E-learning
IMDG Code training
Get your Certificate IMDG Code training. Your E-learning / online Course: learn 24/7 about the basics of the IMDG Code and get your certificate.
About the course
In the online E-learning IMDG Code training, a wide range of topics will be covered; as international regulations, the classification of substances according to the IMDG, the segregation table.
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Training Requirements in the E-learning IMDG code
In the 2002 edition of the IMDG Code, training was introduced for the first time. The training requirements have become mandatory starting with Amendment 34-08. The IMO Member Governments recognised that the safe transport of dangerous goods by sea is dependent upon...
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POSTPONED Sub-Committee on Human Element, Training and Watchkeeping (HTW)
6/1/2020 1 - 6/5/2020 16/1/2020 1 - 6/5/2020 1Read More