Dangerous Goods Regulations for Security Screening Personnel – 7.10 E-learning

Summary

The Dangerous Goods 7.10 training provides personnel involved in the screening of baggage, cargo, and mail with the knowledge and practical skills required to recognize and manage dangerous goods in accordance with aviation security requirements. The course focuses on identifying hazardous materials, understanding the risks they present to aviation safety, and applying the appropriate procedures to prevent incidents.

Participants learn to recognize the different classes of dangerous goods, identify prohibited and restricted items, perform basic document checks, assess potential hazards, and communicate safety information effectively. Through a combination of theoretical instruction and practical examples, the course prepares participants to respond appropriately to incidents involving dangerous goods while ensuring compliance with applicable aviation security regulations and maintaining the safety of airport operations.

Target Audience

• Airport or ground handling staff involved in screening baggage, cargo and mail
• Security service providers staff involved in screening baggage, cargo and mail
• Security operations managers and supervisors

Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Explain the main regulations and principles governing the transport of dangerous goods by air.
• Identify the different classes of dangerous goods and recognize prohibited or restricted items.
• Recognize undeclared or hidden dangerous goods during the screening of baggage, cargo, and mail.
• Interpret hazard communication, including markings, labels, packaging information, and other relevant indicators.
• Describe the basic checks to be carried out on documents, packages, and consignments for signs of undeclared dangerous goods.
• Assess potential hazards associated with dangerous goods and identify the appropriate safety measures.
• Explain the correct reporting and communication procedures for dangerous goods-related concerns and irregularities.
• Describe the basic emergency response procedures to follow in the event of an incident involving dangerous goods.
• Understand how to help protect people, aircraft, cargo, and airport operations when dealing with dangerous goods.

Additional information

Upon passing the exam with a minimum score of 80%, you will receive a certificate valid for 24 months.

This course is also available in classroom format.