What is DGR certificate?

Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) Category 3 for the Leadership & Management Training Program (partner-taught or self-study) This course fulfills ICAO and IATA training requirements and qualifies you to handle and process dangerous goods for carriage of by air for a 24-month period.

How do you get certified for dangerous goods?

You need to be over the age of 25 years, with a valid drivers licence and a valid PrDP. A PrDP is then handed in with our certificate at the traffic department and a new card is issued with the PrDP ‘D’ which indicates the legal requirement to transport Dangerous Goods and Substances above a certain quantity.

How long is a dangerous goods course?

Dangerous Goods Transportation This training course takes a total of eight hours to complete and is a NQF level 3 class.

Who is eligible for DGR status?

Some examples of the types of organisations eligible for DGR status include: Public hospitals. Public benevolent institutions. Public universities.

What is a Type 1 DGR?

An Item 1 DGR is one that conducts activities, but an Item 2 DGR is one whose permitted purpose is to make donations to Item 1 DGRs, while not conducting any activities itself.

How many months course is IATA?

Course Duration: Four months part time. Assessment and Certification: The certificates are awarded from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) after successful completion of the course. IATA certificate is recognized world-wide. IATA conducts exam in March, June, September and December of every year.

Is there any age limit for IATA courses?

There is no age limit to pursue IATA courses.

How much does a dangerous goods driver earn?

Find out what the average Dangerous Goods Driver salary is Entry-level positions start at R 132 000 per year, while most experienced workers make up to R 684 000 per year.

What is the difference between DGR 1 and DGR 2?

Organisations with DGR1 status are sometimes called “doing DGRs”, in a simplified sense they are organisations that carry out charitable works and use tax-deductible donations to fund these activities. Organisations with DGR2 status, on the other hand, are often called “giving DGRs”.

What is DGR registration?

Employment Directorate: DGR is the nodal agency for registering of serving Armed Forces Class I Gazetted Officers and ESM (Officers)s for employment opportunities. The serving commissioned officers can register themselves online on DGR website for availing subsequent benefits of DGR schemes.