Transcription of OPERATIONS MANUAL Doc. Ref : MNL-FL-001 …
1 OPERATIONS MANUAL Part A dangerous GOODS Doc. Ref : Revision : Date : Page : MNL-FL-001 Version : 25. 1 of 45 CAA - 01 CHAPTER:9 OPERATIONS MANUAL Part A Copyright 2013 Edition 0 table OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 9: dangerous GOODS dangerous GOODS 5 General Principle 5 Compagnie Africaine d Aviation Policy 6 dangerous Goods Transportation Requirements 7 Introduction 7 Acceptance of dangerous Goods 7 Acceptance Procedures 7 Acceptance Check-lists 7 Use of CAA Acceptance Check-lists 7 CAA Acceptance Check-lists 8 Use of non- CAA Check-lists 9 Check of Shipper s Declaration 9 CAA Shipper s Declaration for dangerous Goods 10 Classification 11 Labeling 12 Class 1 Explosives 12 Class 2 : Gases 12 Class 3 : Flammable Liquids 13 Class 4.
2 Flammable Solids, Substances Liable to Spontaneous Combustion, Substances Which, in Contact with Water, Emit Flammable Gases. 13 Class 5 Oxidizing Substances and Organic Peroxides 14 Class 6 : Toxic and Infectious Substances 14 Class 7 Radioactive Material 14 Class 8: Class 8 Corrosives 15 Class 9 Miscellaneous dangerous Goods 15 Handling labels 15 Packing 16 Standards 16 Limited Quantity Packaging s 16 Packages Marking 16 Specific Packaging s 17 Over Packs 17 All Packed in one (known as well as Q-Value) 17 Handling and Loading 18 General 18 Responsibility Handling /Loading Staff 18 The Loading Agent must Check 18 Dry ice Loading 19 Quantity Limitations per Aircraft (ICE) 19 Radioactive Materials Loading 19 Excepted Packages of Radioactive Material (RRE)
3 19 General Rules for CAO Cargo Loading 19 dangerous Goods Stowage 20 Segregation Rules 21 Incompatibility Between dangerous Goods 21 OPERATIONS MANUAL Part A dangerous GOODS Doc. Ref : Revision : Date : Page : MNL-FL-001 Version : 25. 2 of 45 CAA - 01 CHAPTER:9 OPERATIONS MANUAL Part A Copyright 2013 Edition 0 dangerous Goods Emergency Response 23 Introduction 23 Procedures for Flight Crew 23 dangerous Goods Emergency Response Chart 24 Special Guidelines for Infectious Substances 26 Non Hazardous Materials 27 Reporting 27 Aircraft Emergency Response Drills 28 Duties and Responsibilities 30 Notification to Captain (NOTOC)
4 30 General 30 Responsibilities 30 CAA Sample NOTOC 31 Instructions on dangerous Goods Carried by Crew or Passengers 32 General 32 Goods Acceptable with CAA Approval, as Checked Baggage Only 32 Ammunition 32 Wheelchairs/Mobility Aids with Non-spillable Batteries 32 Wheelchairs/Mobility Aids with Spillable Batteries 32 Wheelchairs/Mobility Aids with Lithium Batteries 33 Camping Stoves and Fuel Containers that have Contained a Flammable Liquid Fuel 33 Security-Type Equipment 33 Goods Acceptable with CAA Approval as Carry-on Baggage Only 34 Mercury Barometer or Thermometer 34 Lithium Ion Batteries 34 Goods Acceptable with CAA Approval as Baggage 34 Medical Oxygen 34 Non-flammable Gas Cylinder fitted into a Life Jacket 34 Insulated Packages Containing Refrigerated Liquid Nitrogen (Dry Shipper)
5 34 Avalanche Rescue Backpack 35 Chemical Agent Monitoring Equipment 35 Carbon Dioxide, Solid (Dry Ice) 35 Heat Producing Articles 35 Portable Medical Electronic Devices 35 Goods Acceptable without the CAA's Approval 36 Medicinal or Toiletry Articles 36 Aerosols in Division 36 Cylinders for Mechanical Limbs 36 Cardiac Pacemakers/Radio-pharmaceuticals 36 Medical/Clinical Thermometer 36 Safety Matches or Cigarette Lighter 36 Alcoholic Beverages 37 Hair Curlers 37 Portable Electronic Devices Containing Batteries 37 Fuel Cell Systems Contained in Consumer Electronic Devices 37 Energy Efficient Light Bulbs 38 OPERATIONS MANUAL Part A dangerous GOODS Doc.
6 Ref : Revision : Date : Page : MNL-FL-001 Version : 25. 3 of 45 CAA - 01 CHAPTER:9 OPERATIONS MANUAL Part A Copyright 2013 Edition 0 Compagnie Africaine d'Aviation (CAA) Materials (COMAT) 38 Aircraft Equipment 38 Consumer Goods 38 Carbon Dioxide, Solid (Dry Ice) 38 Aircraft Spares 38 Incidents on Ground 39 Definitions 39 Incident 39 Violation 39 Case of a Damaged Package 39 Incident Reports 40 dangerous Goods Occurrence Report Form 41 Flowchart of dangerous Goods Incident Treatment 43 WEAPONS, MUNITIONS OF WAR AND SPORTING WEAPONS CONDITION OF CARRIAGE 44 Weapons and Munitions of War 44 Sporting Weapons 44 Ammunition 44 OPERATIONS MANUAL Part A dangerous GOODS Doc.
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8 The iata dangerous Goods Regulations MANUAL are published in order to provide procedures for the shipper and the Compagnie Africaine d Aviation by which articles and substances with hazardous properties can be safely transported by air on our commercial air transport. dangerous goods are classified by class or division depending on the hazard they present. The iata dangerous Goods Regulations MANUAL includes a list of individual articles and substances specifying the United Nations classification of each article or substance and their acceptability for air transport, as well as the conditions for their transport. OPERATIONS MANUAL Part A dangerous GOODS Doc. Ref : Revision : Date : Page : MNL-FL-001 Version : 25.
9 6 of 45 CAA - 01 CHAPTER:9 OPERATIONS MANUAL Part A Copyright 2013 Edition 0 Compagnie Africaine d Aviation Policy Compagnie Africaine d'Aviation (CAA) policy and procedures are developed from RACD 15, ICAO and iata Regulations; they are in total compliance with these regulations, and sometimes more restrictive. No dangerous substance or article will be accepted for transportation except as provided by the iata DGR with DRC CAA authorization. If there is any doubt whatsoever, as to the nature of a shipment, it is not to be forwarded until the matter has been fully clarified. Compagnie Africaine d'Aviation (CAA) does not accept dangerous Goods Class 1 (except ) and 7.
10 All Compagnie Africaine d'Aviation (CAA) staff involved must receive an appropriate training on dangerous Goods (see training program). A declaration must be filled in, to give handling and loading information concerning dangerous goods and to facilitate all action in case of accident or incident on flight or on ground. According to ICAO / iata regulations Compagnie Africaine d Aviation ensures that sufficient notices, prominently displayed, are provided at cargo acceptance points, or in immediate vicinity, giving information about the transport of dangerous goods. Compagnie Africaine d'Aviation (CAA) Commanders must be advised of what is on board the aircraft. Information to call attention to carrying forbidden articles in check in or cabin baggage must be conveyed to passengers before or during check in.