Containers & IMDG Flashcards

1
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What does the IMDG code stand for?

A

International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code

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2
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What is the main goal of the IMDG code?

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Enhance the safe carriage of dangerous goods while facilitating the free unrestricted movement of such foods and prevent pollution of the environment

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3
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How is the IMDG code separated? What are the contents of each one?

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Volume 1:
- Classification of DG
- Packing & Tanking Provisions
- Marking, Labeling, Placarding & Documenting of DG
- Construction Standards of Packaging

Volume 2: List of All DG

Supplement:
- Emergency Response Procedure (EMS)
- Medical First Aid Guide (MFAG)
In situations regarding dangerous goods

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4
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Where would you find the classification of dangerous goods? List them all.

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IMDG Code, Volume 1.
1- Explosives
2- Gases
2.1 Flammable
2.2 Non-Flammable & Non-Toxic
2.3 Toxic
3- Liquids
4- Solids
4.1 Flammable
4.2 Combustible
4.3 Dangerous When Wet
5- Oxidizing Material
5.1 Oxidizing Agents
5.2 Oxidizing Peroxides
6- Toxic Substances
6.1 Toxic
6.2 Infectious
7- Radioactive Material
8- Corrosive Substances
9- Miscellaneous DG

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5
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Where can you find the packing groups for dangerous goods? And what are they?

A

IMDG Code, Volume 1 Chapter 4.

Group I (Code X):
High danger Level, must pass a drop test of at least 1.8 meters.

Group II (Code Y):
Medium Danger Level, must pass drip test of at least 1.2 meters.

Group III (Code Z):
Low Danger Level, must pass drop test of at least 0.8 meters.

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6
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What paperwork should accompany a price of dangerous goods that can be used to gain more information about it?

A

Dangerous Goods Transport Document.

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What paperwork should accompany a piece of dangerous goods INSIDE A CONTAINER/VEHICLE that can be used to gain more information about it?

A

Container/Vehicle Packing Certificate.

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8
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Where can you find the dangerous goods list?

A

IMDG Code Volume 2.

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9
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What kind of information can you find in the Dangerous Goods list?

A
  • UN Number
  • Proper Shipping Name
  • DG Class
  • Packing Group
  • Packing Instructions
  • EMS
  • Segregation
  • Properties
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10
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What document is needed for a vessel to carry dangerous goods? Who supplies it? What does it contain?

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Dangerous Goods Document of Compliance (DG DOC), the MCA.

Includes what you are permitted to carry, where to place the DG, and how to segregate them appropriately.

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11
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What are the four segregation terms used in the IMDG Code?

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  • Away From
  • Separated From
  • Separated by a complete compartment or hold from
  • Separated longitudinally by intervening complete compartment or hold from
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12
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If dangerous goods are carried in limited or excepted quantities, are they relieved from the segregation?

A

Yes

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13
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Where can you find stowage codes and categories?

A

IMDG Volume 1

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