JAR OPS: Dangerous goods

The shipping of undeclared dangerous goods is very frequent and constitutes a difficult event to detect. The crew training and motivation are decisive to determine and overcomes the dangerous goods troubles.

Your expectations

You are seeking for an efficient regulatory training for your personnel concerned by the dangerous goods and the EU-OPS regulatory requirements.

You wish to develop the staff awareness on dangerous goods information

You wish the concerned personnel to be aware of the objects and the substances which they have to detect or whom have to alert them, in particular, during luggage or freight handling, any suspicious element which could cause danger and which they have to distrust.

Our offer

We propose you a regulatory training exempted by professionals who have the Air France’s knowledge and effectiveness on dangerous goods field. This training also has a relational approach which will allow you to make the difference in front of the customers.

Pedagogical objectives

To give to the trainees a specific knowledge on the dangerous goods regulation to be applied in the occurrences defined by the EU OPS and the OPS 1 for the various trades of the not titular owners of a permanent authorization.

As a general company process, you wish to improve the concerned personnel knowledge as it is specified by the regulations.

To aim at an effective prevention and detection approach improved by operational and relational methods.

Course content

International organizations. How UN, IAEA, ICAO, IATA, JAR regulations are linked. Participation of governments, international organizations and airlines.

Definition of dangerous goods and responsibilities : governments, shippers, operators and passengers

Importance of training & qualification of trainers

Applicability

Air operator certificate (AOC)

Quality system

Manuals & registers

General procedures to transport dangerous goods by air

Practical exercises based on the IATA dangerous goods regulations, all chapters presented based on field experience and exercises

Emergency procedures and reporting major incidents

Practical training