Training

Build competence. Elevate standards. Ensure safety.

Air cargo traffic is expected to double over the next 20 years — there’s no better time than now to invest in training and professional development. CNS endorses training programs that support and promote global industry standards, helping companies in the U.S. cargo ecosystem stay compliant, competitive, and prepared for the future.

Dangerous Goods Training Requirement for Endorsement

As part of the CNS Cargo Agent and Authorized Intermediary Endorsement process, applicants must demonstrate compliance with mandatory training standards for handling dangerous goods.

Requirement:
At least two employees at the primary location hold a current IATA DG (Dangerous Goods) certification CBTA Function 7.3 Accepting Dangerous Goods.  At least one employee at the facility must have successfully completed the IATA-based Dangerous Goods training outlined in Section 7.3 of the CNS Cargo Membership Handbook.

This course must follow the Competency-Based Training & Assessment (CBTA) methodology.

Training can be completed through IATA or any other recognized training provider that offers CBTA-compliant programs. For a list of recognized training providers, please visit IATA Dangerous Goods Training.

More information about this requirement is available in Section 4.2.7 of the CNS Handbook (PDF).

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Virtual training

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