NPHL Packing & Shipping Division 6.2 & 9 Infectious Substances Training

NPHL Packing & Shipping Division 6.2 & 9 Infectious Substances Training

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Title

NPHL Packing & Shipping Division 6.2 & 9 Infectious Substances Training

Subject

Laboratory

Description

This two-day course is appropriate for those responsible for packing, marking, labeling and documentation of shipments for the transportation of Division 6.2 infectious substance and dry ice. The procedures and practices highlighted in this training are based on the requirements of the Department of Transportation (DOT), United States Postal Services (USPS), International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), International Air Transportation Association (IATA), and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). However, each facility is responsible for assuring that appropriate packing instructions are adhered to as required by federal law and air transport standards. Participants will mark, label, package and complete documentation for a variety of infectious substances shipments (Category A, Category B, Exempt Patient Specimens) through several facilitated, hands-on learning activities. An examination and practical exercises will be provided to participants to demonstrate competency.

Creator

University of Nebraska Medical Center / Nebraska Medicine

Date

2021-11-24

Objectives

Attendees are encouraged to download and review all resources prior to the course date. Course resources can be downloaded in the "Resources" tab which will appear after registration.

At the end of this course, you will be able to:

Recognize requirements for initial and recurrent training and certification for the transportation of Division 6.2 infectious substances and dry ice.
Identify applicable regulations and requirements for the transportation of Division 6.2 infectious substances and dry ice.
Determine the proper course of action for packing and shipping Division 6.2 infectious substances and dry ice.
Summarize the potential risks associated with packing and shipping infectious substances.
Apply the key components of Packing instruction 620, 650, and 952, and properly mark, label and document Division 6.2 infectious substances and dry ice.