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| IN-HOUSE TRAINING All our open courses (as listed below) are available in-house and can be tailored to the needs of the client. For more information click here or contact the PEA office. We also have a range of more specialised courses that we deliver in-house only. Brief details of these courses are below; if you require further information please contact us.
Dangerous Goods Awareness for Packers (1 day) This is a practical course built around your products. You supply us with details of what you ship and we then come and run through the relevant packing requirements with you. At the end of the course, delegates know how to pack the products for air, road and sea transport. We also cover the limited quantities rules that can save a great deal on packaging costs. The session is divided between a classroom session and practice in packing your products.
Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road & Sea (1 or 2 days) We can adapt this course to cover your products. In one or two days, we can introduce delegates to both ADR and IMDG regulations and design the course around your specific products. So, whether you ship perfumery products or pesticides, we can tailor the course to your requirements. Carriage of Dry Ice by Air and Road (1 day) This course will cover all you need to know to ship dry ice, looking at the packing, labelling, marking and documentation required. We can adapt the course to cover the particular modes that are of interest to you. Awareness Training in the Carriage of Dangerous
Goods by Air (& Category 9) (1
day)
You want to recognise undeclared dangerous goods, as there are more incidents with these than any other category of dangerous goods. You want to be familiar with the labels on packages and want to have an introduction to the IATA regulations. Then the Awareness Training in the Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Air is the course for you. For airlines, we also offer Category 9 training. This course is an essential introduction to the air regulations covering the classes, packing groups and dangerous goods list as well as marking and labelling. We deliver this course in-h ouse and it is tailored to cover the dangerous goods you ship. There are optional extension modules which cover the IMDG and ADR road regulations .Carriage of Excepted Quantities by Air (1 day) Are you shipping 'small' quantities of dangerous goods by air? There are procedures in the regulations offering options for shipment of certian classes and small quantities of dangerous goods. Complying with these requirements can be of considerable benefit to shippers who fall within these categories. For example, you may not have to complete a shipper's declaration and may not need specification packaging. The course is fully approved in the UK by the Civil Aviation Authority and provides delegates with the skills and knowledge to ensure full compliance with the Regulations, whilst at the same time benefiting from the advantages of shipping Dangerous Goods in Excepted Quantities. Aircraft ULD Preparation / Pallet Building (1 day) The airline or handling agent keep rejecting your pallets or you are from an airline and get involved with packing pallets. A badly packed pallet can damage the aircraft and will also delay the shipment. In this one day course we explain the principles of Aircraft ULD Preparation, explaining how to build pallets, the weight and dimension restrictions and the differences in aircraft cargo doors. At the end of the course, delegates have a good understanding of all the issues and the calculations they need to make to prepare a ULD. Air Cargo Security - Level E Handsearch and X-Ray module (formerly Level 1) In addition to our air cargo security courses (see UK Courses), we can arrange training in the Handsearch and/or X-Ray module through an association with a specialised training consultancy.
Dangerous Goods Awareness Training for Drivers
(½ or 1 day)
Under ADR regulations, all drivers who carry dangerous goods must receive awareness training. This covers such topics as the recognition of UN numbers and Proper shipping names, knowledge of dangerous goods markings and labelling as well as emergency procedures and reporting requirements. We have developed half-day and one day courses to cover this requirement. We can deliver this training or on a Saturday at no extra charge . Dangerous Goods Familiarisation (½ or 1 day) New to dangerous goods? Look no further than our Dangerous Goods Familiarisatiom course. The course gives you an ideal grounding and is a good basis for progressing to other courses. At the end of the course, you will understand the regulations for the different modes of transport and be familiar with the classes and packing groups. You will be able to recognise the labels and be aware of documentation requirements. Interpreting and Understanding Safety Data Sheets (1 day) Safety Data Sheets are an essential part of the safe transport of dangerous goods. They contain all the relevant information necessary to comply with COSHH and CHIP. Delegates will learn: what is a Safety Data Sheet; when is a Safety Data Sheet required; how to comply with COSHH and CHIP regultaions. The course will also include a brief introduction to the Health & Safety Executive's COSHH Essentials. Diagnostic Specimens & Infectious Substances Awareness (½ day) This seminar provides an introduction to the regulations governing the shipment of diagnostic specimens and infectious substances. It is intended for those who need an overview of the subject. There are major changes in the classification criteria introduced in January 2005, and we make you aware of these. At the end of the seminar, delegates will:
Carriage of Lithium Batteries by Air (1 day) The topics covered in this fascinating one day course are: The
legislative framework – ADR, IMDG, ICAO & IATA Dangerous Goods Security Awareness (1 day)
Under ADR (road) regulations adopted in the UK from 1 July 2005, everyone involved in the transport of dangerous goods by road must receive dangerous goods security awareness training. There are additional responsibilities for those involved with ‘high consequence' dangerous goods.
This course is designed to meet the requirements of the legislation and will provide delegates with the skills and knowledge needed to carry out their j b roles effectively.
At the end of the course delegates will be able to:
COSHH (1 day) The topics covered are:
Assessing the risk Precautions required Occupational exposure limits Biological agents Prevent and control of exposure Monitor exposure Health surveillance Communication with employees General Security Awareness Training (GSAT) The Department for Transport (DfT) has announced the introduction of mandatory training for all airport employees who work airside, often referred to as the Restricted Zone. This new requirement takes effect from 19 January 2008 for all new applicants for an airside pass. Current pass holders will have to receive this training before 1 January 2009. The new training course consists of five parts: the threat to aviation, objectives and organisation of aviation security, restricted zone protection and access control, prohibited articles and the trainee's role in aviation security. International Trade Courses NEW There are many areas that are common to both importing and exporting. These courses examine the issues from both sides and show how you can improve your communications and understanding of the whole process. The result is greater efficiency and profits. Description Dates Location Duration Fee Introduction to Export Operations 6 March 2012 Kent 1 Day £320.00 + VAT Introduction to Export & Import 14 March 2012 Milton Keynes 1/2 Day £160.00 + VAT Export & Import Documentation 14 March 2012 Milton Keynes 1/2 Day £160.00 + VAT Customs Visits & Audits 27 March 2012 Milton Keynes 1/2 Day £190.00 + VAT Incoterms 2010 27 March 2012 Milton Keynes 1/2 Day £190.00 + VAT
Letters of Credit and Getting Paid Courses NEW
Getting paid from overseas can be fraught with difficulty and costs. This course is suitable for those needing a working knowledge of letters of credit and other methods of export payments. The course will include practical examples, giving delegates a realistic understanding of the payment process and how to deal with problems that may be encountered. Description Dates Location Duration Fee Letters of Credit 28 March 2012 Milton Keynes 1 Day £320.00 + VAT 28 May 2012 Kent 1 Day £320.00 + VAT Import Courses NEW
These courses look at how to source products from different countries, how to negotiate the purchasing and show you how to check that your suppliers comply with the UK and EU documentary regulations to enable you to import goods. Description Dates Location Duration Fee Import Procedures 23 April 2012 Milton Keynes 1 Day £320.00 + VAT
Export Courses
NEW
The range of courses under this heading take you from a very basic introductory overview for new staff or exporters, lead you through the maze of documents and regulations, costings and quotations and provide an overview of methods of payment. Description Dates Location Duration Fee Export Documentation 23 April 2012 Kent 1 Day £320.00 + VAT
Other courses
We have considerable additional knowledge and expertise available to you in most aspects of the transport, safety and security fields. We design individual courses to meet particular requirements and would be happy to develop one specifically for your company. Please call us to discuss your needs in detail.
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