Stowage and Segregation of Dangerous Goods on General Cargo Ships
When feeds or other edible substances intended for consumption by humans or animals, foodstuff, is loaded it will require segregation…
Segregation of Dangerous Goods in Port Areas
Port authorities must formulate special plans for keeping these classes when necessary under special safety, emergency response and security measures.…
Dangerous Goods in Reefers
IMDG Code requires certain substances to be transported under temperature control due to the properties...
Bulk Liquids – Think Tank, do the Math!
For stability during transport the rule for liquids is either the tank be filled above 80% or below 20%. The…
Consequences of including Non-Dangerous Goods in Dangerous Goods Manifest
For enabling effective Emergency Response Measures in the event of spillage and fire involving dangerous...
Dangerous Goods – Rejection by Shipping Lines
Shippers across the globe has sometimes experienced rejection of their dangerous goods bookings with...
What is Undeclared and Misdeclared Dangerous Goods?
Undeclared and Misdeclared dangerous goods is a growing concern in maritime industry. What do these...
Cochin Port conducted Dangerous Goods Training
Dec 3rd – 4th 2013, Indian Maritime University conducted a two days workshop on Handling...
How informed are you in changes to IMDG Code ?
IMDG Code, the mandatory instrument under SOLAS and MARPOL conventions of International Maritime Organisation for...
Time to Change IMDG Code
If you haven’t done, it’s time to change your IMO books to 36th amendment. IMDG...
