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Allied Group CBAM Training Course (IACBAM 3004:2025 Accredited)

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CBAM is no longer a “future issue” - it’s here, and businesses importing into the EU need to be ready.

One-day, practical CBAM training

Allied Group is delivering a focused, in-person CBAM training day in partnership with IACBAM, built specifically for:

  • Importers
  • Indirect customs representatives
  • Compliance teams
  • Supply chain and procurement professionals
  • Anyone responsible for CBAM reporting, supplier data, or customs documentation

This is not a theory-based course. It’s designed to help you leave the room knowing what to do next — and how to do it correctly.

Date & Time:

📅 Tuesday 3rd March
🕧 9:00 AM (GMT)
📍 CityNorth Hotel & Conference Centre (approx. 30 minutes from Dublin)

Price: €1200 per person

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What’s included

  • Official IACBAM certification
  • 1 year IACBAM membership
  • Practical training designed for real-world CBAM reporting
  • Guidance aligned with the latest CBAM requirements
  • Time for questions and practical discussion
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Who is IACBAM 3004:2025 for?

The IACBAM 3004:2025 training and certification is intended for individuals involved in CBAM reporting and compliance across the supply chain.

If your role touches any of the following, this course is relevant:

  • Product classification and CN codes
  • Import declarations and customs compliance
  • Supplier onboarding and emissions data collection
  • Reporting and audit trails
  • Internal compliance workflows
Is there any Certification?

Upon successful enrolment, each participant is granted access to the IACBAM certification portal, where they complete the structured assessment.

Once completed (subject to scoring results), participants will:

  • Receive an official IACBAM certificate
  • Be recognised as an Associate of IACBAM
  • Have evidence of operational capacity to support CBAM compliance in-house
How many spaces are available?

To keep the training practical and interactive, this course is limited to just 8 participants.

Places are allocated on a first-come basis.

What you’ll learn

Identify which goods are covered using CBAM taxonomy and CN codes

Understand the difference between actual values vs default values

Collect emissions data from suppliers and validate it properly

Set up compliant CBAM workflows and reporting processes

Maintain audit trails and meet retention requirements

Monitor CBAM updates and apply them correctly

Understand the role and responsibilities of the CBAM Compliance Officer

Know when expert support is required - and how to document decisions

Trainers

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Kieran McCann

Sales Director

Specialising in customs, compliance, and CBAM readiness, Kieran helps businesses understand carbon reporting rules, manage emissions data, and keep goods moving smoothly across EU borders.

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Ebby Toal

Head of Compliance & Training

With years of hands-on experience, Ebby supports businesses in meeting every customs requirement with confidence and accuracy.
 
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