Dangerous Good By Air
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John Michael Wilson successfully completed training in the safe transportation of dangerous goods by air in accordance with ICAO and IATA regulations, excluding radioactive materials, as certified by Alisdair Crossan of Dango Training Services Ltd on September 7, 2016. The certificate is valid until September 7, 2018 and covers the responsibilities of shippers, acceptance staff, and cargo agents related to transporting dangerous goods by air.
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- 1. / CERTIFICATE This is to certify that John Michael wilson Successfully completed The Safe Transportation of Dangerous Goods by Air In accordance with the ICAO & IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations*. *the responsibilities of shipper/acceptance staff and cargo agents in the transport of dangerous goods other than those related to the detailed requirements for radioactive material. CAA Approval No: 018402 On: 7th September 2016 Expiry: 7th September 2018 Alisdair Crossan, Instructor Dango Training Services Ltd – International Training & Consultancy CAA Student Registration Number: DGO/104457 Certification No: 03143 ~ Or end of expiry monthif training is undertakenwithin3 months of expiry.