Appreciation Course on Handling of Lithium Batteries by Air
- 06 Dec 2024, Intake: 5
- Next year’s Training Schedule — click here for dates (available end Dec or next Jan)
Read what our participants have learnt from this course…
More prepared and have the knowledge to handle lithium batteries by air.
Arnold Chiam, Project Manager, A. C. S. L. Pte Ltd.
It is good to meet new friends and heard all the different issues they met during operations related to lithium battery from different industries.
Ganesan S/O Kaliappan, Assistant Manager – Operations, X.L.W. A.P. Pte Ltd.
Objectives
This appreciation course will equip the learners with knowledge to pack and ship lithium ion and lithium metal cells and batteries by air, in compliance with the regulatory requirements of the ICAO Technical Instruction and IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR). Over one day, you will examine the classification and identification of dangerous goods, with particular focus on lithium batteries. You will learn about the limitations to transport of lithium batteries by air, as well as emergency procedures in the event of an incident or accident.
This appreciation course is based on the content of the IATA Lithium Battery Shipping Guidelines, a comprehensive guide designed for shippers and packer to meet their safety obligations related to the safe transport of dangerous goods by air.
What You Will Learn
Upon completing this course, you will have the skills to:
- Understand the basis and applicability of the IATA DGR
- Apply the states and operation variations
- Identify and classify the 9 hazard classes including provisions of lithium batteries
- Apply the applicable special provisions
- Apply the provisions for packing, marking and labelling of shipments containing lithium batteries
- State the relevant emergency response and reporting procedure
Who Should Attend
- Manufacturers of cells and batteries
- Battery assemblers
- Shippers and packers
- Other operators handling lithium batteries
Coverage
- Definition of dangerous goods (DG)
- Application of the IATA DGR
- Responsibilities of shippers, packers and freight forwarders
- Limitations applicable to the transport of DG by air
- Classification of the 9 hazard classes including the provision of lithium batteries
- Identification of special provisions
- Packing provisions
- Marking and labelling requirements
- Required transport documentation including DGD and AWB
- Dangerous goods emergency response and reporting requirements
Fees
| SLA Member | Non-Member | Self-Sponsored | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Course Fee | $398 | $498 | $498 |
| GST | $35.82 | $44.82 | $44.82 |
| Application Fee | $32.70 | $32.70 | $32.70 |
| Total Fee (payable to TLA) |
$466.52 | $575.52 | $575.52 |
Payment
Payment will only be required after the course is confirmed.
(The status of the course would usually be advised one (1) month before the course start date.)
Payment mode (retail payment facilities are not available) :
Overseas – Telegraphic transfer
Local – Bank transfer or Corporate PayNow
Lecturer
Mr. Tony Allais is currently a free-lance IATA Professional Instructor for Dangerous Goods Regulations (International Air Transport Association). He currently conducts IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations courses in Vietnam.
Duration
1 day (9 am to 6 pm), 8 hours
Certification
A Certificate of Attendance will be awarded upon successful completion with 75% attendance.
