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December 18, 2019
Shippers of lithium batteries will face a new hurdle from 1 January, thanks to new transport regulations. The United Nations’ Committee of Experts, which creates the framework for dangerous goods regulations, has introduced a requirement which obliges manufacturers, and distributors of cells or batteries, to make available the test summary for their products.
Go to Full News StoryNovember 21, 2019
Due to the evolving nature of the regulations it is no surprise that the demand for dangerous goods training has risen. We have therefore increased the frequency of our open courses, and our schedule for 2020 – 2021 is now available on our website. It is not too late to attend our Dangerous Goods by Air, Road & Sea and Lithium Battery courses in 2019 as we still have places on our December courses!
Go to Full News StoryAugust 21, 2019
Lithium batteries are the dangerous goods subject of the moment. From watches, cameras, mobiles, laptops, e-cigarettes, bicycles, golf trolleys, cars to fork-lift trucks, they are in everything, and yet remain a challenge to transport. Complicated regulations are amended frequently, and the requirements for air, sea and road transport differ widely. As one of the first companies to develop a specialised Lithium Batteries by Air, Road & Sea course, we have now increased the frequency of our open courses to one or two per month. There are five available courses between September and December, so there is no need to wait months when you have some delegates who need to understand these complex regulations. All you have to do is click on this link which will take you to our schedule.
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