Viva Presentation. Name - Chamara Lasith NIC – 199932611896 Index No - 6002801. 

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Name - Chamara Lasith NIC – 199932611896 Index No - 6002801

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Introduction. Definition of Dangerous Goods. Dangerous goods, or hazardous materials (hazmat), are substances that pose a significant threat if not handled properly during transport or storage. Think explosives, flammables, toxins, and corrosives.. 

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Dangerous goods, or hazardous materials (hazmat), are substances that pose a significant threat if not handled properly during transport or storage. Think explosives, flammables, toxins, and corrosives.

Importance of Safety in Handling and Transport

Protecting environment ( Water, Air, Soil, wildlife, ecosystem)

Protecting business continuity and properties.

Types of Dangerous Goods. Classifications. Close up of beakers with solutions on a shelf in a lab. 

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Close up of beakers with solutions on a shelf in a lab

Dangerous goods classification is a globally recognized system that categorizes hazardous materials based on their specific risks. It assigns them to 9 main classes and subdivisions (divisions & packing groups) for clear identification and safe handling during transport.

Regulations and Standards. International Regulations. 

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International Maritime Organization (IMO):

The IMO's International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code is the bible for transporting DG by sea.

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO):

Takes to the skies with its Technical Instructions for the Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air (TI).

Packaging Requirements. Major factors considering for Packaging.. 

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Storage Guidelines. Major guidelines for DG storage. 

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Handling Procedures. Loading and Unloading Protocols. 

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Documentation, Vehicle and equipment check, PPEs, Trainings

Segregation, Securement, Spill prevention, Weather consideration

Inspection, Prioritization, Decontamination, Waste disposal

Emergency showers and eye washer stations

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Emergency Response. Swift and decisive action is crucial during emergencies involving dangerous goods (DG) cargo handling.. 

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Swift and decisive action is crucial during emergencies involving dangerous goods (DG) cargo handling.

Identify the hazard:  (DG Class, UN number,) and its potential risks (fire, explosion, toxicity, etc.).

(Remember - Prioritize safety first. Do not attempt to enter the danger zone or handle the DG yourself unless properly trained and equipped.

Clear communication and coordination are essential. Ensure everyone involved understands their roles and responsibilities during the response.

Regular training and drills are crucial. Familiarity with emergency procedures and equipment ensures a more effective response in real-world situations.

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Risk Mitigation Strategies. Classification and Documentation:. 

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Accurately identify and classify DG using UN numbers and class labels.

Maintain complete and accurate shipping papers and safety data sheets.

Use strong, leakproof packaging compliant with DG regulations.

Segregate incompatible DG classes to prevent reactions.

Store DG in secure, well-ventilated, and fire-resistant locations.

Provide personnel with training on DG recognition, safe handling procedures, and emergency response.

Implement safety awareness programs to highlight DG risks and best practices.

Equip personnel with appropriate PPE (gloves, goggles, respiratory protection) based on specific DG hazards.

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