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Biosecurity Awareness Training 2025

Online Biosecurity Awareness Course

MPI Accredited Person Training

At the front line of the Biosecurity chain, keeping New Zealand free from unwanted pests and diseases, are trained Accredited Persons (APs). APs are responsible for checking and managing contamination risks associated with imported sea containers. All Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI - formerly MAF) approved transitional facilities for sea containers must have access to one or more APs. Having their own staff as APs helps businesses avoid delays or extra charges when clearing goods.

Transitional Facility Operator Training

All Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) approved transitional facilities must have a certified Transitional Facility Operator (TF Operator), and in some cases a Deputy TF Operator, to maintain overall responsibility for Biosecurity activities at their business. A TF Operator is the designated person whose name appears on the Ministry for Primary Industries Certificate of Approval as a Transitional Facility and Operator. (All prices include a MPI Levy)

Aviation - MPI Accredited Person Training

At the front line of the Biosecurity chain, keeping New Zealand free from unwanted pests and diseases, are trained Accredited Persons (APs). APs are responsible for checking and managing contamination risks associated with imported air containers. This training is specifically designed for people working with air containers, particularly those working at International Airports which are a Place of First Arrival (PoFA).

Virtual Classroom - Transitional Facility Operator Training Part 1

All Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) approved transitional facilities must have a certified Transitional Facility Operator (TF Operator), and in some cases a Deputy TF Operator, to maintain overall responsibility for Biosecurity activities at their business. A TF Operator is the designated person whose name appears on the Ministry for Primary Industries Certificate of Approval as a Transitional Facility and Operator. (All prices include a MPI Levy)

Virtual Classroom - Transitional Facility Operator Training Part 2

All Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) approved transitional facilities must have a certified Transitional Facility Operator (TF Operator), and in some cases a Deputy TF Operator, to maintain overall responsibility for Biosecurity activities at their business. A TF Operator is the designated person whose name appears on the Ministry for Primary Industries Certificate of Approval as a Transitional Facility and Operator. (All prices include a MPI Levy)

Virtual Classroom - MPI Accredited Person Training

At the front line of the Biosecurity chain, keeping New Zealand free from unwanted pests and diseases, are trained Accredited Persons (APs). APs are responsible for checking and managing contamination risks associated with imported sea containers. All Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI - formerly MAF) approved transitional facilities for sea containers must have access to one or more APs. Having their own staff as APs helps businesses avoid delays or extra charges when clearing goods.

Transitional Facility Operator Online Training 2024

MPI Transitional Facility Operator Training - Online Course

Biosecurity Awareness Online Training 2024

Online Biosecurity Awareness Training Course

Transitional Facility Operator Online Training 2025

MPI Transitional Facility Operator Training - Online Course

Biosecurity Awareness Training 2026

Online Biosecurity Awareness Course

CBAFF 9 Week course

This CBAFF Course is held once a week for 9 weeks instead of being done in Blocks. Please contact us on 0800 021 169 or via email training@ivs.co.nz to get booked in.

CBAFF Module 1 - Introduction to Customs Brokerage

This introductory module helps you understand how customs brokerage fits within New Zealand’s international trade environment

CBAFF 10 Week course

This CBAFF Course is held once a week for 10 weeks instead of being done in Blocks. Please contact us on 0800 021 169 or via email training@ivs.co.nz to get booked in

Module 1 – Customs Broker Responsibilities & Border System

Gain a foundational understanding of how customs brokerage operates within New Zealand’s international trade and supply chain environment. This module introduces key industry participants, border agencies, legislation, documentation, Incoterms, and the role customs brokers play in supporting compliant trade

Module 2 – TSW & Trade System Requirements

Learn how the Trade Single Window (TSW) supports electronic border lodgement and cargo reporting in New Zealand. This module covers TSW registration, declarant responsibilities, key message types, and the legal obligations associated with digital Customs transactions.

Module 3 – Customs & Excise Act 2018 - Powers, Penalties & Compliance

Explore the purpose, structure, and practical application of the Customs and Excise Act 2018. This module provides an overview of the legislation that underpins border control, revenue collection, and trade compliance in New Zealand.

Module 4 – Goods Movements, Border Agencies & Biosecurity

Develop an operational understanding of how goods physically move through New Zealand’s border environment. This module examines border agencies, biosecurity systems, Transitional Facilities, Cargo Terminal Operators, Import Health Standards, and risk management processes such as BMSB controls.

Module 5 – Tariff Classification

Build practical skills in tariff classification using the Harmonized System (HS) and the New Zealand Working Tariff. This module covers the General Rules for Interpretation (GIRs), Legal Notes, tariff concessions, and the process of determining accurate and defensible tariff classifications.

Module 6 – Valuation, Origin & Preference

Learn how valuation, origin, and Free Trade Agreement preferences impact duty, GST, and import compliance. This module explores Customs valuation methods, Rules of Origin, preferential trade agreements, and the documentation required to support origin and preference claims.

Module 7 – Entry Types, Refunds, Drawbacks & Customs Accounts

Understand the processes surrounding refunds, remissions, drawbacks, and Customs account management. This module covers eligibility requirements, deferred payment accounts, drawback calculations, and the financial compliance responsibilities involved in Customs revenue management.

Module 8 – Entry Preparation & Processing Workshop

Gain hands-on experience preparing and lodging electronic Customs declarations within the Trade Single Window (TSW) environment. This practical workshop-style module covers entry types, WCO3 message structures, goods descriptions, supporting documentation, and declaration compliance requirements.

CBAFF Module 2 - TSW & Trade System Requirements

Learn how the Trade Single Window (TSW) supports electronic border lodgment and cargo reporting in New Zealand. This module covers TSW registration, declarant responsibilities, key message types, and the legal obligations associated with digital Customs transactions.

CBAFF Module 3 - Customs & Excise Act 2018 - Powers, Penalties & Compliance

Explore the purpose, structure, and practical application of the Customs and Excise Act 2018. This module provides an overview of the legislation that underpins border control, revenue collection, and trade compliance in New Zealand.

CBAFF Module 4 - Goods Movements, Border Agencies & Biosecurity

Develop an operational understanding of how goods physically move through New Zealand’s border environment. This module examines border agencies, biosecurity systems, Transitional Facilities, Cargo Terminal Operators, Import Health Standards, and risk management processes such as BMSB controls.

CBAFF Module 5 - Tariff Classification

Build practical skills in tariff classifications using the Harmonized Systems (HS) and the New Zealand Working Tariff. This module covers the General Rules for Interpretation (GIRs), Legal Notes, tariff concessions, and the process of determining accurate and defensible tariff classifications.

CBAFF Module 6 - Valuation, Origin & Prefernce

Learn how valuation, origin, and Free Trade Agreement preferences impact duty, GST, and import compliance. This module explores Customs valuation methods, Rules of Origin, preferential trade agreements, and the documentation required to support origin and preference claims.

CBAFF Module 7 - Entry Types, Refunds, Drawbacks & Customs Accounts

Understand the processes surrounding refunds, remissions, drawbacks, and Customs account management. This module covers eligibility requirements, deferred payment accounts, drawback calculations, and the financial compliance responsibilities involved in Customs revenue management.

CBAFF Module 8 - Entry Preparation & Processing Workshop

Gain hands-on experience preparing and lodging electronic Customs declarations within the Trade Single Window (TSW) environment. This practical workshop-style module covers entry types, WCO3 message structures, goods descriptions, supporting documentation, and declaration compliance requirements.

CBAFF Customs UUI Training Course

This CBAFF Course is held once a week for 9 weeks instead of being done in Blocks. Please contact us on 0800 021 169 or via email training@ivs.co.nz to get booked in.

Export Declarant Course - Module 1

Export Declarant Course - Module 2

Export Declarant Examination

Virtual Classroom - CBAFF Customs UUI Course Block 1

Virtual Classroom - CBAFF Customs UUI Course Block 2

Virtual Classroom - Export Declarant

This will be an interactive course with our trainer and taught in a virtual classroom using the video conferencing tool, Zoom. You must have a computer or laptop with a web cam and speakers or headphones to be able to log on and complete this course. Please contact us on 0800 021 169 or via email training@ivs.co.nz if you have any questions.

Virtual Classroom - Introduction to Customs Broking and the Customs Tariff

This will be an interactive course with our trainer and taught in a virtual classroom using the video conferencing tool, Zoom. This course is designed as an introduction to the CBAFF Customs UUI course. Anyone who does not have at least 12 months working experience in the New Zealand Customs Broking Industry is strongly recommended to first attend this course before they attempt the UUI Course. The Introduction course will provide you with the knowledge needed to confidently participate in the UUI Course.

Introduction to Customs Broking and the Customs Tariff

This course is designed as an introduction to the CBAFF Customs UUI course. Anyone who does not have at least 12 months working experience in the New Zealand Customs Broking Industry is strongly recommended to first attend this course before they attempt the UUI Course. The Introduction course will provide you with the knowledge needed to confidently participate in the UUI Course.

CBAFF Advanced Customs Tariff Classification ~ Apparel & Footwear

An in-depth look at the classification of apparel and footwear. This course is specifically designed for customs staff with a basic or intermediate level of experience in tariff classification.

CBAFF Advanced Customs Tariff Classification ~ Chemicals

This course covers methods to accurately classify difficult goods, easily decipher specification sheets, interpret and satisfy your client needs and minimise the risk of legal penalties. This course is specifically designed for customs staff with a basic or intermediate level of experience in tariff classification.

CBAFF Advanced Customs Tariff Classification ~ Machinery

Covers methods to accurately classify difficult goods, easily decipher specification sheets, clearly interpret and satisfy your client needs and minimise the risk of legal penalties. Specifically designed for customs staff with basic or intermediate level of experience in tariff classification

CBAFF Advanced Customs Tariff Classification ~ Textiles

Covers methods to accurately classify difficult goods, easily decipher specification sheets, clearly interpret and satisfy your client needs and minimise the risk of legal penalties. Specially designed for customs staff with a basic or intermediate level of experience in tariff classification.

CBAFF Customs UUI Course - Block 1

CBAFF Customs UUI Course - Block 2

CBAFF Customs UUI Course - Block 3

CBAFF Customs UUI Course - Block 4

CBAFF UUI Course Examination

Marine Cargo Insurance Course

One day Marine Cargo Insurance short course outline covering Air, Sea, Road and Rail Cargo and Full Vessel Charter Insurance. Learn to navigate your way around Marine Insurance. Covering Terminology, Parties, Insurance Document and Claims. This course is a vital must know for all importers, exporters and freight forwarders. Learn how to equip your business with the most practical and professional marine insurance cover, and understand any associated risks. The course covers, the important aspects of marine insurance, including, how to understand differing policies, terms and handling claims. Your raised awareness will help you to resolve claims and arm you with the knowledge to address insurance matters with a clearer understanding, which will improve your position in the event of a claim.

Introduction to International Freight Forwarding

INCO Terms and Freight Insurance Training

Our courses are a short course that can be completed by most learners in 4 hours, with a certificate of competency at the successful completion. A very high level of student interactivity to reinforce learning points, this could be the best investment of half a day you have ever made.

Virtual Classroom - Introduction to Customs Broking and the Customs Tariff

This will be an interactive course with our trainer and taught in a virtual classroom using the video conferencing tool, Zoom. This course is designed as an introduction to the CBAFF Customs UUI course. Anyone who does not have at least 12 months working experience in the New Zealand Customs Broking Industry is strongly recommended to first attend this course before they attempt the UUI Course. The Introduction course will provide you with the knowledge needed to confidently participate in the UUI Course.

Virtual Classroom - Introduction to International Freight Forwarding

This will be an interactive course with our trainer and taught in a virtual classroom using the video conferencing tool, Zoom. You must have a computer or laptop with a web cam and speakers or headphones to be able to log on and complete this course. Please contact us on 0800 021 169 or via email training@ivs.co.nz if you have any questions.

TSW (Trade Single Window) Workshop

This workshop is designed for new users of Trade Single Window (TSW) online. Prices starting from $205-$870.00 excluding GST per person based on the duration of the workshop CBAFF membership discount is available if you are a registered member. This workshop can be delivered onsite. You can contact us on 0800 021 169 or email us at training@ivs.co.nz

ICR - Inward Cargo Report Assessment Training

Virtual Classroom - IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) Recurrent - 3 Day Course

Revalidate your 24-month IATA DGR requirement with the latest IATA amendments and directives! It is mandatory to undergo recurrent DGR training every 24 months on the latest regulations and trends related to the carriage of dangerous goods. This refresher course provides awareness of the current legal requirements, operational restrictions, packaging instructions, marking, labeling and documentation regulation for dangerous goods, all in accordance with the current edition of IATA Dangerous Goods Regulati

Forklift - Attachments

Forklift - Attachments

Forklift - Platforms

Forklift - Platforms

OSH FORKLIFT OPERATORS CERTIFICATE REFRESHER + F ENDORSEMENT

OSH FORKLIFT OPERATORS CERTIFICATE REFRESHER + F ENDORSEMENT

OSH Forklift Operator Certificate

OSH Forklift Operators Certificate

OSH Forklift Operators Certificate - REFRESHER

OSH Forklift Operators Certificate - Refresher