Lithium Battery Course for Section II, Adequate Instruction – Code ELLB2

If you consign small lithium batteries for transport by any mode, whether on their own or in / with equipments you are required to be trained. This short online course meets the requirements for those shipping small lithium batteries and cells, such as those found in laptops, mobile phones and watches. It has been designed by industry experts for those who pack and ship Section II lithium ion and lithium metal cells and batteries. The content covers all modes of transport, and the course would normally take up to 1 hour in total.  It can be undertaken in your own time and at your own pace. In taking this course you will learn how to: • classify lithium batteries for transport; • complete the necessary documentation; • mark, label, and package consignments correctly. Once you have successfully completed the course you will be provided with a certificate, valid for two years, to show that they have received “Adequate Instruction” in accordance with the regulations. ELLB2 Adequate Instruction Course • Recognised worldwide. • Cost effective. • Staff can take the online lithium battery training at their desk or at home. • No restrictions to rigid course dates, take the course anytime within 90 days following registration. • The modules can be repeated to re-enforce learning as many times as required. • On completion of the course, students can download and print their own certificates. This online training course ELLB2 is for Section II Lithium Batteries only. If you require training for Section IA and IB Lithium Batteries click here. The login credentials for the course will be sent directly from our Learning Management System.  Please allow 24 hrs for these details to arrive. As the credentials are specific to each student and they are auto-generated.  If they have not been received within one day, please check your spam filter before contacting Labeline.  Labeline has produced a useful reference guide document to assist with the transport of Lithium ion, Lithium Metal and Sodium ion batteries by road: Click here to download the document. If the only dangerous goods that you ship by air are lithium or sodium batteries you will find the appropriate regulations in the IATA Battery Shipping Regulations.  IATA has also produced a Guidance Document which provides an overview of the requirements.