Webinar: JUNE 19, 2025
IMDG Certification Webinar
$395.00
Get trained and certified for IMDG Ocean Shipping. This webinar training is led by a live instructor. Take advantage of asking questions and interacting with an expert. This flexible webinar training can be done from anywhere with an internet connection and computer. Class times listed below are in Pacific time.
Additional dates June 21 and October 23, 2025.
JUNE 16, 2025
9-3 PM Pacific
General Awareness Training (required)
JUNE 19, 2025
9-3 PM Pacific
IMDG Ocean Training
Next Sessions held:
October 23, 2025
IMDG Ocean Training
General Awareness Training
JUNE 16, 2025 · WebinarGeneral awareness is a prerequisite for the IMDG Ocean certification. This training will be offered by webinar or by self-paced online training. It must be completed prior to the 1 day IMDG webinar training.
Prerequisite Training
All Modes of Transport
No Regulations Needed
1-Day
The Webinar below requires the above General Awareness Training as a prerequisite. You must select "Online General Awareness" OR "Webinar General Awareness" when adding to your cart to include this training.
Dangerous Goods By Ocean
JUNE 19, 2025 · WebinarGet certified to prepare, ship, or handle dangerous goods transported by ocean vessel in accordance with the IMO IMDG Regulations. This one-day webinar is ideal for both initial and recurrent training. This is the regulatory compliance training required by all major ocean carriers and the US DOT.
IMO IMDG Certification
Ocean Shipping
IMO IMDG Code Regulations Required
1-Day
Who Should Take This Course?
For shippers of dangerous goods by ocean, you must comply with the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG). The IMDG Code requires that employees involved in shipping dangerous goods by vessel receive training (IMDG Code Chapter 1.3). This live webinar training is always up-to-date with the latest regulations and meets the minimum training requirements specified by the US DOT and in the IMDG Code.
Topics Covered
- A definition of “hazardous materials” and “dangerous goods”
- Review of the nine classes of hazardous materials set out in the regulations
- A detailed review of the shipping process for all classes and divisions except Radioactive Materials (Class 7)
- Packaging and package selection (both UN packaging and non-UN packaging types)
- Marking, labeling, and documentation requirements learned by preparing sample shipments
- Safety, emergency response, and security awareness
- The shipper’s responsibilities in the transportation process
Note: additional training is recommended for shippers of Class 1 (Explosives), Division 6.2 (Infectious Substances) and Class 9 (Lithium Batteries) as only an introduction to these hazard classes is provided.
