Aerosols: Is your team trained for compliance and safety?
The British Aerosol Manufacturers’ Association (BAMA) is offering one-day training seminars to provide companies with accurate and up-to-date information on handling, storing or transporting aerosols.
The seminars on safe transportation of aerosols and on warehousing are open to all – including non-BAMA members – and take place at BAMA's Stevenage offices.
Aerosols are classed as ‘dangerous goods' for transport and the transport regulations require that any shipment of aerosol goods, including samples, must be properly declared and adequately packaged by staff that are ‘appropriately trained' to the current regulations
The 'Transporting aerosols' course takes place on 18th May 2016 and delivers an understanding of how the regulations for the transport of dangerous goods are developed by the UN and applied to the transport modes (i.e. for road, rail, sea and air).
The course is aimed at employees involved in the consignment of aerosols for transport in the UK and internationally and provides them with the appropriate training to fulfil the requirements of ADR (road), RID (rail), and IMDG (sea). It also gives an understanding of what is needed to consign aerosols for transport by air.
A certificate and the latest edition of the BAMA Transport Guide are issued to those who attend.
A one-day seminar – Warehousing aerosols – takes place on 26th May 2016 and will provide guidance on how to assess and minimise the risks of storing filled aerosols and how to comply with current legislative requirements. The course is designed for anyone involved in storing filled aerosols throughout the supply chain, including third party warehousing and retail regional distribution centres.
A certificate, a set of six warehouse posters and the latest edition of the BAMA Warehousing Guide are issued to those who attend.
For further details and prices, please contact BAMA.
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