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Dangerous goods consulting, by who you are and what you move

Dangerous Goods by Air Consulting helps shippers comply with the regulatory requirements, which avoids delayed shipments and enforcement penalties and keeps dangerous goods from endangering an aircraft, its occupants or ground staff. Freight forwarders, ground service providers and operators get the same depth on their own obligations under CASR Part 92 and the IATA DGR.

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Shippers and freight forwarders

Dangerous goods compliance for shippers and freight forwarders

Dangerous goods audits, product classification, CASA approvals and exemptions, and technical advice for Australian shippers and freight forwarders moving dangerous goods by air.

  • Dangerous goods audit of your facility and documentation
  • Evaluation of your products against the dangerous goods requirements
  • Liaison with civil aviation authorities
  • Technical advice on preparing consignments
How this works
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Operators and ground service providers

Dangerous goods manuals, audits and procedures for airlines and ground handlers

Dangerous goods manual preparation and review, cargo terminal audits, IATA DGR procedures and CASA liaison for airline operators and ground service providers in Australia and the region.

  • Dangerous goods manual preparation and review
  • Audit of cargo terminals, procedures and documentation
  • Development of procedures to comply with the IATA DGR
  • Liaison with civil aviation authorities
  • Technical advice on the transport of dangerous goods by air
How this works
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Designated postal operators

Dangerous goods procedures for designated postal operators

Procedures for designated postal operators to control dangerous goods entering the mail and to carry permitted items such as lithium batteries in equipment, under the ICAO Technical Instructions and UPU requirements.

  • Procedures to control the introduction of dangerous goods into mail
  • Procedures for the carriage of permitted dangerous goods in mail
How this works

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