Classroom Training

Why Train at Airpack

On-Site Training (Customized)

Online Training

Our Instructors

Training

All classes; ground(DOT 49CFR), air(IATA/ICAO), or ocean(IMO), are offered as initial or recurrent training classes. Emphasis is placed on DOT’s 49CFR as it is the “law of the land”. We then install and compliment all the required alternative regulations. The 49CFR is used by DOT and FAA enforcement when conducting audits. Knowing and understanding the U.S. regulations goes a long way in communicating compliance with these officials.

Classes are held in our multi-tiered (college-style) training center complete with state of the art teaching aids and students can use their laptops with our wireless internet capabilities. Students are taken on tours to see actual distressed shipments and witness why and how the shipments should be prepared correctly. Our teaching style is “real-world” – no lengthy lectures, reciting regulation after regulation. There is total class participation concluded by a written examination.

Student materials include a Study Guide inclusive of Work Projects, current edition of 49CFR and Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG). The alternative regulations, IATA / IMO / AFMAN 24-204, are used in the classroom and available for purchase should they be needed for the student’s library. This allows the student to use and apply the regulations while keeping training costs down.

Airpack provides all refreshments, continental breakfast, catered lunch and beverages for each day of class. Classes begin at 8:30 a.m. and end at 4:30 p.m. each day.

Benefits –

Send only the people you need to the class they need
Classroom setting allows your employees to share hazmat topics and troubleshooting issues with others in the industry
Quality classroom environment allows for no interruptions
Hands on training at our packaging facility expand the learning process with visual scenarios
Students are taken into the Airpack warehouse and shown distressed freight, indicating what it should, and should not, look like
Scheduled public classes run parallel with your employee’s recertification requirements

**Tentative 2011 Hazmat Training Schedule**