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APPENDIX H—DANGEROUS GOODS TRAINING …
APPENDIXH DANGEROUSGOODSTRAININGGUIDELINES (DGTWG)supportedbytheIATAD angerousGoodssessmentistoproduceacompete ntworkforcebyprovid-Board(DGB)( ) , (b) , ,howevertheemployerorthoseactingontheirb ehalfexample,entitiessuchasgroundservice providersandmusttailorthematerialfoundin theseguidelinestoreachfreightforwarders, , , .Itismanifestedandobservedthroughbehavio urscompetency-basedapproachtoadangerousg oodstrain-thatmobilizethefourcompetencyf actors:knowledge, , , :Advanced( ) (a) (b) (c) , ,theoutcomeor, (d)Experience:isrelatedtotheappliedknowl edgeandskills:Howoften?Where?When? , :(a)targetingfunctionspecifictrainingnee ds;(b)supportingcontinuouslearningandper formanceim-provement;(c)gearingtowardsle arningratherthansimplypassingNote:atest; *ExperienceisnotoneofthetraditionalKSAfa ctors,but(d)ensuringtheintegrationofknow ledge,skills, ; (e)supportingtheapplicationofsafetymanag ementmustconsiderthecomplexityoftasksand context,thesystems(SMS);andrangeofwork(r )
Dangerous Goods Regulations H.2.4.1 The four competency factors are described as: Advanced (): broad range of work. Complex (a) Knowledge: is the theoretical or practical under- technical and professional activities in a wide variety of standing of a subject. It is a means to understand contexts. From substantial to wide scope for personal
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