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1. What are the training requirements for shipments of dangerous goods?
Canadian legislation calls for certification of individuals who deal with, sell for transportation, or transport hazardous materials. Transportation of dangerous goods training has to address classification, documentation, safety marks, emergency response, and specialized job functions. Recertification every 3 years is compulsory.
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2. How do you transport hazardous materials?
Ship hazardous materials in approved containers with adequate safety marks. Fill out shipping papers that describe the materials, quantities, and emergency contact details. Make sure vehicles are shown proper placards and drivers possess current TDG certification.
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3. Who requires DOT and IATA training?
Any person shipping hazardous materials across US borders must receive Department of Transportation (DOT) training. All staff involved in preparing or dealing with hazardous materials for transport by air require IATA certification. Both certifications are necessary for logistics professionals dealing with international shipments.
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4. How long does IATA training take?
IATA dangerous goods certification is effective for 24 months from the date of completion. Recertification is mandatory in Canada every 36 months. The majority of employers like the more stringent IATA time frame to provide ongoing compliance for all modes of transportation.
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