NEWS ARCHIVE

	IMDG Code e-learning course accredited by AMSA for 2010 mandatory training 2 November 2009
From January 2010, IMDG Code training is mandatory for all shore side staff involved in dangerous goods transport by sea, including shipping line booking staff, container packers, consolidators, shippers, forwarders, stevedores and drivers. The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has listed on its website training courses for shore side staff that meet its quality criteria. The Exis Technologies IMDG Code e-learning course has now been accepted and is currently the only electronic IMDG Code training course to be listed on the AMSA website. The full list of accepted training packages can be viewed at http://www.amsa.gov.au  <... more>
	Brittany Ferries purchases IMDG Code e-learning 3 September 2009
From January 2010, IMDG Code training is mandatory for all shore side staff involved in dangerous goods transport by sea, including shipping line booking staff, ship planners, container packers, consolidators, shippers and forwarders. Exis Technologies, the leading supplier of computerised systems for the management of dangerous goods in sea transport, is pleased to announce that Brittany Ferries has purchased the intranet version of their new computer-based IMDG Code e-learning course to train staff handling and transporting dangerous goods. Based on IMDG Code training recommendations, the course helps individuals and companies comply at low cost and with minimum disruption to normal working, without compromising high training standards.  <... more>
	Exis Technologies launches IMDG Code training solution for shore-side personnel at Multimodal 2009 3 April 2009
Exis Technologies, leading supplier of computerised systems for the management of dangerous goods in sea transport, is launching their new computer-based training tool, IMDG Code e-learning at Multimodal this year. From January 2010, IMDG Code training is mandatory for all shore-side staff, including shipping line booking staff, container packers, consolidators and port staff involved in dangerous goods transport by sea. Based on IMDG Code training recommendations, the course helps individuals and companies comply at low cost and with minimum disruption to normal working.  <... more>