Live Animals Regulations (LAR) course
Duration : 4-6 -hour partner-taught or self-study course
Live Animals Regulations (LAR) course
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GAA
Course Overview
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Target Group
IATA's Live Animals Regulations course will teach you how to transport live animals by air safely, in the correct container and with the correct documentation. Learn about container requirements, documentation requirements, and awareness of animals’ health. Learn how to comply with standards and international welfare regulations. The successful application of the IATA Live Animals Regulations for the transport of live animals by air and the achievement of the provisions of international legislation regarding animal welfare during transport are greatly dependent on how well personnel are trained.
Course Content
Upon completing this course, participants will be able to:
- Proper use of IATA's Live Animals Regulations manual
- Completion of the Shipper's Certification for Live Animals, the Notification to Captain (NOTOC) and CITES documentation
- Shippers and airlines responsibilities
- Classification and identification of live animals
- Packaging, documentation and marking requirements for live animal shipments
- Satisfy compliance standards and master the use of IATA's Live Animals Regulations manual
- Protect the safety and welfare of animals on the ground and in the air
- Review special routings and animal behaviors
- Identify and implement procedures to handle emergency situations
- Understand the container design principles for live animals
Course Objectives
- Satisfy compliance standards and master the use of IATA's Live Animals Regulations manual
- Protect the safety and welfare of animals on the ground and in the air
- Review special routings and animal behaviors
- Identify and implement procedures to handle emergency situations
- Understand the container design principles for live animals
After completion of this program, the participant will:
For more info or to register:
- Email us on info@gaa.aero
- Contact us on +973 17357777
Eligibility Criteria
This course is recommended for:
- Cargo agents
- Freight forwarders
- Airlines and cargo training specialists
- Cargo operations managers and frontline supervisors
Delivery Method
- This is a partner-taught or self-study course, which will take you approximately 45 hours to complete, depending on your previous knowledge and experience.
- The course materials are provided in e-book or printed format. Please choose the format when you register.
- You will have 12 months to complete the course and exam (enrollment validity), which starts from the date you purchase the course.
- The recommended level for this course is Entry-level.
- Performance will be based on an examination. Please refer to the Exam Information below for more details
Examination
- Method: Online exam with remote supervision (OERS)
- Format: 100 multiple-choice questions. Closed course book exam.
- Time Allowance: 3 hours
- Passing Grade: 60% correct answers
- Distinction Grade: 90% correct answers
- Number of exam attempts: 2
Certificate Awarded
An IATA Certificate is awarded to participants who successfully pass the final exam. Please note: As per LAR 1.4, this Certificate is valid for 36 months.
Upcoming Schedule
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