Lesson 1.1 — What is AVIH and why it matters for loading personnel

Lesson 1.2 — Loading personnel responsibilities under IATA LAR

Lesson 1.3 — IATA LAR — overview of relevant sections for ramp staff

Lesson 1.4 — Consequences of non-compliance — animal welfare and carrier liability

Lesson 2.1 — Identifying live animal containers

Lesson 2.2 — Container integrity checks — damage, ventilation and security

Lesson 2.3 — Rejecting a container — when and how

Lesson 3.1 — Basic animal behaviour principles for loading staff

Lesson 3.2 — Stress indicators — signs an animal is in distress

Lesson 3.3 — Disturbance — causes and prevention on the ramp

Lesson 4.1 — Segregation of animals from other animals

Lesson 4.2 — Incompatibility chart — species that cannot be loaded together

Lesson 4.3 — Segregation from foodstuffs

Lesson 4.4 — Segregation from dangerous goods — compatibility requirements

Lesson 4.5 — Minimum distance requirements between incompatible loads

Lesson 5.1 — General loading procedures for live animal containers

Lesson 5.2 — Orientation of containers — this side up requirements

Lesson 5.3 — Securing live animal containers — preventing movement in flight

Lesson 5.4 — Species-specific loading requirements — pets, birds, reptiles, livestock

Lesson 5.5 — Loading in extreme temperatures — heat and cold considerations

Lesson 6.1 — Notification to Captain — purpose and content

Lesson 6.2 — Timing

Lesson 6.3 — Transmission procedures

Lesson 6.4 — Documentation requirements for loading personnel