous Goods in Section 4 (blue page) of the regulations.
When unsure, seek the advice from the manufacturer or distributor of the item. They should have the data sheet which would normally in most cases assist the shipper to determine if the substance is Dangerous Goods.
In general, yes. But there are many provisions to lithium batteries shipping. It may be fully regulated or excepted from certain requirements of the regulations.
Ask the airline for the specific reason of their rejection. The airline may have their own policy on dangerous goods. IATA DGR 1.2.4 clearly mentioned that airlines are not obliged to transport a particular substance or product and they are free to impose requirements beyond and above the regulations.
Appendix E of IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations contains a list of companies that can supply the packaging you require.
No! Although Limited Quantity packaging is not a UN specification packaging, you cannot use any packaging. When packed for transport, your packaging must be capable of withstanding a 1.2 meter drop test in a position most likely to cause the most damage, without leakage, and be capable of withstanding, without breakage or leakage a 24 hour stacking test. See IATA DGR Section 6.6 for Test Criteria for Limited Quantity Packaging.
