Dangerous Goods
Advanced Transport provide various means for transporting dangerous or hazardous goods.
Goods that present significant risks to the safety of people, property or the environment must be properly controlled and be able to withstand the normal conditions experienced during transport. Dangerous goods regulations seek to ensure these risks are reduced to an acceptable level.
| Class Type | Description | FET |
| 1.4 | Explosives | YES |
| 2 | Gases | YES |
| 3 | Flammable Liquids | YES |
| 4 | Flammable Solids | YES |
| 5 | Oxidisers | YES |
| 6 | Toxics | YES |
| 7 | Radioactives | NO |
| 8 | Corrosives | YES |
| 9 | Misc... | YES |
Vehicles:
Statutory controls on dangerous goods date back over 200 years and today the rules are
extensive and cover national and international operations by all modes of transport. A broad distinction can be made between the rules that apply to the sender of the goods (consignor responsibilities) and the rules that apply to transport operators (carriers responsibilities).
Consignors must properly classify, package, mark and label the goods and provide information about the consignment to carriers. Carrier's duties for road transport include vehicle specification, placarding, safety equipment, safe loading, emergency response information and driver training.
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