IATA Dangerous Goods Training – 7.1 Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments
What This Course Covers
What's included?
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Modules with quizzes.
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IATA Certificate (2 Years)
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Interactive Videos
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Final Exam.
Online Pricing
IATA 7.1 – Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments
Initial Training: Approx. NZD $430
Recurrent Training: Approx. NZD $305
Pricing is approximate only and subject to change due to USD exchange rate fluctuations, as the original course pricing is set in USD.
Receive an Official IATA Certificate
Upon successful completion of the course and final assessment, participants will receive an official IATA Dangerous Goods certificate issued through WiseTech Academy.
This internationally recognised certification demonstrates competency in the handling, preparation, processing or acceptance of dangerous goods consignments under the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations.
Frequently asked questions
What is the IATA 7.1 Dangerous Goods course?
Who should complete IATA 7.1 training?
This course is suitable for:
- Freight forwarders
- Cargo and warehouse personnel
- Export documentation staff
- Logistics and transport coordinators handling air freight dangerous goods shipments.
Why should I book through DG Solutions?
DG Solutions has partnered with WiseTech Academy to provide flexible online IATA Dangerous Goods training to the New Zealand market.
Through our partnership, we are able to offer customers an exclusive 12.5% discount off standard course pricing, helping businesses reduce training costs while still receiving internationally recognised IATA training and certification.
Is this course completed online?
Yes. The course is delivered fully online through WiseTech Academy and can be completed at your own pace from anywhere.
Will I receive an official IATA certificate?
Is this training approved by the New Zealand CAA?
WiseTech Academy is an internationally recognised IATA training provider.
However, under current New Zealand CAA requirements, this training is not approved for personnel working for New Zealand certificated airlines or their ground handling agents unless the training is delivered under a Part 141 certification framework.
For freight forwarders, shippers and other non-operator dangerous goods personnel, the training remains highly valuable and internationally recognised.
How long is the certification valid for?
What topics are covered in the course?
The course covers key requirements of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR), including:
- Identification and classification of dangerous goods
- Proper packing requirements for air transport
- Marking and labelling requirements
- Dangerous goods documentation procedures
- State and operator variations
- Preparation requirements for dangerous goods consignments
- Regulatory responsibilities and compliance obligations
- Requirements relating to the transport of radioactive materials.
What are the benefits compared to the current classroom training market?
Compared to traditional in person dangerous goods training, this online course provides:
- Significant cost savings
- No travel or accommodation costs
- Reduced time away from work
- Flexible self-paced learning
- Faster staff onboarding
- Easy access from anywhere in New Zealand
- Competitive pricing compared to current classroom providers.
How long does the course take to complete?
As a general guide, the:
- Initial IATA 7.1 course takes approximately 38 hours to complete
- Recurrent IATA 7.1 course takes approximately 10 hours to complete
As the training is fully self paced, completion times can vary depending on previous dangerous goods experience, operational knowledge and individual learning pace. Some participants may complete the course faster, while others may require additional time.
