Dangerous Goods by Air Awareness

Course Overview

This course provides comprehensive awareness of Dangerous Goods in aviation. It covers the regulatory framework, classification, identification, packing, marking, documentation, handling, and emergency response related to dangerous goods transported by air. The course is designed to build regulatory understanding, enhance safety awareness, and support compliance with ICAO, IATA, and operator requirements.

Module 1 — Introduction to Dangerous Goods

• 1.1 Definition of Dangerous Goods in Aviation
• 1.2 Basis and Application of DG Regulations
• 1.3 Why Dangerous Goods Awareness is Critical
• 1.4 Objectives of Dangerous Goods Regulations
• 1.5 Stakeholders and Responsibilities in DG Transport
• 1.6 Training, Safety Culture, and Human Factors
• 1.7 Dangerous Goods Security and Incident Reporting

Module 2 — Regulatory Framework

• 2.1 Introduction to DG Regulatory Framework
• 2.2 Relationship between ICAO, IATA, and local authorities
• 2.3 International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Regulations
  • ICAO Annex 18 – The Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air
  • ICAO Technical Instructions (Doc 9284)
  • Emergency Response Guidance for Aircraft Incidents Involving Dangerous Goods (Doc 9481)
• 2.4 IATA – International Air Transport Association Regulation
  • IATA – Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR)

Module 3 — Limitations

• 3.1 General
• 3.2 Forbidden Dangerous Goods
• 3.3 Hidden Dangerous Goods
• 3.4 Dangerous Goods Carried by Passengers or Crew
• 3.5 Transport of Dangerous Goods by Post
• 3.6 Dangerous Goods in Operator’s Property
• 3.7 Dangerous Goods in Excepted Quantities
• 3.8 Dangerous Goods in Limited Quantities
• 3.9 State and Operator Variations

Module 4 — Classification

• 4.1 Classification of Dangerous Goods
• 4.2 Purpose of Classification
• 4.3 Hazard Classes and Divisions
• 4.4 Risks Associated With Each DG Class
• 4.5 Classification of Articles/Substances with Multiple Hazards

Module 5 — Identifications

• 5.1 General
• 5.2 Selecting Proper Shipping Name
• 5.3 List of Dangerous Goods
• 5.4 Numerical “Cross-Reference” List of Dangerous Goods
• 5.5 Special Provisions

Module 6 — Packing Instructions

• 6.1 Packing Groups
• 6.2 General Packing Requirements
• 6.3 Packing Instructions
• 6.4 Specification of Packaging
• 6.5 Packing Performance Tests

Module 7 — Marking and Labelling

• 7.1 General
• 7.2 Marking
• 7.3 Labelling
• 7.4 Hazard Label Specifications
• 7.5 Handling Labels

Module 8 — Documentation

• 8.1 Shipper’s Declaration for Dangerous Goods
• 8.2 Air Waybill
• 8.3 NOTOC – Notification to Captain
• 8.4 Additional Documentation (Other Than Radioactive Material)

Module 9 — Handling

• 9.1 General
• 9.2 Acceptance
• 9.3 Storage
• 9.4 Loading
• 9.5 Inspection

Module 10 — Emergency Procedures and Incident Reporting

• 10.1 Emergency Response Guide
• 10.2 ERG – Section 4
• 10.3 Operators’ Own Emergency Response Guide (ERG)
• 10.4 Practical and Effective Use of the Emergency Response Guide
• 10.5 Accident and Incident Reporting

Module 11 — Case Studies

• 11.1 ValuJet Flight 592 (1996)
• 11.2 UPS Airlines Flight 6 (2010)
• 11.3 Boeing 777F (B77L) – Shanghai Pudong, China (2020)

Who Should Attend

• Aircraft Maintenance Engineers and Technicians
• Ground Handling and Cargo Operations Staff
• Flight Crew and Cabin Crew (Awareness Level)
• CAMO and Continuing Airworthiness Personnel
• Safety, Quality, and Compliance Personnel
• Aviation Training and Technical Instructors

Final Assessment and Certification

Upon successful completion of all modules and the final assessment, learners who achieve the required passing score will be awarded a Certificate of Completion.

• Mode: Online
• Course Duration: 150 Minutes
• Validity: 365 Days
• We carefully evaluate candidates enrolling in this course. Email us at info@academyaviationonline.com to express your interest.