Live discussion on how Dangerous Goods are Stowed and Segregated on board ships?
20th Nov 2020. How dangerous goods are stowed and segregated on vessels? Can a on deck only cargo be loaded…
May 28th Webinar – Segregation of Dangerous Goods
What are the segregation rules for dangerous goods in Ports, Warehouses and Container Freight Stations?
IMDG Code 39-18: Update 5- Organic Peroxides
One of the biggest changes adopted in IMDG Code 39th amendment is segregation of organic peroxides.
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?
Segregation of Limited Quantities
It is a myth that there is no segregation applicable for dangerous goods in limited...
Potassium Bromate – The Baker, Carrier and Safety –
Miguel de Cervantes said “All sorrows are less with bread”, but “To bake or not...
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.…
Compatibility between Dangerous Goods and Non- Dangerous Goods
When it comes to consolidation of dangerous goods and non- dangerous goods, in same container, IMDG Code places the responsibility…
Segregation Table within cargo transport units
IMDG Code 36th amendment section 7.3.4.1 states “Dangerous goods which have to be segregated from...
Combustible Material
Any material which is easily ignited and supports combustion is called as combustible material....