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The US Department of
Transportation (US DOT)
requires that all individuals
engaged in handling hazardous
materials must be trained at
least once every three (3)
years. Air Carriers are required to be trained yearly and IATA requires
training every two (2) years. The FAA has suggested
that many aviation companies
are Hazmat employers by
virtue of the wide variety of
materials received which could
include Hazmat. This course
will provide the fundamentals
of hazardous materials
handling, marking, reporting
and transporting.
Who should attend ASA's Hazmat Training?
This course is intended for all
individuals who may come into
contact with, or make decisions
that affect hazardous material(s).
Benefits:
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you choose which means of
training is best for your
employees, either on-site or at
predetermined meeting sites.
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meets Federal Regulatory Requirements (49 CFR 172
subpart H and 14 CFR 121.433a).
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certificate of Training (upon successful completion
of all attendance and testing
requirements).
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Initial Two-day Hazmat Training
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| May 7-8, 2008
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Washington, DC
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Washington Aviation Group
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| May 21-22, 2008
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Miramar, FL
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Hilton Garden Inn
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| June 17 - 18, 2008
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Los Angeles, CA
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Embassy Suites
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| TBA
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Midwest Location
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TBA
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Hazmat Training
is being provided in cooperation with the Washington Aviation
Group. Use the registration link below to be redirected to the
Washington Aviation Group's website for additional registration
details.
*Tentative event. Please contact
Washington
Aviation Group for additional details.
Click on this link to register for Hazmat
Training!
ASA's Hazmat program
presents the relationship between International
Air Transport Association (IATA) and 49 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR).
Hazmat Topics include:
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legal responsibilities in transporting hazardous materials;
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selection of proper shipping names, packaging
instructions for shipment of hazardous materials;
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proper procedure for marking and labeling hazardous material
containers;
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limited quantities exceptions, documentation, dangerous goods packed together, overpacks, excepted quantities, handling and
loading;
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completion of shipper's declaration for shipping hazardous materials, and vehicle
placarding requirements for transporting hazardous materials.
If your city is not listed contact ASA directly at (202)
347-6899. ASA can work with you
to arrange for training in your city or schedule on-site training at your facility.
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