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Classification of Dangerous Goods Training
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The root of compliance is the product classification and identification.
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Before the shipper can select packaging, mark and identify a package, prepare a shipping document, placard a transport unit or report any incident, they must know the classification of their product. Is it dangerous? What is it exactly? How are dangerous goods classified? What packing group do they belong to? What tests are required to classify these products? How do you classify a mixture of different components?
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Initial TrainingThis program is designed as specialty training for chemists, regulatory specialists, manufacturers and other individuals involved in performing the classification procedure for dangerous goods. This two-day program concentrates on Step 1 only and shows the participant the precise classification process for the different modes of transport. This will also include classification of wastes (according to the TDGR or 49 CFR), marine pollutants, mixtures and solutions. Duration: 2 daysLanguages: English or French Prerequisite: TR-CLR10/TR-CLR100, TR-HMT10/TR-HMT100 or equivalent; and chemical knowledge Course Agenda PDF: Canada (English) or Canada (Français) Course Code:
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