Introduction: Presentation of the trainees, identification of the group's level of knowledge and the expectations of each trainee, and presentation of the teaching method adapted to the context of the session by the trainer. The trainer then presents the training objectives and the following program:

• General provisions, definitions and training regulations
• Classifications
• Dangerous goods list, special provisions and exceptions
• Provisions relating to the use of packaging and tanks
• Shipping procedures
• Construction and testing of packagings, IBCs, large packagings, portable tanks, MEGCs and road tank vehicles
• Provisions relating to transport operations (specific safety measures to be taken on board ships: stowage, separation of materials, fire precautions, temperature control)
• Practical exercise and written test of knowledge

Conclusion: Questions/answers, consolidation and evaluation of acquired knowledge, assessment and evaluation of training.

To ensure the effectiveness of this training course, the trainee must, before the start of the course, be aware of the conditions for carrying out this training session, as defined in this training description and in the Trainee's Welcome Booklet (Methods of carrying out the course, Applicable hygiene rules, Disciplinary rules and applicable sanctions).

• STCW Table A-II/2
• IMDG Code and Division 411 of the Regulations annexed to the Order of November 23, 1987 on ship safety

Customer's responsibility :

• List and convocation of trainees
• Room adapted to the number of trainees

SURTYMAR's responsibility :

• Video projector and computer
• Projection media (PC) and materials for any exercises required
• Forms: Attendance sheets

• Face-to-face: price on quotation
• Online: €590