DGR Training

What do Dangerous Goods pose a risk to?

• Health and safety, property, and the environment

• The package the dangerous goods are contained in

• Dangerous goods can take time to load, this may delay the aircraft

• None of the above

What organization creates the referencing and training material for Dangerous Goods?

• IATA

• FAA

• ICAO

• O CATSA

What shape are Dangerous Goods labels?

• Diamond

• Pentagon

• Triangle

• Square

Infectious substances labels are different from other dangerous goods labels. How can we recognize infectious substance labels from standard dangerous goods labels?

• Infectious substance labels are smaller (50mm x 50mm)

• Infectious substance labels are triangular

• Infectious substance labels are larger (100mm x 100mm)

• Infectious substance labels are bright yellow

What dangerous goods label is this?

• Class 7 division 1 radioactive dangerous goods

• Class 8 corrosives

• Class 9 miscellaneous dangerous goods

• Class 7 division 3 radioactive dangerous goods

What dangerous goods label is this?

• This way up

• Class 7 division 3 radioactive dangerous goods

• Cargo Aircraft Only

• Class 9 miscellaneous dangerous goods

What handling label is this?

• Package must be stored above ground

• Magnetic material

• This way up

• Beware heavy load

What is the emergency telephone number for the fire service?

• 192

• 911

• 222

• 999

When do you report an incident involving dangerous goods?

• When you get a break

• At the end of your shift

• Immediately to the emergency services via 911, Field Supervisor, and H&S

• Do not report the incident

What is a priority when operating around dangerous goods?

• Making sure the passenger is happy with the service they are getting

• Safety when handling or working around dangerous goods

• The package is delivered on time

• Having plenty of breaks