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dangerous goods)
4 Methods used to identify cargo containing dangerous goods
5 The manner in which dangerous goods in each class of dangerous
goods mentioned in the Technical Instructions could jeopardise the
safety of an aircraft or anyone in it
6 The matters in the Foreword to the Technical Instructions
7 Part 1;2.1 of the Technical Instructions (Dangerous goods forbidden
for transport by air under any circumstance)
8 Parts 1;1.1 and 1;1.2 of the Technical Instructions (General
applicability and General transport requirements)
9 Part 1;2.2 of the Technical Instructions (Exceptions for dangerous
goods of the operator)
10 Part 1;2.3 of the Technical Instructions (Dangerous goods in air
mail)
11 Part 1;2.4 of the Technical Instructions (Dangerous goods in
excepted quantities)
12 Part 3;4 of the Technical Instructions (Dangerous goods in limited
quantities)
13 Part 1;3.1 of the Technical Instructions (Definitions)
14 Part 2 of the Technical Instructions (Classification of dangerous
goods)
15 Parts 3;1 and 3;2, Table 3-1 and Part 3;3 of the Technical Instructions
(respectively General, Arrangement of the Dangerous Goods List,
The Dangerous Goods List and Special Provisions)
16 Part 4 of the Technical Instructions (Packing instructions)
17 Part 5 of the Technical Instructions (Shipper’s responsibilities)
18 Part 7 of the Technical Instructions (Operator’s responsibilities)
19 Part 6 of the Technical Instructions (Packaging nomenclature,
marking requirements and tests)
20 Part 8 of the Technical Instructions (Provisions concerning
passengers and crew)
21 Attachment 1 to the Technical Instructions (Lists of proper shipping
names)
22 Attachment 3 to the Technical Instructions (Notified variations from
the Instructions)
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Table 92.135-2 Syllabus for training courses not requiring approval
Item Subject
1 The requirements of the Act and these Regulations relating to
consignment and carriage of dangerous goods
2 If the course is to be undertaken by an operator’s employee or
deemed employee, the purpose, contents and distribution
requirements of the operator’s dangerous goods manual
3 Parts 7;1.4, 7;5 and 7;6 of the Technical Instructions (The kinds of
cargo/passenger’s baggage that are likely to be, or contain,
dangerous goods)
4 Methods used to identify cargo containing dangerous goods
5 The manner in which the dangerous goods in each class of dangerous
goods mentioned in the Technical Instructions could jeopardise the
safety of an aircraft or anyone in it
6 The matters in the Foreword to the Technical Instructions
7 Part 1;2.2 of the Technical Instructions (Exceptions for dangerous
goods of the operator)
8 Part 1;3.1 of the Technical Instructions (Definitions)
9 Part 2 of the Technical Instructions (Classification of dangerous
goods)
10 Part 5;3 of the Technical Instructions (Labelling)
11 Part 7;2 of the Technical Instructions (Storage and loading)
12 Part 8 of the Technical Instructions (Provisions concerning
passengers and crew)
13 Attachment 3 to the Technical Instructions (Notified variations from
the Instructions)
92.140 Who may conduct training
(1) In this regulation:
approved training course means a training course required under this
Part that is required to be approved by CASA.
(2) A person must not give, or offer to give, instruction that purports to
be, or to form part of, a training course that is required to be approved
by CASA if the course is not approved.
Maximum penalty: 10 penalty units.
(3) A person must not give instruction that is part of an approved training
course if he or she is not approved for that purpose.
Maximum penalty: 10 penalty units.
(4) If an approved training course is conducted by distance education
methods (including correspondence, video or computer network) a
person must not:
(a) prepare material for; or
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(b) supervise;
the course if he or she is not approved for that purpose.
Maximum penalty: 10 penalty units.
(5) Unless granted an exclusion under regulation 92.155, a person must
not:
(a) give instruction that is part of a training course for group E
　
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