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Dangerous Goods Passenger Handling Checklist

This Dangerous Goods passenger handling checklist helps airlines and ground handling agents verify compliance during check-in and boarding. It covers displaying hidden DG warnings at check-in and boarding areas per ICAO guidance, referencing Table 2.3.A, and asking passengers about items like power banks and lighters. Procedures include handling battery-powered mobility aids, dry ice in baggage, and responding to undeclared or misdeclared DG. The checklist lists commonly seized items, and prompts for staff training records and adequate staffing. Fields capture operator and agent details for audit traceability.

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Transportation of Dangerous Goods by Ground Training (CA)

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Transportation of Dangerous Goods by Ground Training (CA)

This course offers a thorough understanding of dangerous goods, emphasizing their safe handling, labeling, and transportation. Participants will gain knowledge of what qualifies as a dangerous good, the laws regulating their handling in Canada, and the various classifications of hazardous materials. The course also covers best practices for storing dangerous goods in appropriate containers, following proper labeling procedures, and recognizing the safety marks associated with these substances. In addition, learners will learn about the essential safety measures and equipment needed for handling dangerous goods, ensuring full compliance with safety protocols. By the end of the course, participants will have the skills and knowledge to manage dangerous goods effectively and safely through ground training. (Last updated: March, 2025)

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