Transportation Of Hazardous Materials Training
Navigating the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code
IMDG Training - "The best courses in the industry"
Industry Training Guidelines - IMDG Code
IMDG Amendment 35-10
Training Courses in Indonesia
March 2012
These courses will be instructed by IVODGA for the
Health Safety Protection Academy in Indonesia in March 2012, please
find details and registration information below.
March 14-16, 2012
JAKARTA
Hotel Ciputra
Jalan Let. Jend. S.Parman, Grogol
Jakarta, Indonesia 11470
March 19-21, 2012
SURABAYA
Surabaya Plaza Hotel Boulevard
Jalan Pemuda 31-37
Surabaya, Indonesia 60271
Contact
Information and Registration:
Health Safety Protection Academy
PT Sedaya Mitra Sejahtera
Rukan Eksklusif Bukit Golf Mediterania Blok I/28
Pantai Indah Kapuk, Jakarta Utara 14470
Phone: (62-21) 36228838, (62-21) 5694-6288
Fax: (62-21) 5694-6289,
SMS: (62) 81218308988
Email: info@ptsedaya.com or academy@healthsafetyprotection.com
Website: www.ptsedaya.com
or www.healthsafetyprotection.com
Click here for flyer and registration information.
International
Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code Amendment 35-10 Recurrent,
Instructor-Led, Web-Based Training
Date Coming Soon
Member
fee is $255 / Non-member fee is $295
CLICK
HERE TO SIGN UP BY CREDIT CARD
CLICK
HERE TO SIGN UP BY CHECK CLICK
HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
Or call (518)761-0623 or email anne@ivodga.com
to register or for more information.
The US Department of Transportation and
the International Maritime Organization mandate that
hazardous materials/dangerous goods employers provide transportation security and compliance
training for their employees. Employers of shippers who prepare hazardous
materials/dangerous goods for transportation by water, water carriers, and
associated industries such as freight forwarders, and NVOCCs are required to
train their employees and to provide recurrent training whenever significant
amendments in the IMDG Code affect the performance of a hazardous material
function. The regulations also mandate that training provided to HazMat/Dangerous Goods employees must include a component on Hazardous Material
Transportation Security.
WHO
SHOULD ATTEND:
The IMDG Code mandates training for ship and shore-side
personnel. IVODGA has designed this
course to meet the needs of
the various levels of hazmat employees throughout the transportation
industry - excellent training for:
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operations
managers
-
traffic
managers
-
shipping
and receiving personnel
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import/export
specialists
-
transportation
managers
-
other
employees of carriers, forwarders, third-party shipping agents,
shippers and enforcement personnel.
Recertification
for those industry professionals who have already completed their basic
regulatory training. CLICK
HERE TO SIGN UP BY CREDIT CARD
CLICK
HERE TO SIGN UP BY CHECK CLICK
HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
Or call (518)761-0623 or email anne@ivodga.com
to register or for more information.
You
will need access to a phone line and internet access for the
instructor-led web-based training. Call-in details, webinar login
information, and materials will be emailed to you prior to the
course.
You
will need to have a copy of the IMDG Code Amd. 35-10 book with you
at the training.
Instructors:
Click the following links to access the instructor biographies: Tom
Ferguson, Sam Rogers.
Remote
Students: You
will need access to a phone line and internet access for the one-day
remote training. Call-in details and Webinar information will be emailed
to you prior to the course date.
Online Training Courses Available from IVODGA:
- IMDG Function Specific Amd. 35-10 Online Training
- IMDG Function Specific Amd. 34-08 Online Training
- IMDG General Awareness Amd. 34-08 Online Training
- IMDG General Awareness For Non-DG Personnel Amd. 34-08 Online Training
IMDG Code
mandates training in the IMDG Code for shore-side personnel,
including those who prepare, handle, load, unload, or plan the stowage of
dangerous goods.
Online Training Courses
The
International Vessel Operators Dangerous Goods Association (IVODGA)
offers Online Training to help you meet your training
needs. Although face-to-face events are more favorable, online
training is a cost effective alternative when budgets are tight, travel is limited, and resources are scarce.
The US Department of Transportation and
the International Maritime Organization (effective Amd 34-08) mandate that
hazardous materials/dangerous goods employers provide transportation security and compliance
training for their employees. Employers of shippers who prepare hazardous
materials/dangerous goods for transportation by water, water carriers, and
associated industries such as freight forwarders, and NVOCCs are required to
train their employees and to provide recurrent training whenever significant
amendments in the IMDG Code effect the performance of a hazardous material
function. The regulations also mandate that training provided to
HazMat/Dangerous Goods employees must include a component on Hazardous Material
Transportation Security.
49 CFR, Part 172, Subpart H,
requires that all hazmat employees must be trained within 90 days of starting
employment and must receive recurrent training at least every three years. Job
changes and regulatory amendments may require retraining.
Chapter 1.3 of the IMDG Code states
"... personnel engaged in the transport of dangerous goods intended to be
transported by sea should receive training in the contents of dangerous goods
provisions commensurate with their responsibilities. Training requirements
specific to security of dangerous goods in Chapter 1.4 should also be addressed."
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