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Dangerous goods transportation
Marine transportation of dangerous goods is performed by the vessels that have clearance to this type of transportation. A special mark that is put in the Clearance Certificate while presentation of the vessel to the Maritime Register of Shipping proves the clearance. Some requirements such as vessel preparation (cargo hold cleaning, technical condition diagnostics and crew briefing) are applied to this type of vessels.
Goods shall be deemed dangerous if, without adherence to special cargo transportation conditions and necessary packing (container), they can damage nature and human life. The packing used for dangerous goods must be hermetically sealed, strength and reliability tested. A special mark to warn of danger is applied on the cargo container.
Goods shall be deemed dangerous if, without adherence to special cargo transportation conditions and necessary packing (container), they can damage nature and human life. The packing used for dangerous goods must be hermetically sealed, strength and reliability tested. A special mark to warn of danger is applied on the cargo container.
Dangerous goods transportation on marine vessels is subject to the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) and the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL).
According to theInternational Maritime Committee regulations, dangerous goods can be subdivided into the following categories:
Category 1 – Explosives
Category 2 – Gases
Category 3 – Flammable liquids
Category 4.1 – Flammable materials
Category 4.2 – Flammable solids
Category 4.3 – Materials evolving flammable gas after interaction with water
Category 5.1 – Oxidizing agents evolving oxygen and raising the risk of fire outbreak and fire intensity
Category 5.2 – Organic peroxides (highly flammable shock and friction sensitive materials)
Category 6.1 – Toxic materials
Category 6.2 – Infectious materials
Category 7 – Radioactive materials
Category 8 – Corrosive materials
Category 9 – Other hazardous materials and items
AG Cargobroker LLC has extensive experience in questions of dangerous goods marine transportation and finds the best logistics solutions from origin to destination of cargo receiver with the consideration of cargo hazard categories and its transportation features.
According to theInternational Maritime Committee regulations, dangerous goods can be subdivided into the following categories:
Category 1 – Explosives
Category 2 – Gases
Category 3 – Flammable liquids
Category 4.1 – Flammable materials
Category 4.2 – Flammable solids
Category 4.3 – Materials evolving flammable gas after interaction with water
Category 5.1 – Oxidizing agents evolving oxygen and raising the risk of fire outbreak and fire intensity
Category 5.2 – Organic peroxides (highly flammable shock and friction sensitive materials)
Category 6.1 – Toxic materials
Category 6.2 – Infectious materials
Category 7 – Radioactive materials
Category 8 – Corrosive materials
Category 9 – Other hazardous materials and items
AG Cargobroker LLC has extensive experience in questions of dangerous goods marine transportation and finds the best logistics solutions from origin to destination of cargo receiver with the consideration of cargo hazard categories and its transportation features.
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