DANGEROUS GOODS TRAINING INDIA – IMDG Code Compliance Centre

IMDG Code Training Certificates Issued

IMDG Code Training certificates, issued by Shashi Kallada, listed in alphabetical order of name of organization. Those who have not undertaken refresher training for IMDG Code 37-14 shall undertake same before 31^st Dec 2015 or before handling dangerous goods according to this amendment.

IMDG Code Amendment 37-14 can be used voluntarily from 1^st January 2015 and will enter into force from 1^st January 2016.

If a certificate number, signed by me, is not found below scanned copy of same may be sent to self for verification.

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Time to Change IMDG Code

If you haven’t done, it’s time to change your IMO books to 36^th amendment.

IMDG Code (Amdt. 36-12) will come into force from 1^st January 2014. Almost all shipping lines have already switched over to IMDG Code 36-12 to ensure compliance for dangerous goods being carried and or delivered on or after 1^st January 2014.

Chapter 1.3 of IMDG Code makes it mandatory for shore side personnel engaged in transport of dangerous goods by sea to receive training commensurate with their responsibilities.

Competent Authority of India, Directorate General of Shipping, through its circular M.S. Notice No. 6 of 2010 reiterates the mandatory requirement of training of shore based personnel.

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Container ship Bahia Laura (Photo credit: L2F1)

IMDG Code e-learning (shashikallada.com)
Detailed guide: Driving dangerous goods and special loads (gov.uk)

IMDG Code e-learning

IMDG Code training became mandatory from 1 January 2010 for all shore-side staff involved in dangerous goods transport by sea.

Shore side staff requiring IMDG Code training include: – shippers and forwarders, container packers and consolidators, shipping line operations and booking staff, stevedores and port staff. IMDG Code e-learning is a cost-effective training course for shore side staff involved in dangerous goods handling and transport by sea.

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