Career Path

Dangerous Goods (DGR) Specialist

Classify, label, accept and escalate dangerous goods shipments per IATA DGR regulations at cargo / airline cargo / freight forwarder operations.

Entry-level (0–2 yrs)

₹25,000-₹35,000/month

Senior (3–7 yrs)

₹50,000-₹80,000/month

Top (8+ yrs)

₹90,000-₹1.3L/month

Salary by experience

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12th pass + Wings DGR training certificate (designed in line with IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations industry standards)

Certifications recruiters look for when shortlisting dangerous goods (dgr) specialist candidates.

IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) — Wings DGR training certificate, designed to IATA DGR industry standards
Cargo handling + classification fundamentals
Customs + regulatory documentation
Wings airport-management completion certificate

Step 1
Meet eligibility criteria
Complete 12th pass. Strong attention to documentation detail, regulatory aptitude, willing to handle high-stakes cargo escalations.
Step 2
Enroll in airport management with DGR module
Join Wings Institute Airport Management & Ground Staff Training. The IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations module covers classification, packing, labelling, marking, documentation and acceptance per IATA DGR industry standards.
Step 3
Earn Wings DGR training certificate
On successful module completion Wings Institute issues its DGR training certificate. Curriculum designed in line with IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations industry-standard guidelines and protocols.
Step 4
Get placed at cargo / forwarder operators
Wings places DGR-track trainees at AI-SATS, TATA SATS, Bird Group, Adani Cargo + freight forwarders (DHL Express, FedEx, Blue Dart) at major Indian cargo terminals including Hirasar Rajkot.

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Airport Management — 1 Year (Part-Time). Fees ₹1,07,000–₹1,24,000. 100% placement assistance, ₹10K scholarship via W-NAT.