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Your Knowledge Library for Safe Dangerous Goods Transportation

Transport Modes

Dangerous Goods by Air

Learn the regulations and best practices for transporting hazardous materials by air, including IATA compliance, labeling, and packaging requirements.

Dangerous Goods by Sea

Understand the IMDG code, maritime safety standards, and risk mitigation strategies for transporting dangerous goods via sea routes.

Dangerous Goods by Road/Rail

Comprehensive guidance on ADR regulations, proper documentation, and safe handling of hazardous materials on road and rail transport.

Accident Case Studies

This tragic accident involved a cargo fire caused by improperly packaged hazardous materials, highlighting the critical importance of air transport compliance.

A chemical leak in India resulted in thousands of deaths, illustrating the hazards of industrial chemical handling and storage.

A nuclear accident that caused widespread radioactive contamination, emphasizing the importance of handling radioactive dangerous goods safely.

An offshore oil rig disaster that resulted in massive environmental damage, highlighting risks associated with flammable and toxic materials.

Additional global incidents demonstrate recurring challenges in handling, transport, and emergency response for hazardous goods.

Hazards & Risks

Types of Hazardous Goods

  • Flammable
  • Corrosive
  • Toxic
  • Radioactive
  • Explosive

Causes of Hazards

  • Mishandling
  • Poor labeling
  • Poor storage and containment
  • Improper packaging

Global Regulations

IATA (Air Transport)

International Air Transport Association guidelines for the safe air transport of dangerous goods worldwide.

IMO (Sea Transport)

International Maritime Organization rules for shipping hazardous materials safely across seas and oceans.

ADR (Road Transport in Europe)

European Agreement on the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road, ensuring safety during land transportation.

National Regulations

Local laws and guidelines complement international standards to ensure compliance and safety in your country.