EASA Part 145 Initial & Continuation Training
EASA Part 145 Organizations are required to provide initial and continuation training that meets the standard requirements. Continuation training, a.k.a. recurrent training in the U.S.,
In today’s fast-moving industrial world, safety is more important than ever. If you’re handling, working around hazardous materials, or shipping hazardous, proper training isn’t just important—it’s required. The terms HazMat and Dangerous Goods are used interchangeably. That’s where CD Training Academy steps in. We offer an On-demand Course online, Understanding 49 CFR HazMat: Awareness Level, for anyone that handles or works around hazardous materials. We also offer complete Transportation of Dangerous Goods Training for certification to ship in compliance with 49 CFR, ICAO, and IATA, focusing on the aviation industry. We will customize the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Certification Training for any industry.
Our flexible on-demand training, HazMat training course, is the ideal solution to fulfill compliance requirements for your company. In this blog, we’ll explore everything you need to know about HazMat training certificates, how to enroll in our course, and why CD Training Academy is the best place to learn.
HazMat stands for Hazardous Materials. These include chemicals, gases, flammable liquids, and other substances that can be dangerous if not handled properly. It is important to ensure the health and safety of workers, the workplace, general property, and our environment.
Awareness Level training teaches individuals how to safely identify, handle, store, and respond to hazardous materials in compliance with safety standards. This training is required for aviation maintenance technicians so that they will have the understanding and knowledge of identifying hazardous materials. If a mechanic is off-site, performing field service, they may need to ship a fuel control with residual oil. Will your aviation mechanic know that this must be shipped by a certified dangerous good (hazmat) shipper? By completing this Awareness Level training, it does not certify your employees to ship dangerous goods but equips them to make informed decisions anytime faced with hazmat.
Transportation of Dangerous Goods (HazMat) Certification training meets the requirements of 49 CFR Part 172.704(d) and ICAO Technical Instructions. This training is a requirement for most businesses that have the potential of handling and shipping hazardous materials. Your employees learn how to identify and recognize hazardous materials, how to navigate the 49 Code of Federal Regulations, IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, and understand the ICAO Technical Instructions. They will know how to properly identify, package, mark, label, placard, and complete the shipping paper. In this training, the Emergency Response Guide and Security Measures are covered. We cover some common aviation parts and items that are to be shipped as hazardous material.
Whether you work in logistics, construction, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, or manufacturing, Hazmat training is essential for your safety—and for the safety of others.
Here’s why thousands of professionals take Hazmat training courses every year:
Our Transportation of Hazmat training course at CD Training Academy is designed by safety experts and is based on international safety protocols such as PHMSA, ICAO, and IATA guidelines.
You will learn:
At the end of this course, you will have knowledge and be tested on the following:
The course includes practical examples, case studies, and scenario-based training to make learning easy and effective.
One of the biggest advantages of training with CD Training Academy is we offer an online Hazmat training option plus a free online meeting with the Instructor to review content. No matter where you live, you can access our expert-led training sessions through our digital platform.
Benefits of online Hazmat training:
– Study at your own pace
– Save time and travel costs
– Access from any device
– Live and recorded sessions
– Support from certified trainers
– Printable training certificate upon completion
-CD Training Academy will issue an Employer Certification for your Employer’s signature along with the Course Instructor’s signature for certification.
This is perfect for working professionals, students, or anyone who needs a flexible and convenient way to get certified.
EASA Part 145 Organizations are required to provide initial and continuation training that meets the standard requirements. Continuation training, a.k.a. recurrent training in the U.S.,
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