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When transporting, warehousing or otherwise handling Hazardous Materials on your premises, you must have an employee on the job who is trained and certified. If the shipment involves domestic trade or transfer, you require DOT - approved training under 49 CFR 172.702, 172.704. If goods or shipments to be stored originate from or are to be shipped to international locations, employees may require International Air Transport Association (I.A.T.A.) approved training. In addition, all employees must have Awareness Training, which is a basic training exercise required by law. Employees certified, either in an initial training exercise, either DOT or IATA based, require updates at one to three year intervals to maintain their certification. |
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Firms that ignore this requirement run the risk of fines, or delay of shipment in and out of their facilities. Even more compelling is the need to protect your employees and your physical assets from damage that mishandled hazardous goods may cause. Highly trained employees do not just protect your legal status but more importantly, provide a level of service and a commitment of safe handling of goods while in your possession. |
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The following courses will be conducted in PATI’s training facilities at John F. Kennedy International Airport, Building 75. Sessions begin at 0830 and continue until 1630. We also do on-site training. |
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Pan American Training Institute is pleased to announce Dangerous Goods Initial Certification courses for Air Cargo Agents, Forwarders, Warehouse Personnel, Truck Drivers, Fleet Service, Passenger Agents, First Responders and Crew. Attendees must be proficient in English.
Dangerous Goods by Air is a three-day training course designed to meet the training requirements of ICAO, Annex 18, IATA Cargo Resolution 618,172.702 and 172.704 Title 49 CFR. A fourth day is added for those wishing Radioactive Acceptance Certificate. Trainees will use IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations to learn:
- Dangerous Goods Classes and Divisions - Dangerous Goods Definitions
- Dangerous Goods List - Marks and Labels - Packaging Requirements
- Documentation - Responsibilities of Shipper Agent and Carrier
- Radioactive Materials - State and Operator Variations
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Students may be accommodated at one of the hotels on or adjacent to the airport. Transportation is provided to and from the class. |
Initial 3 day training tuition is U.S. Dollars (“USD”) ; please add . for the 4th day Radioactive program, payable on a bank in the USA. This amount covers all course materials, however, is does not cover hotel accommodations, meals, airport transfers or incidental expenses. Registration may be initially reserved by telephone, fax or via e-mail through this web site but must be confirmed with an application and check. Foreign students will be guaranteed placement provided the application form is received at least ten days prior to the course. The 51st Edition of the IATA Dangerous Goods regulations is used during the course. This book can only be purchased by students attending class.
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Pan American Training Institute is pleased to announce Dangerous Goods Recurrent Certification courses for Air Cargo Agents, Forwarders, Warehouse Personnel, Truck Drivers, Fleet Service, Passenger Agents, First Responders and Crew. Attendees must be proficient in English. Certified employees, prior to the end of two (2) calendar years, must receive recurrent training to maintain their certification. Dangerous Goods by Air Recurrent is one day training course designed to meet the training requirements of 49 CFR 172.702, 172.704, IATA Cargo Resolution 618. Trainees will use IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations to learn:
- Dangerous Goods Classes and Divisions - Dangerous Goods Definitions
- Dangerous Goods List - Marks and Labels - Packaging Requirements
- Documentation - Responsibilities of Shipper Agent and Carrier
- Radioactive Materials - State and Operator Variations
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Students may be accommodated at one of the hotels on or adjacent to the airport. Transportation is provided to and from the class. |
Recurrent training tuition is USD , payable on a bank in the USA. This amount covers all course materials, however, is does not cover hotel accommodations, meals, airport transfers or incidental expenses. Registration may be initially reserved by telephone, fax or via e-mail through this web site but must be confirmed with an application and check. Foreign students will be guaranteed placement provided the application form is received at least ten days prior to the course. The 51st Edition of the IATA Dangerous Goods regulations is used during the course.This book can only be purchased by students attending class.
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Pan American Training Institute is pleased to announce Dangerous Goods Awareness Seminar for Pilots, Flight Attendants, Passenger Service and Ramp Agents, Line Maintenance as well as Shipping, Stores, and Warehouse Personnel who may come in contact with dangerous goods. Attendees must be proficient in English. Dangerous Goods Awareness Seminar is 1/2 day training course designed to meet the training requirements of 49 CFR 172.702, 172.704, IATA Cargo Resolution 618. |
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Students may be accommodated at one of the hotels on or adjacent to the airport. Transportation is provided to and from the class. |
Dangerous Goods Surface Differences training tuition is Negotiable, payable on a bank in the USA. This amount covers all course materials, however, is does not cover hotel accommodations, meals, airport transfers or incidental expenses. Registration may be initially reserved by telephone, fax or via e-mail through this web site but must be confirmed with an application and check. Foreign students will be guaranteed placement provided the application form is received at least ten days prior to the course. The 51st Edition of the IATA Dangerous Goods regulations is used during the course.This book can only be purchased by students attending class.
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