Involved with dangerous goods must:
➤ be trained and certified by their employer or themselves if self-employed
➤ make sure that the goods are safe and not leaking or damaged
➤ understand and recognize the TDG hazards
➤ be competent in their actions and their job duties
➤ know what the reporting requirements and regulations are
Before a dangerous good can leave any location, the person or company offering it must:
➤ determine the proper classification and show proof of classification
➤ select the correct packaging and package safely and compliant with the Regulations
➤ apply the correct TDG labels and markings to the Means of Containment
➤ complete, and maintain shipping documents
➤ offer placards, display placards, or ensure placards are attached (when required)
➤ know what the reporting requirements and regulations are
Before a dangerous good can be offered and accepted, the person or company that will transport it must:
➤ check that the shipping document is correct and legible
➤ check that the labels and markings match the shipping document and are visible
➤ confirm that the integrity of the package(s) are safe and not damaged
➤ attach or ensure that placards are on the Large Means of Containment
➤ ensure or engage in the loading and securing of dangerous goods
➤ take a copy of the shipping document with them in the vehicle or truck
➤ know what the reporting requirements and regulations are
When a dangerous good is delivered to a location, the person or company that will receive it must:
➤ inspect the shipment for any damage before it is offloaded
➤ unload and store the dangerous goods safely
➤ know what the reporting requirements and regulations are
Any person(s) involved in handling dangerous goods must:
➤ confirm the dangerous goods are safe and compliant
➤ know what the reporting requirements and regulations are
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