To the LCL Operator: This Is What You’re Actually Signing Up For When You Mix Dangerous Goods
The carrier's DG Desk tells you what can travel together — but Box 20 carries your signature, not theirs. Here's…
How dangerous goods are segregated on general cargo ships
When dangerous goods are loaded in conventional way on general cargo ships the segregation rules are different from those applicable…
How to apply IMDG Code segregation rules
Segregation rules are different within container, container to container on board ships and on general cargo vessels.
Myth of no segregation for limited quantities
Are there no segregation rules applicable for limited quantities?
IMDG CODE 39-18 Update: 8 – Segregation
What are the changes to segregation rules in IMDG Code 39th amendment?
IMDG CODE 38-16 Segregation Table
Downlaod segregation table for IMDG Code 38-16
What is the Difference between Stowage and Segregation
What is the Difference between Stowage and Segregation? How do we correctly stow and segregate dangerous goods on board ships?
Sources of Ignition – Heat and Stowage of Dangerous Goods
Many a time vessel’s officers and shore side stowage planners have different interpretation for loading...
Dangerous Goods on Passenger Ships- IMDG Code 37-14
IMO defines passenger ship as a ship carrying more than 12 passengers - on international voyages. Let us look at…