Shipping Hazmat by Vessel (IMDG) – Ops
Course Code: HMT 220
$179
This course provides additional function-specific hazmat training for operations-level (ops) employees who perform basic hands-on job functions for vessel shipments: handling materials, packaging, marking and labeling, loading, unloading, and others.
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Shipping Hazmat by Vessel (IMDG) – OpsHMT 220
Course Details
This hazmat vessel shipper training builds on the employee's 49 CFR knowledge to cover the unique, additional requirements for shipping hazardous materials by vessel, in compliance with the latest edition of the International Maritime Organization's International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG Code). The course will help satisfy US DOT and IMDG Code "function-specific" training mandates for employees who perform typical pre-transportation job functions, as required by 49 CFR 172.704(c)(2) and IMDG Code 1.3.1.
We recommend that employees complete Shipping Hazmat by Ground–Ops (DOT) to learn the US regulations before enrolling in an IATA or IMDG course.
Key Learning Objectives
- Helps meet DOT and IMO/IMDG Code function-specific hazmat training mandates
- Safely perform a full range of hazmat job functions for shipments offered for transport by vessel
- Describe the importance of proper stowage, and segregation of hazardous materials aboard a cargo vessel
Training Topics
- The IMDG Code vs. DOT hazmat regulations (49 CFR)
- Filling and closing packages for vessel transport
- Marking and labeling packages and cargo transport units (CTUs)
- Basic issues regarding consolidation, segregation, loading, unloading, and stowage
- Preparing the transport documents
- Reporting and recordkeeping responsibilities
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