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    Dangerous Goods Regulations

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    Dangerous goods are substances or articles that can pose risks to health, safety, property or the environment. They are classified into 9 hazard classes including explosives, gases, flammids, and toxics. Proper marking, labeling, documentation and handling procedures must be followed when shipping dangerous goods according to IATA regulations. Key documents required for acceptance include a checklist, shipper's declaration, MSDS, approval certificates, and exemption certificates if applicable.

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    Dangerous goods are substances or articles that can pose risks to health, safety, property or the environment. They are classified into 9 hazard classes including explosives, gases, flammids, and toxics. Proper marking, labeling, documentation and handling procedures must be followed when shipping dangerous goods according to IATA regulations. Key documents required for acceptance include a checklist, shipper's declaration, MSDS, approval certificates, and exemption certificates if applicable.

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    Dangerous goods are substances or articles that can pose risks to health, safety, property or the environment. They are classified into 9 hazard classes including explosives, gases, flammids, and toxics. Proper marking, labeling, documentation and handling procedures must be followed when shipping dangerous goods according to IATA regulations. Key documents required for acceptance include a checklist, shipper's declaration, MSDS, approval certificates, and exemption certificates if applicable.

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    Dangerous goods are substances or articles that can pose risks to health, safety, property or the environment. They are classified into 9 hazard classes including explosives, gases, flammids, and toxics. Proper marking, labeling, documentation and handling procedures must be followed when shipping dangerous goods according to IATA regulations. Key documents required for acceptance include a checklist, shipper's declaration, MSDS, approval certificates, and exemption certificates if applicable.

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    Dangerous Goods Regulations-(Basic Introduction) Definition: Dangerous goods are article and substances which are capable of posing

    a risk to health, safety, property or the environment and which are shown in the list of dangerous goods in IATA DGR Regulations and classified according to that regulations.
    HAZARD CLASSES

    1. Class 1: Explosives 2. Class 2: Gases 3. Class 3: Flammable Liquids 4. Class 4: Flammable Solids 5. Class 5: Oxidizing Substances 6. Class 6: Toxic and Infectious substances 7. Radioactive Material 8. Corrosive 9. Miscellaneous
    MARKING AND LABELLING

    ACCEPTANCE PROCEDURE

    DOCUMENTATION

    HANDLING

    DOCUMENT REQUIRED FOR ACCEPTANCE OF A DG SHIPMENT 1. Filled checklist duly signed by DG Qualified Staff

    2.

    Shippers declaration

    3.

    MSDS(Material Safety Data Sheet) If required

    4.

    Approval Certificates if required

    5.

    Exemption certificate if required

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