The CBTA Moduls in Detail!

ICAO Doc 10147 (Guidance on a Competency-based Approach to Dangerous Goods Training and Assessment) describes recommended knowledge and task lists for well-defined roles.

On this basis, the German Federal Aviation Office (LBA) has published Modules A to T for dangerous goods training according to CBTA.

Here you can find detailed information on the training categories, such as:

• Duration of training
• General information
• Training content

Module	Role	(former TC)
Shippers
A	Personnel responsible for preparing of dangerous goods consignments (sippers)	(1)
B	Personnel responsible for packing of dangerous goods consignments (packers)	(2)
Freight forwarders
C	Personnel responsible for processing dangerous goods consignments	(3)
D	Personnel responsible for processing goods presented as general cargo	(4)
E	Personnel responsible for handling cargo in a warehouse and loading and unloading unit load devices	(5)
Operators and ground handling agents
F	Personnel responsible for accepting dangerous goods consignments	(6)
G	Personnel responsible for processing or accepting goods presented as general cargo	(7)
H	Personnel responsible for handling cargo in a warehouse, loading and unloading unit load devices and loading and unloading aircraft cargo compartments	(8)
I	Personnel responsible for accepting passenger and crew baggage, managing aircraft boarding areas and other functions involving direct passenger contact at an airport	(9)
J	Flight crew	(10)
K	Flight operations officers and flight dispatchers	(10)
L	Personnel responsible for the planning of aircraft loading	(10)
M	Personnel responsible for coordinating aircraft loading (ramp agent)	(10)
N	Cabin crew	(11)
Security agents
O	Personnel responsible for the screening of passengers and crew and their baggage, cargo and mail	(12)
Operators „No Carry“
P	Personnel responsible for processing or accepting goods presented as general cargo	(13)
Q	Personnel responsible for handling cargo in a warehouse, loading and unloading unit load devices and loading and unloading aircraft cargo compartments (without dangerous goods)	(14)
R	Personnel responsible for accepting passenger and crew baggage, managing aircraft boarding areas and other functions involving direct passenger contact at an airport	(15)
S	Flight crew, flight operations officers and flight dispatchers, personnel responsible for the load planning and loading of aircraft (without dangerous goods)	(16)
T	Cabin crew	(17)

 

Anmerkungen:

1. Each employee may be responsible for a mixture of tasks or be responsible for more than one role (if applicable).
2. Alternatively, employers may individually name a training needs analysis for each employee, describing the training needs for certain job functions. For this purpose, an individual „Training Needs Analysis" must be created.