Transport of Dangerous Goods by Sea (IMDG-Code Amdt. 41-22)

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The following exercise shows good and bad examples of how Dangerous Goods are being prepared for shipment.

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Transport of Dangerous Goods by Sea (IMDG-Code Amdt. 41-22)

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What is the trouble here?

Improper filling of packages resulted in their tipping over. Waves or storms must have caused this mess. Load poorly secured!

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Close to a disaster! Which statement is most suitable to prevent situations like this?

It was a stormy week at sea, which no one had anticipated. Containment not packed well, not braced correctly and no usage of padding. As shore-side personnel, we are no longer responsible after the container has been sealed.

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Containment not packed well, not braced correctly and no usage of padding.

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This drum is damaged, but what else is wrong here?

A UN-approved drum is in use here, but not one that is acid-resistant. The state of this drum was bad when it was turned over to us. We do not have time to exchange this drum for a new one prior to shipping. Aging and rusting of drums are effects of contact with salt water. They are normal processes and nothing to worry about.

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Unfortunately, that was the wrong solution.

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A UN-approved drum is in use here, but not one that is acid-resistant.

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View of an opened container after its arrival. Your impression?

Load not correctly secured. UN signs have not been applied to front sides or are covered by packing material. Unprofessional,
wrong fastening. Load correctly secured in door area.

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Unfortunately, that was the wrong solution.

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Load correctly secured in door area.

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What should be improved next time?

Use stronger cans! Badly loaded.
Light cargo up, heavy cargo down! My boss told me to do so. Fortunately, the cans did not start leaking!

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Unfortunately, that was the wrong solution.

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Badly loaded.
Light cargo up, heavy cargo down!

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What does the labeling look like for a container loaded with the goods shown below?

The container labeling must show the same Dangerous Goods class and UN Number as the labeling on the packaging within the container. The toxic symbol (with skull) shall always be applied outside on the container because oecologically toxic substances are to be transported. In addition to hazard class and UN Number the marine pollutant mark has to be applied since liquid concentration is higher than 35% and it is classified as oecologically toxic.

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The container labeling must show the same Dangerous Goods class and UN Number as the labeling on the packaging within the container.

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What does the sign "Fumigation" indicate?

This container has been treated with an insecticide (in solid or gaseous form) to prevent insect import. Ventilate thoroughly before entering!
This container is loaded with tobacco products which may be infested with poisonous insects. This container is under highly inflammable gas and may explode if opened abruptly.

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Unfortunately, that was the wrong solution.

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This container has been treated with an insecticide (in solid or gaseous form) to prevent insect import. Ventilate thoroughly before entering!

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Does this look well prepared for loading and subsequent transport of Dangerous Goods?

A perfect example of how to pack: functional and space-saving.
Bags not labelled!
No hint on dangerous contents!
Improper usage and filling of bags. Small bags require time-consuming handling.

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Unfortunately, that was the wrong solution.

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Bags not labelled!
No hint on dangerous contents!

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1. Introduction

2. Classification

3. Packing Chemicals

4. Marking and Labelling

5. Documentation

6. Packing of Cargo Units

7. Limited quantites and exemptions

8. Test + Certification

9. Downloads + links

10. Imprint

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