Dangerous Goods

Navigating through the hazards of international logistics

Hazardous Materials

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Dangerous goods are items which present a hazard to human health and safety and must be treated with extreme care. Evolution is able to construct transport solutions for Dangerous Goods to reliably meet even the tightest of deadlines.

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Dangerous Goods Logistics FAQs

Dangerous goods shipping involves the movement of items with hazardous properties which, if not properly handled, present a hazard to human health and safety.

The following is for information purposes only. Contact Evolution Time Critical for specific guidance on shipping dangerous goods.

UN Class

Dangerous Goods

Division(s)

Classification

1

Explosives

1.1 – 1.6

Explosive

2

 

Gases

 

2.1

Flammable gas

2.2

Non-flammable, non-toxic gas

2.3

Toxic gas

3

Flammable liquid

 

Flammable liquid

4

Flammable solids

4.1

Flammable solid

4.2

Spontaneously combustible substance

4.3

Substance which in contact with water emits flammable gas

5

Oxidising substances

5.1

Oxidising substance

5.2

Organic peroxide

6

Toxic substances

6.1

Toxic substance

6.2

Infectious substance

7

Radioactive material

 

Radioactive material

8

Corrosive substances

 

Corrosive substance

9

Miscellaneous dangerous goods

 

Miscellaneous dangerous goods

*https://www.hse.gov.uk/cdg/manual/classification.htm

Dangerous Goods are defined by chemical definitions and classification criteria in the Transport Regulations. Special care or Regulated items will depend on the context and definition of the words

*https://www.gov.uk/guidance/moving-dangerous-goods

**https://www.hse.gov.uk/cdg/manual/packaging.htm

Dangerous Goods Hazard Class Labels are again defined in the Modal Transport Regulations and recognised internationally There are 9 classes and subdivisions which each have distinctive Hazard Labels

Yes as long as the chemicals do not react dangerously within the package. ADR the road regulations have unique mixed packaging restrictions. IMDG sea regulations has segregation requirements IATA/ICAO has general restrictions

By surface you have package. large package and tank options by air there are different package quantity restrictions dependent on Passenger/Cargo or Cargo only. IBC,s are now allowed for some substances. Generally there is no limit on the overall quantity just individual package/tank restrictions

Each set of dangerous goods regulations has different restrictions

Yes in compliance with IATA/ICAO

Yes in compliance with IMDG

Yes domestically in Compliance with CDG-TPER UK transport regulations and internationally ADR

No but you MUST undertake training that covers 1 General Awareness 2 Function Specific 3 Safety Airfreight training specifically emphasises that any training must ensure that the trainee can demonstrate “competency” which is the same as but not specifically defined as “Function Specific”

There is no specific formulae, get in contact for a bespoke quote.

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