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The International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG Code) is required to be followed by all British vessels anywhere in the world and all foreign vessels in UK waters.
Objectives
To familiarise delegates with the IMDG Code (Latest amendment)
To give delegates a clear understanding of the relevant responsibilities of all involved in transporting Dangerous Goods by sea.
To show them how to find the relevant rules that have to be applied by the Shipper, Ships Officers and crew, and others to any particular movement of Dangerous Goods by sea.
Who will benefit

A course for Managers, Supervisors and Operations Staff with responsibility for moving Dangerous Goods by sea
Course Content UN system of classification  
Volume 1 Volume 2 The Supplement
Classification   The Dangerous Goods   Emergency Schedules (EmS)
Containment (Packages and Tanks)   List and Index   Medical First Aid Guide (MFAG)
  Labelling and Placarding     Loading of Cargo Transport
Documentation     Units (CTUs)
  Stowage and segregation on the
vehicle and the ship		  

Training Method
Classroom based, with a significant amount of delegate participation. The course includes LCD Projector and video presentations, incorporating role play exercises, ending with a confirmatory written paper
Location Requirement
Training can be carried out at customer's premises, where a room with electrical supply for Television, Video and LCD Projector is required. All equipment can be provided
Course duration
One or two day course
Delegate numbers
Maximum of 6 delegates.
Certification
Certificate awarded on sucessful completion