International Maritime Dangerous Goods Training
- Categories Dangerous Goods, IMDG
- Date September 15, 2013
About International Maritime Dangerous Goods Training
Shipping of any type of goods must not be done without proper skills and knowledge related to their handling and packaging.
International Maritime Dangerous Goods Training (IMDG) is a unique course which can help you with various aspects of shipping your goods, such as packaging, tank provisions etc.
Since every toxic material demands different type of handling and packaging it is mandatory that you stay up to date and current on the proper procedures and compliance regulations. In addition to the general provisions, one must be aware of the regulations regarding packaging, stowing, marking and labeling, amongst many others.
Benefits of International Maritime Dangerous Goods Training
The International Maritime Dangerous Goods training course addresses key areas such as general provisions, classification of various dangerous goods and shipments, dangerous goods list, marking, labeling, packaging, storage etc.
Every person who has a job related to dangerous goods while handling them back and forth from the vessel has to undergo this course to ensure that the dangerous goods do not cause harm to anyone. In addition, it helps in ensuring that the shipment reaches its destined place in the best possible manner, without any damage.
Learn About Our International Maritime Dangerous Goods Training
Ensure that all your shore workers attend an IMDG training course, to ensure safe business practices and safety amongst your workers and customers.
This course can help you in determining the various requirements for your shipment to Europe, Asia, South America, etc. It is customized according to your needs and the goods and products related to your line of business.
Click here to learn more about TCA’s International Maritime Dangerous Goods training program!
If you have any questions about how International Maritime Dangerous Goods training affects your business, feel free to give us a call today at 412.249.1111!
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