Basic information on Dangerous Goods Handling …

1 BLEEDBLEED Basic information on Dangerous Goods HandlingBasic information onDangerous Goods HandlingSegregation chartIMPRCXRGXRXBRXCRXDRXERXGRFGRNGRCLRP GRFLRSCRFWROXROPRCMAVIPERFILHEGCl. * HUM should not be loaded in close proximity to live animals and foodstuff.** For complete segregation and separation distances, refer to your company operations manual.** An X at the intersection indicates packages containing these classes/divisions require segregation . Classes not included do not require cation and Identifi cationCaution: for complete details refer to the current Dangerous Goods regulations or company operations / DivIMP Code(s) B, C, D, E, G, SRXB, RXC, RXD, RXE, RXG, RXSE xplosivesREXE xplosives, normally forbidden ( , , (not C and G), , & ) (and RCL if applicable)Non-fl ammable, non-toxic gas (and cryogenic liquid) gas3 RFLF lammable when substances7 RRWR RYRadioactive material I-WhiteRadioactive material II-Yellow and III-Yellow8 RCMC orrosive material9 RMDICEMAGRSBRLI (ELI)RLM (ELM)Miscellaneous Dangerous goodsDry iceMagnetized materialExpandable Polymeric Beads / Plastics Moulding CompoundsLithium ion batteries.

2 Class 9 (Section II - excepted)Lithium metal batteries: Class 9 (Section II - excepted) , FIL, HEGB iological substance, Category BDangerous Goods in excepted quantitiesRadioactive material, excepted packageLive animalsPerishable cargo (includes PES, PEM, EAT, etc.), undeveloped fi lm, hatching eggsDGR_loading QR 112-07-26 12:13 BLEEDBLEEDP rinted in Canada Material No: 9648-53 ISBN 978-92-9233-542-7 For more information contact = distanceTI = cargoRestrained cargo84 Basic information on Dangerous Goods HandlingR RY must be loaded on the fl oor (compartment or ULD) to ensure locating limitations are requiring segregation can be physically restrained, or separated by other, non- Dangerous InstructionsCAO cannot be loaded on a passenger and Handling LabelsClass 1* Articles bearing the Explosive labels shown above and falling intoDivisions , , , and are normally 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Class 7 Class 8 Class 9 Handling LabelsEmergency chartIMMEDIATELY NOTIFY SUPERVISORand implement local company emergency procedures.

3 Identify substance(s) involved by reference to documentation or package markings Isolate the package by removing packages or property Isolate the area and advise emergency services as per local procedures (airport, fi re department, etc) Avoid contact with package contents Do not load Unload packages (except Class 6, 7 and 8, segregate other packages from them) Inspect other packages in consignment Approach leaking substances with caution ( avoid inhalation and touch)Your emergency contact info hereDGR_loading QR 212-07-26 12:13