This course is for shippers and freight forwarders with responsibilities that include preparing dangerous goods consignments intended for air transport and who have a current accreditation that expires within the next three months.

You will be required to upload a copy of your current accreditation certificate as proof of your compliance with these conditions. Successful completion of this course is subject to a valid and current certificate being provided.

If you complete this training within three months of your expiry date, you will retain the day and month of your expiry.

If you complete this training more than three months before your current expiry date, your new expiry date will be 24 months from the date you complete the course.

IMPORTANT NOTE

International regulations state that you have until the end of the calendar month in which your training expiry date occurs to complete this recurrent training.

If your qualification has expired, and you have not been able to successfully complete your recurrent course before the end of the month of expiry, you will need to contact Academy Support to arrange for your enrolment to be transferred to the ‘Initial’ course. Note, fees may apply to complete this transfer.

The course reviews all aspects of preparing dangerous goods intended for air transport. It includes changes to the regulations and legislation that have taken place since you completed your previous course.

The course fulfills ICAO and IATA training requirements. Details of competent authority approvals are shown below.

Successful completion will qualify you to prepare dangerous goods consignments for carriage by air for a further two years.

What’s included

Included in this course is access to all online learning and assessment materials.

Course format

This course is intended to be self-paced so that you can complete it at times that are convenient for you. It should take about six hours to complete this reaccreditation (varies by student).

Your performance will be based on an assessment at the end of the training course. This assessment will properly and fairly measure your competency against industry-defined benchmarks. Results, in the form of ‘competent’ or ‘not yet competent’ are provided under a competency-based training and assessment (CBTA) system.

Who is this course for?

For shippers and freight forwarders who need to renew an existing qualification for a further two years.