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Adequate Instruction for Shipping Section II Lithium Batteries

Adequate Instruction for Shipping Section II Lithium Batteries

Adequate Instruction for Shipping Section II Lithium Batteries

Section II of the lithium battery packing instructions, PI 966, PI 967, PI 969 & PI 970, include a requirement that “Any person preparing or offering cells or batteries for transport must receive adequate instruction on these requirements commensurate with their responsibilities”.

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Our courses ensure students become familiar and competent in the use of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations. This is achieved throughout the courses with video tutorials and audio instructions, with a focus on using the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations to complete numerous challenging interactive exercises.

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Description

Adequate Instruction for Shipping Section II Lithium Batteries training course can be undertaken in your own time at your own pace. You will have access to a comprehensive workbook with exercises in each section to test your learning.

You will acquire the skills and knowledge to pack and ship lithium ion and lithium metal cells and batteries by air, in compliance with the Section II regulatory requirements of the ICAO Technical Instruction and IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) – Packing Instruction PI 966, PI967, PI969 & PI 970.

The course covers the requirements of IATA DGR 1.6:

  • Classification of lithium batteries being shipped.
  • Documentation of procedures applied to lithium batteries being shipped.
  • Written work instructions or other documentation, including automated controls.
  • Review and understanding of documented procedures as applicable to the job function.
  • Instruction records including date(s) for all employees.
  • Refresher instructions provided at a minimum every two years or as the documented instructions are revised or regulations are changed.
  • Reverse logistics, including transport mode and applicable prohibitions.

 

Once you have completed the course to a satisfactory level, you will be provided with a training certificate.

Any shippers wishing to ship lithium ion or lithium metal batteries using PI965 or PI968 in any quantity will need to undertake the full lithium battery shipper training – CLICK HERE 

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Adequate Instruction for Shipping Section II Lithium Batteries

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Once you have selected your course you can book online via our shop.  You can then access the course, repeat the modules as many times as you like and email or book appointments with our trainers to get one-to-one help if you get stuck.

Some courses require an invigilated exam in order to attain certification and some can be completed and assessed entirely online. Additionally, some courses require the use of an IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations book.  If you don’t have one, they can be bought or rented from us.

These are challenging courses which include interactive questions and completing real life shipper’s declarations and airline acceptance checklists.  To ensure you are prepared for the invigilated exams, an average mark of 80% must be achieved with the online modules before an invigilated exam can be booked, hence some modules may need to be repeated in order to improve competence.

  • Purchase the course you require, making payment by Debit or Credit Card online using you preferred currency (GBP/EUR/USD).
  • You will receive an email confirming your order and will be asked to confirm student names and email addresses.
  • Open the link sent via email, you must then download and print off the PDF workbook which will assist your learning.
  • For 7.1 (including lithium batteries) and 7.3 you must have access to the current IATA DGR. This must be a paper copy. Remember you can either rent or buy a copy from Dangerous Goods Online Limited.
  • Ensure your computer is using Chrome and has an audio output.
  • Have somewhere quiet to work.

Depending on how much experience you have depends on the length of time to successfully complete the course. We recommend that you work on the training little and often such as 2 hours per day. You can retake the modules as many times as you would like to ensure you have a deep level understanding of what is required. You will have access to the online training for a maximum period of 12 weeks.

Work through the modules and course exercises as many times as you feel you need to. Ensure you are scoring at least 80% on each module which will give you the best opportunity at being successful in the examination. 

For courses not requiring an invigilated examination, students will complete an online examination. If successful, a PDF certificate can be downloaded.

Once you have completed the course successfully, with a minimum of 80% in each module, we will contact you to arrange the remotely invigilated 1:1 examination. For customers outside of the United Kingdom, there will be an additional charge for courier fees. 

Continue to revise the modules and work through the examination practice paper that we provide you with whilst you are waiting for the examination date.

Examinations for courses requiring invigilation are conducted remotely on a 1:1 basis with one of our invigilators. Strict examination conditions are in place and candidates will be asked to sign a declaration in advance to confirm their adherence to our terms and conditions. The examination is not confirmed until the terms and conditions are signed. 

If there is any suspicion of cheating, recording with external devices or the use of AI, the invigilator may activate recording of the remote invigilation and cancel the session. A report may be filed with the UK Civil Aviation Authority for serious breaches of our terms and conditions.

Once the examination paper has been returned to us, electronic feedback and a certificate will be emailed within 5 working days of receipt unless otherwise notified. (This excludes UK public holidays). 

FAQ's

The training is suitable for students without any previous experience. There are a number of exercises to complete as you go through the training which help to prepare you for the examination. After completing each section of the course, you are provided with a grade. We recommend you retake the section if you do not achieve a score of 80% or more, as this is the minimum grade required to pass the final examination. There is no limit to the number of times you retake each section.

If you are revalidating your current certificate, we will request to see a copy of this before the course is allocated to you.

Check the following:

  • Use a Chrome browser.  Internet Explorer creates issues particularly with older versions.
  • Are you using one window to run the course? Running multiple windows will automatically cause the course to stop recording progress.
  • Always close the course browser window and log out from the Learning Management System (LMS) when taking a break from the course. 
  • Change computer.  Virus software on the specific computer can interrupt the running if the course.
  • Change network.  Security settings on company servers can cause issues with the course.
  • Use an incognito window. To do this, you should open an incognito tab in Chrome by clicking on File and then selecting New Incognito Window, once that is done you can login to the LMS using this window and access the content to see if it behaves in the same way.  The reason why we suggest this is because opening an incognito tab strips out any browser plug-ins or default settings which may interfere with the functionality of online content in the browser.

  • Have a computer with an internet connection and audio output.
  • Ensure you are in an appropriate surrounding environment to complete the course materials. Ideally this will be a quiet environment free from distractions.
  • Access to a copy of the latest version of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations.
  • A printed copy of the course notes. These can be downloaded and printed from the course. Instructions are shown at the very beginning of the course.
  • A calculator and a ruler.
  • Notepaper.  We recommend making your own notes in addition to the accompanying course notes; these can be taken into the examination.

Depending on how much experience you have depends on the length of time to successfully complete the course.

For courses that do not require a 1:1 invigilation these can be completed within an average time of 4 hours. Access is given for 12 weeks. 

For courses requiring a 1:1 invigilation, we recommend that you work on the training little and often, up to 3 hours per day. You can retake the modules as many times as you would like to ensure you have a deep level understanding of how to use the regulations. We expect the examination and training course to be completed within 12 weeks. 

Please contact one of our experienced trainers on info@dgonline.training who will be happy to assist.

We give you access to the online training for 12 weeks from the date of purchase. If you are struggling to complete the training modules in this time frame, additional access can be purchased on our website at the following link

There is no limit on the number of times you can work through the modules. You must score at least 80% at the end of each to ensure you are maximising the possibility of passing the examination.

Yes, you may. Remember the examination is not a test of memory, it is to ensure you can navigate your way through the IATA DGR competently.

Assuming you have referenced the PDF workbook, your next port of call is to contact one of our experienced trainers at info@dgonline.training  

 

The course is managed with a series of modules, with a number of written exercises to be completed at the end of each one. You must score at least 80% on each module before you move on. The training becomes gradually more challenging and a firm understanding is required before you progress.  There is no limit to the number of times you can work through each module.

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