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How does dg handling simplify the handling of dangerous goods?


Asked by Ariah Stevenson on Dec 03, 2021 FAQ



DG Handling simplifies the handling of dangerous goods. There are separate modules for NOtification TO Captain (NOTOC) and acceptance of goods.
Likewise,
Storing and handling dangerous goods The Dangerous Goods (Storage and Handling) Regulations 2012 set out the legal duties for manufacturers and suppliers, and for occupiers of workplaces where dangerous goods are stored or handled. The Code of practice for storage and handling of dangerous goods provides practical information on how to comply.
Indeed, Dangerous goods are substances that are corrosive, flammable, combustible, explosive, oxidising or water-reactive or have other hazardous properties. Dangerous goods can cause explosions or fires, serious injury, death and large-scale damage. The Dangerous Goods Act 1985 (DG Act) defines which substances are dangerous goods.
Consequently,
The first step in handling any dangerous good is to identify it. By identifying the good and the following risks associated with it, precautions can be made to avoid those risks, handlers will be aware of what they are handling, and if a spill does occur the correct procedure can be implemented.
Subsequently,
handling Dangerous Goods is complex and involves unacceptable risk. However, by paying due regard to the Regulations and applying the correct processes these goods can be handled safely and without undue complexity. Many Members are concerned that handling Dangerous Goods is complex and involves unacceptable risk. However, by paying due