DGCA DGR Training in India: Eligibility, Course Types and Career Scope
DGCA DGR training in India is designed around the responsibilities of personnel who handle, process, accept, screen, load or otherwise work with dangerous goods in aviation. The right course depends on the person’s actual job function.
Speedwings lists multiple IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations functions, including 7.1 for personnel preparing dangerous-goods consignments, 7.2 for general-cargo acceptance personnel, 7.3 for dangerous-goods acceptance, 7.4 for warehouse and ULD handling, 7.5 for passenger and crew baggage functions, and 7.6 for aircraft loading planning.
The page also lists training for flight crew, flight operations officers and dispatchers, cabin crew and screening personnel.
Instead of choosing a DGR course only by title, candidates should match the training function to their workplace duties, required knowledge and employer requirements.