Airplanes transport dangerous goods and hazardous material every day across the world. The International Civil Aviation Organization, or ICAO and IATAstandardize safety procedures worldwide and set basic legal requirements that dictate how dangerous goods are to be transported. The Dangerous Goods Regulations, also called the Technical Instructions for the Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air, are a set of guidelines to establish worldwide safety standards. The DGR classifies dangerous goods and specifies their shipping, packaging, labeling, handling, documentation, declaration, hazard assessment and emergency response requirements.The following courses demonstrates these regulations.

Courses:

• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat1 / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat2 / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat3 / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat4 / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat5 / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat6 / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat7 / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat8 / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat9 / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat10 / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat11 / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat12 / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat13 / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat14 / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat15 / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat16 / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat17 / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat A / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat B / Initial
• Dangerous Goods Regulations Cat C / Initial