Do you ship or pack lithium-ion or lithium-metal batteries by air freight?
Then you or your employees need a training according to IATA DGR 1.6 at least once a year. At ProSafeCon you can easily participate in this training online.
Employees must be trained in connection with dangerous goods before assuming operational duties, otherwise a general ban on the transport of dangerous goods applies.
The IATA training according to IATA DGR 1.6 is intended for persons who ship or pack lithium-ion batteries (<= 100 Wh) or lithium-metal batteries (<=2g lithium) installed in devices. E.g. by DHL Express, UPS, Lufthansa or FedEx.
Procedure of training:
Welcome & introduction of the instructor: 5 min
Conducting the course: 90 min
Clarification of individual questions: 15 min
Final test: 10 min
The course will be held in GERMAN.
Duration
2 hrs
Book your IATA online training via the online form at the bottom of the page. Choose a date and enter the email address you would like to use. Please also provide a billing address as well as billing email address. We will then send you the bill electronically.
After booking you will receive a booking confirmation by email. Before the appointment you will receive another email from us with the access to the course. You do not need to install anything extra. Just follow the link on the date. The system will be unlocked 30 min before the start, so you can login at your convenience. If you have specific questions, you can ask them at the end of the IATA dangerous goods course.
After the training there will be a 10 min final test. If the test is passed successfully, the participant will receive a certificate of participation via email.
Our trainer Mathias Robbe is a specialist in shipping dangerous goods by air and a dangerous goods advisor for the transport modes ADR, RID, IMDG and IATA. Since 2016, he has specialized in particular in the area of shipping batteries across modes of transport.
All prices are exclusive of VAT.
You have problems with the registration? Call us: 0211 540 142 80
Personnel must be instructed in relation to dangerous goods before assuming operational duties, otherwise a general ban on the transport of dangerous goods applies. Whoever ships or packs lithium metal batteries as cells up to 1g lithium or as batteries up to 2g lithium or lithium ion cells up to 20Wh or batteries up to 100Wh can take advantage of the simplified regulations for shipping lithium batteries by air and have his employees instructed according to IATA DGR 1.6.
Proof in the form of a certificate of attendance is required by the authorities. The IATA dangerous goods course must be refreshed every 2 years at the latest in the context of changing regulations.
IATA courses and training help you stay current with the latest industry regulations and procedures and ensure your dangerous goods shipments meet industry standards. Learn how to use the industry-approved DGR manual and earn your dangerous goods handling certificate.
Some goods can pose a threat to the safety of an aircraft or the people on board, and air transportation of these hazardous materials can be either prohibited or restricted. IATA has developed strict regulations in the past with DGR 1.6. The goal was to develop effective and efficient regulations that ensure the safe transportation of dangerous goods by air. Our course focuses on best practices to help you meet the challenge of adapting to the increasingly complex aviation environment.
The shipment of lithium-ion or lithium-metal batteries depends on the power and the quantity of the batteries, but also on whether the batteries are shipped alone or with or in equipment. Due to these parameters, the shipper must ensure adequate training for the responsible persons. The following illustration serves to clarify the requirements.
Since most commercially available devices are operated with smaller lithium ion batteries, the instruction according to IATA 1.6 is sufficient for most shippers of such devices. We are happy to offer you the IATA Dangerous Goods Training according to IATA 1.6 monthly as online training.
After successful participation, participants will receive a certificate of attendance for the IATA Dangerous Goods Training.
ProSafeCon is the leading provider of all necessary training and instruction for shipping lithium-ion or lithium-metal batteries by air freight according to IATA 1.6. All you need is a computer and a stable internet connection.
In addition to this IATA dangerous goods training, we also offer you and your employees the ADR 1.3 instruction online as well as the dangerous goods battery seminars.
Of course! Our trainings are open to all persons involved in the transport of dangerous goods. Existing customers of ProSafeCon can also enjoy reduced prices for the instruction. If you decide to become a customer of ProSafeCon after the instruction, we will take care of charging the costs.
Fast Internet access is required to participate in the course. In addition, each participant needs his or her own computer. The course and the final test will be in German. Your employees must therefore have sufficient knowledge of German to be able to follow the instruction.
This is not a problem. You can simply attend the instruction another time. However, you will not receive a certificate if you do not pass the test.
Don’t worry, you don’t have to answer all the questions correctly. If you attend the IATA dangerous goods training attentively, passing is not a problem. You can also use the handout as an assistance.
Yes, you can participate in the training as often as you feel confident in handling dangerous goods. If you have individual questions, please ask us at the end of the training.
You need a 2 GHz dual-core processor and 2 GB of RAM. In addition, their operating systems should be Windows 8, Mac OS 10.13, Linux or Chrome OS or a newer version. The software used is a browser-based platform. Therefore, you need to use the latest and official versions of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Edge or Opera.
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