Hazardous Materials Table Call Him One Figures

Question 1

(+) column 1

Answer 1

Shows the proper shipping name has your class and packing group to use even if the material does not meet the hazard class definition

Question 2

(A) column 1

Answer 2

Means to hazardous material described in column two is subject to HMR only offers or intended for transportation by AIR Unless it is a hazardous substance or waste

Question 3

(W) column 1

Answer 3

Means that hazardous material describing column two is subject to the HMR only one offered or intended for transportation by water in less it is a hazardous substance waste or marine pull it

Question 4

(D) column 1

Answer 4

Means proper shipping name is appropriate for describing materials for domestic transportation, but it may not be proper for international transportation

Question 5

(I) column 1

Answer 5

Indemnify is a proper shipping name that is used to describe materials in international transportation. A different shipping name may be used when only domestic transportation is involved

Question 6

(G) column 1

Answer 6

Means this hazardous material described column 2 is a generic shipping name. The generic shipping name must be accompanied by a technical name on the shipping paper. A technical name is a specific chemical that makes the product hazardous