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ICC Shipping Dry Ice by Ground & Air (US)
WB-DRYU10R This curriculum imparts knowledge for transporting dry ice via air and ground routes within the US, abiding by the 49 CFR and the IATA regulations.
The curriculum of ICC Shipping Dry Ice by Ground & Air (US) is designed to provide instruction on transporting dry ice via air and ground within the US, strictly following the 49 CFR and the IATA regulations.
IT’S MANDATORY TO HAVE A COPY OF THE IATA DANGEROUS GOODS REGULATIONS AND THE 49 CFR REGULATIONS TO COMPLETE THE ICC SHIPPING DRY ICE BY GROUND & AIR (US) TRAINING.
- Introduction to National and International Regulations
- Classification of Dry Ice
- Packaging for Dry Ice
- Hazard Communication
- Documentation
- Loading and Emergency Response
- Quiz
Estimated to take roughly 30 minutes
Quiz questions are incorporated throughout the ICC Shipping Dry Ice by Ground & Air (US) course. A certificate is obtainable upon scoring 80% or above (within 5 attempts) on the quiz. Essential supplementary materials for this course can be accessed online.
On successful accomplishment of this online course, a certificate of completion will be available for download and print, which will be valid for two years.
Course Details
Course Length
This course will take roughly 30 minutes
Passing Mark
To pass this training course, you need to score 80% or higher on the quiz
Certificate
Upon the successful completion of this course a certificate with your name will be stored on your profile and available to print
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