Special Cargo Houston can help your company develop a hazardous material compliance program meeting all
local and international regulations, offering a complete suite of online and instructor-led general
awareness and function-specific hazardous training courses to fit your business needs.
Anyone involved in the preparation or transportation of hazardous commodities MUST be trained and certified to increase
safety awareness and reduce hazardous material incidents. A few examples of hazmat employees that must be trained and certified:
- Forklift drivers
- OTR drivers
- Personnel completing shipping paperwork
- Dangerous goods packers and handlers
The consequences of noncompliance with hazardous material regulations can be severe for businesses (significant financial
penalties) and people (injury and loss of life). An effective training program is an essential part of any
organization’s compliance culture around the handling of hazardous materials.
Online E-Learning Training Modules
Special Cargo Houston offers standalone hazardous training modules for all modes of transportation and lithium battery shipments.
We can also offer bundled pricing packages for all available e-learning modules at a steep discount. Upon completion of
each training module, users will receive a certificate that can be printed or saved and is valid for two years.
49 CFR Dangerous Goods Awareness
For employees involved in handling, shipping, and/or transporting Dangerous Goods. Upon completion of this course, the employee will be
compliant with the most up-to-date regulations per the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations Title 49 (49 CFR).
Dangerous Goods by Air Awareness
This course will provide the necessary initial or recurrent training to employees involved in handling, shipping,
and/or transporting Dangerous Goods by Air. Upon completion of the course, the employee will be compliant with
the most up-to-date regulations from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and International Civil
Aviation Organization (ICAO).
Dangerous Goods by Sea Awareness
This course will provide the necessary initial or recurrent training to employees involved in handling, shipping,
and/or transporting Dangerous Goods by Sea. Upon completion of the course, the employee will be compliant with the
most up-to-date regulations from the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
Lithium Batteries by Air
Intended for anyone involved in the handling, shipping, and/or transport of Lithium Batteries by Air.
This course will fulfill the requirements according to Part 1, Chapter 4 of the ICAO TI and subsections
1.5 and 1.6 of the IATA DGR for the transport of Lithium Batteries as stand-alone, contained in equipment,
and packed in equipment.
Accredited IATA USA Course 1
H.6.0 - Understanding the basics of Dangerous Goods - USA
This course meets the training requirements of ICAO Technical Instructions for the safe transport of Dangerous Goods by
Air Acquire basic knowledge of the transport of Dangerous Goods by Air. To complete this module, the student needs to
have a copy of the IATA DGR (2022 Edition). All modules will have exercises to complete and the user must pass a
10-question test at the end. To pass the module, the delegate needs a minimum score of 80%, which will be calculated
on the result of all modules together.
Accredited IATA USA Course 2
Dangerous Goods by Air - Online - USA
Preparation of Dangerous Goods shipments. To complete this module, the student needs to have a copy of the
IATA DGR (2022 Edition). Learn how the IATA DGR is organized, which system is applied and how to use the book.
All modules will have exercises to complete and the user must pass a 10-question test at the end. To pass the
module, the delegate needs a minimum score of 80%, which will be calculated on the results of all modules together.
Preparing shipments of Radioactive Material - Online - USA
This course meets the training requirements of ICAO Technical Instructions for preparing Radioactive shipments for
transport of Dangerous Goods by Air. To complete this module, the student needs to have a copy of the IATA DGR
(2022 edition). Learn how the IATA DGR is organized, which system is applied and how to use the book.
All modules will have exercises to complete and the user must pass a 10-question test at the end.
To pass the module, the delegate needs a minimum score of 80%, which will be calculated on the results of all modules together.
Special Cargo Houston will offer instructor-led and online training modules for IATA, IMDG, 49CFR,
Lithium Battery Awareness, and Dangerous Goods Awareness
- Instructor led training services at in-house training facility
- Instructor led hazardous training at customer locations
- E-Learning Modules: Online self-paced training for general
awareness of hazardous shipping regulations