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Company Overview

Since its inception in 1987, ICC The Compliance Center Inc. has been training and providing products to comply with dangerous goods regulations to safely handle and transport dangerous goods by air, ground or sea.

ICC The Compliance Center Inc. has been operating for over 20 years throughout Canada and the United States, and has developed products that have become the de facto standard of the chemical industry. This has been accomplished by maintaining current knowledge of regulations and proposed changes, and through relationships with both government and industry associations.

Combined with regulatory expertise, plus an extensive range of shipping and compliance products, the largest selection of UN-approved packaging in North America truly makes ICC The Compliance Center Inc. the clear industry leader.

ICC The Compliance Center Inc. offers a comprehensive line of products and services for shipping dangerous goods. We manufacture placards and labels, stocks packaging, signs and transportation accessories such as logbooks and regulatory publications standard to industry. With industry experience and a highly qualifi ed regulatory staff, all your questions will be answered with confi dence.

Professional Regulatory Staff

The regulatory team provides a full complement of knowledge to aid customers in understanding and complying with 49 CFR, TDG Clear Language, IATA, IMO, WHMIS, European and US Hazard Communication, US and Canadian consumer regulations and GHS awareness information. With science, chemistry, engineering and masters of education professionals on board, the team has over 110 years of combined expertise in the industry and waiting to serve your needs through public or in-house (at your location) training, webinars or easy-to-use online programs and a toll-free helpline for your convenience.

Introduction

Registration and Ordering information . . . . . 3

The Five Essentials of Training . . . . . . . . . . 4

7 Reasons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Specialized Training

Webinars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 - 7

In-house and Custom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Plant Audits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Training Courses

Shipping Dangerous Goods by Ground in Canada . 10

Initial Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Refresher Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Driver and Handler Training . . . . . . . . 11

Transborder Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Shipping Hazardous Materials by Ground in the USA .....12



Shipping by Ground and Air . . . . . . . . . . . 13



Shipping Dangerous Goods by Air . . . . . . . 14



Shipping Dangerous Goods by Sea . . . . . . 15



Shipping Biologiical Substances and Dry Ice 16


Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System ....17

General Awareness . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Supervisor Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Webinar Supervisor Training . . . . . . . . 17

Web-Based Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

WHMIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Transportation of Dangerous Goods . . 18

GHS – Globally Harmonized System . . . . . . 20

Initial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Webinar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

GHS Labeling Services . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Chempliance MSDS Services . . . . . . . 21-22

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INTRODUCTION

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Training Course Registration Information

Registration is easy, just follow these

two steps . . .

STEP11• Fill out the registration form and fax to:

888-222-4055 in the USA 866-821-0735 in Canada or Register online at www.thecompliancecenter.com or Call your friendly training coordinator

STEP 22• Wait for an e-mail confirmation

REGISTRATION

Ordering from ICC The Compliance Center is easy!Call our friendly, knowledgeable customer relations center

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Looking for a local supplier of our products?

USAFlorida and Georgia

Hazardous Material Compliance, Inc.Miami, FL305-471-0561www.hazmatcom.com

Massachusetts

Danvers Industrial PackagingDanvers, MA978-777-0020www.danpack.com

CanadaBritish Columbia

Kel-Ex Agencies Ltd.North Vancouver, BC800-986-6894www.kel-ex.com

PaymentPayment is due upon registration. Payment may be charged to VISA, Mastercard, American Express, or paid by check. Please make checks payable to: ICC The Compliance Center Inc.

Payments must be received before the class date.

Cancellation PolicyYou may reschedule at any time up to 48 hours prior to seminar. Registrations cancelled less than 48 hours prior to seminar are non-refundable. Substitutions can be made at any time prior to the seminar date. In the event of a course cancellation, ICC The Compliance Center Inc.’s sole responsibility is to refund the amount paid or reschedule at our discretion. ICC The Compliance Center Inc. assumes no responsibilty for your travel or other expenses.

Terms and ConditionsPayment is made payable in US or Canadian funds (as specified) to ICC The Compliance Center Inc. and must be paid in advance. Payment must be received on or before the date of the class and is non-refundable. Lunch is not included but your instructor has a list of restaurants within the area. A 10% discount is given to 2 or more employees attending the same course the same day. Prices are subject to change without notice.

Hotel AccommodationsICC The Compliance Center Inc. has a list of hotels in the area where your course is being held. Please call your friendly training coordinator at one of the telephone numbers listed below to have a list sent to you, or visit our website at www.thecompliancecenter.com.

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The Five Essentials of Training

1 WHY do we need training?Aside from the fact that it is legally required, training serves many purposes. Most importantly, it ensures your shipments are fully compliant with the regulations. This serves to avoid:

1. Fines and other penalties

2. Carrier refusal, causing delays in shipment

3. The possibility of spills or other incidents that may cause death, injury, or environmental damage

4. Confusion and inconsistencies in the workplace

2 WHO needs training?Both US Department of Transportation (DOT) and Transport Canada require anyone involved in handling, offering for transport, or transporting dangerous goods to be trained. An employee who has not been trained may work under the direct supervision of a trained individual. This supervisory status is only valid for 90 days in the United States.

3 WHEN do we need training?Training must be done when employees start working with dangerous goods. Recur-rent training must be provided after three years for ground and sea transport and after two years for air transport. Anyone changing employers or functions may require recurrent training.

4 WHAT training must be done?Both US Department of Transportation (DOT) and Transport Canada have strict requirements for training. The requirements clearly state that the training is to be function specific and done to the level where the employer is satisfied that the training is adequate for the job requirements.

49 CFR 172.700

IATA 1.5

TDG Part 6.1

5 WHERE do I get adequate training?ICC The Compliance Center offers a variety of courses to fit your needs including: ground, air, and sea transport, as well as health and safety. Our teaching philosophy is a simple one: show the participants how to become independent with the regulations. Not only do we show you WHAT you need to do, but also WHERE and HOW to find that information. Our concept is based on 7 Steps to Compliance©, which makes learning and retention even easier.

We illustrate many different courses to meet a variety of needs, but if you can’t find what you are looking for, give us a call.

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ESSENTIALS OF TRAINING

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7 Reasons ICC The Compliance Center Should be Your 1st Choice for Training

You have choices when it comes to your provider of hazardous materials/dangerous goods training. ICC The Compliance Center wants to be your first choice. Here are seven reasons why:

110 Years of Combined Regulatory ExperienceOur professional regulatory staff provides a full complement of knowledge to aid cus-tomers in understanding and complying with hazardous materials/dangerous goods regulations. Our diverse knowledge base includes 49 CFR, TDG Clear Language, IATA, IMDG, OSHA, WHMIS, ADR/RID, and USA or Canadian consumer regulations.

Complimentary HotlineWe understand that once you leave our classroom, you may have questions. We offer a complimentary compliance hotline to answer those questions – any time after your training.

LocationPublic training is offered in select cities across the USA and Canada. We also have a network of compliance training partners in both countries.

CustomizationICC The Compliance Center can customize training – just for you. We can use your product classification, your product names, your MSDS and your shipping methods allowing your employees to fully understand how the regulations apply in your place of business.

Method of TrainingThe choice is yours. We offer public classes, in-house classes, and webinars for all courses we offer. Webinars are a great choice when multiple locations or travel is a factor. Web-based training is also an option.

Diverse Course OfferingWhether you need 49 CFR, TDG Clear Language, IATA, IMDG, WHMIS, GHS, radioac-tive, biological substances, or a combination of any of the above, ICC The Compliance Center has the expertise to not only provide the training, but support you once you are trained.

Affordable ValueOur training classes: public, in-house, webinars and web-based are all affordably priced. Please contact our training coordinators for more information.

Need more convincing? Here’s what one of our valuable customers says after completing an in-house training session:

“The classes were wonderful, we hated to see it end andeveryone loved Andy, he is the best.” —Jerald, Murphy Shipping

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ICC The Compliance Center is introducing live instructor-led webinars. Attendees can follow along with live audio/video and a PowerPoint presentation. Also interact via a live Q & A session, participate in polls and quizzes without leaving the office.

Our instructor-led webinars will be available for many of our courses including:

• 49 CFR • Shipping radioactive substances • TDG Clear Language • Shipping biological substances • IATA • Multi-modal shipping • IMDG • Transborder shipping • WHMIS • GHS Implementation

Participants will also have the ability to view the recorded session.

ICC The Compliance Center can customize in-house instructor led-webinars.

“Organizing employees and getting them trained is not an easy task. As a Fortune 500 company and among the top chemical distributers in Canada, we are always looking for ways to enhance and build upon the quality of our employ-ees at an affordable price. When the opportunity for webinar training came about with ICC The Compliance Center,

we were ecstatic. Our employees were trained and certified in shipping and handling dangerous goods without leaving the facilities - saving valuable time, and travel expenses. Since the webinar training, our knowledge of air transport regulations has increased along with productivity and efficiency in preparing shipments for transport. Thank you for

everyone’s time and effort in organizing and delivering this webinar. Our continued success is made possible in part

by those at ICC The Compliance Center.”

- Pat Cesta, Sr. Product Info Specialist & Gerry Moss, Canadian EH&S Manager, Ashland Canada

Instructor-LedWebinars

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No Travel ExpensesWith fuel prices on the rise, you can save money on travel expenses for you and your employees. Employees can be trained without leaving the office.

Reduced DowntimeBecause employees never leave the office, they can be productive before and immediately following the conclusion of the session. Sessions are usually less than 3 hours. You can plan the session around your peak periods.

Many Locations, Many EmployeesEmployees can access training sessions as long as they have internet access. Whether they work from an office, or are home-based employees, webinars are an efficient method of delivering training.

Instructor-Led SessionsEach webinar has a knowledgeable regulatory specialist who will present the course material. Our regulatory de-partment has more than 110 years of combined experience. You can ask your questions during or at the conclusion of the session. You may also take advantage of our complimentary helpline for questions or concerns on all your hazmat shipping needs.

New Employees or Refresher TrainingThe webinar session can be recorded for use with new hires or as a refresher. Use as needed for anytime, anywhere convenience.

Customized ContentWebinars can be customized to your specific shipping requirements. Shipping only consumer commodities or just flammable liquids? We can customize the content of the course to your specific shipping needs, enabling students to easily understand the course material.

Mandatory TrainingWebinars cover the mandatory training requirements as outlined in the 49 CFR, Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG), ICAO/IATA, and IMDG regulations. Courses are also available for WHMIS and GHS.

7 Reasons to Attend Webinars by ICC The Compliance Center Inc.

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Global Hazmat Solutions In-House Training Courses

1 Customized ProgramsIf you are handling specialized materials, dealing with multiple modes of transport, or training workers on company specific procedures, ICC The Compliance Center can customize courses to suit your needs. Before conducting the seminar, we will analyze your requirements and provide resources according to your needs.

2 Save on CostSending individual employees to outside courses can be time-consuming and expensive. Our in-house training can help! ICC The Compliance Center professional trainers are available to come to your location, saving travel and accommodation expenses. Relatively small groups can be trained more cost effectively with a focus on your company.

3 Increase the Retention Level of EmployeesStudies have proven when training together, workers are able to learn more. The effects of sharing the training experience continue long after the seminar has ended. This is the key to effective training as well as successful acquisition and use of the knowledge learned in the course.

4 Customized for YouOur experienced training staff can develop and deliver programs geared toward your requirements, and offer practical suggestions for effective implementation.

When is an in-house seminar right for you?

Our most popular in-house training programs include:

49 CFR – Hazardous Materials Regulations

TDG Clear Language

ICAO/IATA – Regulations for Transport of Dangerous Goods (Air Transport)

WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System)

IMO/IMDG (Ocean Transport)

Driver Training

Multimodal Shipping

Shipping Biological Substances

GHS Implementation

Shipping Radioactive Substances

Plus much more . . .

For more information, please contact our training coordinators

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Plant AuditIn order to ensure companies are compliant with hazardous material regulations, US Department of Transportation or Transport Canada randomly inspect plants and warehouses for health and safety violations.While we at ICC The Compliance Center can’t prevent an inspection, we can certainly help you pass it with flying colors. We offer services that include having a regulatory specialist perform a complete plant audit. We analyze your needs and inspect your facilities for compliance with the different regulations such as Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations (TDGR), Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS), the Consumer Chemical Containers Regulations (CCCR), 49 CFR Hazardous Materials Regulations, and GHS.

Our plant audit includes a walk through and visual inspection that includes the following:

Packaging standards

Labeling of packages and containers

for WHMIS, OSHA, 49 CFR, TDG Clear

Language and GHS

Shipping documentation

Material safety data sheets (MSDS)

Health and safety issues

Safety signs

Workplace labeling

Risk identifi cation

Security

GHS Implementation

Once the inspection is complete, the regulatory specialist will draft an extensive report including specific recommendations including any exemptions to ensure full com-

pliance. These also include any exemptions from which you may benefit. Your account manager will then review the report in detail with you, help you understand our findings, and select the appropriate services to solve any problems. If necessary, the regulatory specialist can assist the account manager in delivering the report to a group, so the information is properly understood by all involved.

What are the benefits to a plant audit?

■ You have a complete picture

of your compliance situation.

■ You obtain the tools to meet the requirements of the various regulations and receive suggestions to

streamline your shipments.

■ You can present a plan of action to any inspector who

walks in unannounced.

■ You now have a partner in compliance to help you with all your hazardous materials needs.

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Shipping Dangerous Goods by Ground in CanadaCanada’s Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations (TDG) cover transport by road, rail and domestic water and require shippers, carriers and handlers to meet strict safety and hazard communication requirements. There are also a variety of special cases or exemptions covered in our courses that can ease or alter the way you ship dangerous goods by ground.

Topics covered Course materials include

Overview of regulations affecting dangerous goods

Structure of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations (TDGR)

Shipper’s and carrier’s responsibilities

Training requirements

7 Steps to Compliance

Using the list of dangerous goods (numerical and alphabetical)

Emergency Response Assistance Plan (ERAP) requirements

Special cases and exemptions

Brief overview of the applicable provincial and transborder regulations

Book included

Relevant publication

Placarding guide

Performance packaging guide

Compliance checklist

Relevant literature

BY GROUND IN CANADA

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Note:The material presented herein is, to the best of our knowledge and understanding, accurate and current as to the date on which it was prepared. This document expires on March 31, 2007. Other changes or regulatory requirements may be implemented during this period. Please consult national and international regulations.

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Primary and Subsidiary Hazard LabelsClass 1 – Explosives

Class 2 – Gases

Class 3 – Flammable Liquids

Class 4 – Flammable Solids, Spontaneously Combustibles and Dangerous When Wet

Class 5 – Oxidizing Substances and Organic Peroxides

Class 6 – Toxic and Infectious Substances

Class 7 – Radioactive Materials

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Shipping Dangerous Goods by Air

Additional RequirementsIATA requires the Shipper’s Declaration for Dangerous Goods to be completed in English. Two copies must be provided to the airline. The shipper and transporter must retain a copy for two years in Canada and at least 375 days in the United States.

Most Common Variations for USAUSG 04 “RQ” must be shown in association with the proper shipping name on package, and either before or after the shipping description on the document, if a hazardous substance.USG 08 “Inhalation Hazard” and “Hazard Zone A, B, C or D” must be shown on documentation, if required. Inhalation Hazard Label must also appear on the package(s).

USG 12 Emergency 24-hour number must be shown on document. Written emergency response information, in English, must be provided with the documentation.

Most Common Variations for CanadaCAG 14 Information required on a document must be easy to identify, legible, and in indelible print.CAG 15 The words “24-Hour Number,” followed by the phone number, where emergency information is available 24/7 without breaking the telephone connection, must appear on the document.CAG 16 Emergency Response Assistance Plan (ERAP) number and the telephone number to activate the ERAP must appear, when required, on the document.

• The minimum dimensions of all hazard labels must be 100 mm x 100 mm.

• For small packages containing infectious substances, dimensions of hazard labels and handling labels may not be reduced smaller than 50 mm x 50 mm.

• The words “BIOLOGICAL SUBSTANCE, CATEGORY B” must be added adjacent to the “UN3373” marking.

Proper shipping name

UN 0000

Net Qty. or Gross Qty.

To: Consignee’s nameand addressFrom: Shipper’s nameand address

Handling Labels and Markings

Combination PackagingSingle Packaging

How to Fill Out the Shipper’s Declaration Enter full name and address of shipper.

Enter full name and address of consignee. For infectious substances, also enter name and telephone number of a responsible person, in case of emergency.

Enter page number and total number of pages of the Shipper’s Declaration.

Delete the box that does not apply.

Enter name of airport or city of departure. (information may be entered by the operator)

Enter name of airport or city of destination. (information may be entered by the operator)


Enter proper UN or ID number (with prefix).

Enter proper shipping name. Add technical name in parentheses (if required).

Enter primary class or division number (for class 1, include compatibility group), followed by subsidiary risk(s), if any, in parentheses.

Enter applicable Packing Group (Roman numerals).

Enter

° Total number of packages of same type and content

° Type of packaging

° Net quantity (metric units) in each outer package (unless noted otherwise in the list)

° “Q” value when required (two or more different dangerous goods in the same outer packaging)

° Add “Overpack used” immediately after the entry relating to the packages, within the overpack. These packages shall be entered first.Note: Additional requirements apply for radioactive shipments, consult IATA 10.8.1

Enter applicable Packing Instruction number.

Enter

° “LTD. QTY.” when a Y-Packing instruction is used

° Special Provision number, if Special Provision A1, A2, A51, A81 or A109 applies

° A statement that government authorizations are attached to the Shipper’s Declaration (when applicable)

Enter name and title of Signatory.

Enter location and date.

Declaration must be signed.

• Text indicating the nature of the risk may be inserted in the lower half of the label.• English text must be shown on hazard labels as per state and operator variations found in IATA Section 7.3 and 2.9.• Primary and subsidiary labels are identical.

Class 9 – Miscellaneous

Combination and single packaging must include:

• Proper shipping name and technical name

• Primary and subsidiary hazard label on same surface (if applicable)

• UN or ID number adjacent to shipping name

• UN certification code or “Ltd. Qty.” and/or “OVERPACK” when used

• Shipper’s and consignee’s name and address

• Cargo Aircraft Only label on same surface as hazard labels (only if applicable)

• Two orientation labels required, on opposite sides of package (required for liquids inside combination packaging)

• Net quantity for multiple package shipments or gross mass near shipping name (as applicable)

Additional requirements:

• Labels must be located on the same surface of the package and near the proper shipping name (if the package dimensions are adequate).

• Primary and subsidiary risk labels must be displayed on the same surface of the package, as well as the Cargo Aircraft Only label.

• For class 6.2 and class 1, other requirements apply.

Class 8 – Corrosives

EXEMPT ANIMAL SPECIMEN

EXEMPT HUMAN SPECIMEN

This package contains dangerous goods in excepted small quantities and is inall respects in compliance with the applicable international and nationalgovernment regulations and the IATA Dangerous Goods RegulationsSignature of ShipperTitleName and address of ShipperThis package contains substance(s) in Class(es)(check applicable box(es) )and the applicable UN Numbers are:

Date

Class: 2 3 4 5 6 8 9

DANGEROUS GOODS IN EXCEPTED QUANTITIES

Proper shipping nameUN 0000Net Qty. or Gross Qty.

To: Consignee’s name and addressFrom: Shipper’s name and address

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UN Packaging Code Explanation

United Nations Symbol Must be in circle or embossed

Packaging Code Designates the type of packaging and material of construction

Packaging V = Variation PackagingQuality Code T = Salvage Packaging

Specific Gravity Maximum permitted specific gravity of the product. When the specific gravity designation is missing, the maximum permitted specific gravity is 1.2

Gross Mass Maximum gross mass in kilograms

S Designates that the packaging is certified to contain inner packaging; or as a single packaging intended to contain solids

Hydrostatic Internal hydrostatic test pressureTest Pressure in kilopascals; specifies that the

packaging is designed for liquids

Year of Manufacture Last two digits of year of manufacture. Plastic drums and jerricans (1H and 3H) must be marked with the month of manufacture. The month can be marked in any appropriate manner and be located elsewhere on the package

Country of Country designation code whereAuthorization

Name of Name and address or authorizedManufacturer

Minimum Thickness For metal or plastic drums, jerricans or the outer packaging of a composite packaging intended for reuse or reconditioning, the minimum thickness is in millimeters (mm)

Month and Year For IBCs, the month and year of manufacture

Stacking Test Load For IBCs, the stacking test load in kilograms. The number “0” shows that the IBC is not designed for stacking

Combination Packaging

Single and Composite Packaging

Liquids

Solids

Reconditioned Single Packaging

Liquids

Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBC)

1 United Nations Symbol 2 Packaging Code3 Performance Level

(Packing Group) X= PG I, II, III Y= PG II or III Z= PG III only

4 Maximum Gross Mass in kg5 Approved for Solids or

Inner Packaging6 Year of Manufacture7 Country of Authorization8 Manufacturer Identification9 Maximum Specific Gravity

Allowed (check regulations for exceptions)

10 Hydrostatic Test Pressure in kPa11 Minimum Thickness (mm)12 Country in which Reconditioning

was Performed13 Reconditioner Identification14 Year of Reconditioning15 R = Reconditioned

L = Leakproof16 Month of Manufacture17 Stacking Test Load18 Packaging Quality Code

V = Variation PackagingT = Salvage Packaging

References

49 CFR: Part 178 ICAO: Part 6TDGR: Part 5 IATA: Part 6IMDG: Part 6 UN: Part 6

Packaging Code

Outer Packaging1A1 Steel drum, non-removable head1A2 Steel drum, removable head1B1 Aluminium drum, non-removable head1B2 Aluminium drum, removable head1D Plywood drum1G Fibre drum1H1 Plastic drum, non-removable head1H2 Plastic drum, removable head1N1 Metal drum, non-removable head1N2 Metal drum, removable head2C1 Wooden barrel, bung type2C2 Wooden barrel, removable head3A1 Steel jerrican, non-removable head3A2 Steel jerrican, removable head3H1 Plastic jerrican, non-removable head3H2 Plastic jerrican, removable head4A Steel box4B Aluminium box4C1 Wooden box, ordinary4C2 Wooden box with sift-proof walls4D Plywood box4F Reconstituted wood box4G Fibreboard box

Inner PackagingIP1 Earthenware, glass or waxIP2 PlasticIP3 Metal cans, tins or tubes (other than aluminium)IP3A Metal cans, tins or tubes (aluminium)IP4 Multi-wall paper bagsIP5 Plastic bagsIP6 Fibre cans or boxesIP7 Metal receptacles (aerosols) non-refillableIP7A Metal receptacles (aerosols) non-refillableIP7B Metal receptacles (aerosols) non-refillableIP8 Glass ampoules (glass tubes)IP9 Metal or plastic flexible tubesIP10 Bags, paper with plastic/aluminium

Intermediate Bulk Container (IBC)“A” Steel (all types and

surface treatments)“B” Aluminium“C” Natural wood“D” Plywood“F” Reconstituted wood

“G” Fibreboard“H” Plastic or rubber“L” Textile“M” Paper, multiwall“N” Metal (other than

steel or aluminium)

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Placards must be displayed for any quantity of UN3111, Organic Peroxide Type B, Liquid, or UN3112, Organic Peroxide, Type B, Solid.

6.1 – Toxic Substances (Inhalation Hazards only)Any material with a subsidiary “Poison Inhalation When 454 kg (1001 lbs.) or more of Uranium hexafluoride is transported, a corrosive subsidiary placard must be used. The Class 7 placard is also required for exclusive use shipments of low specific activity (LSA) material, in accordance with 173.427(a). IBCs(IntermediateBulk Containers)* Bulk packaging means a packaging, other than a vessel or barge, into which hazardous materials are loaded with no intermediate packaging, and exceeding the following sizes: Liquids – 450 Liters internal capacity; Solids – 400 kg net mass and Subsidiary Hazard PlacardsMust be used for hazardous materials that are subject to the “Inhalation Hazard” shipping paper requirement, when Division 2.3 or 6.1 is not the primary hazard [172.505(a)]. Must be used for materials with a Division 4.3 Dangerous When Wet subsidiary hazard [172.505(c)]. Must be used when transporting 454 kg (1,001 lbs.) or more of fissile or low specific activity Uranium hexafluoride [172.505(b)]..2 and Poison Gas or Poison Inhalation Hazard placards. 505 (d)].1.2* DOT 113 Tank Cars [172.510 (3)]The Class 2 flammable gas placard with white square background is required for Division 2.1 flammable gases in DOT 113 tank cars.Highway [172.507(a)]For domestic transportation of Oxygen, the OXYGEN placard may be used in place of a Non-Flammable Gas placard [section 172.504(f) (7)]. When Combustible placards are used to display an identification number, the lower half must be white for rail, and may be white for highway [172.332(c) (4)]. These texts are permitted on placards for Gasoline, Fuel Oil and Combustible Liquids [172.542, 172.544].

Table 2 [Section 172.Class 1 – Explosives

Class 2 – Gases


**N Explosive 1.4 placards are not required for 1.4S materials that are not required to be labeled 1.4S [172.504 (f)(6)].* Compatibility Group, for transport by air or water.**1.41.51.62.1 – Flammable Gas2.2 – Non-Flammable, Non-Toxic GasFor mixed loads of Division 2.2, 2.1, or Oxygen, a 2.2 placard is not required if the vehicle is already placarded with 2.1 or OXYGEN placard [172.504 (f)(3)].For domestic transportation of Oxygen, the OXYGEN placard may be used in place of the Non-Flammable gas placard [172.504(f) (7)]. For mixed loads of Flammable

Combustible L iqu idsNo label required A Flammable Liquid placard may be used in place of a Combustible Liquid placard [172.504 (f)(2)]. Combustible liquids in non-bulk packages do not require placards [173.150 (f)(2)].

Materials5.1 – Ox idizers Placards must be displayed for any quantity of UN3111, Organic peroxide type B, liquid, temperature controlled or UN3112, Organic peroxide type B, solid, temperature controlled. ion

* Compatibility Group, for transport by air or water.

TOXIC

No placard required

Mixed LoadsL imited QuantityORM-D

No placard requiredFor domestic transportation, a Class 9 placard is not required. However, bulk packages containing Class 9 materials must be marked with the appropriate identification number [172.504 (f)(9)].This placard is permitted for a mixed load of Table 2 hazardous materials in non-bulk packages. However, when 1,000 kg (2,205 lbs.) or more aggregate gross weight No label requ iredUN1910 No placard required A package containing a limited quantity of hazardous materials is not required to be marked with the proper shipping name provided it is marked with the identification number, preceded by the letters UN or NA, as applicable, for the entry shown in the 172.101 table, and placed within a square-on-point border in accordance with section 172.315.ORM-D No placard required3082 15411824 1075 1993UN or NA Ident ification NumbersBulk PackagesThe four-digit identification number must be displayed on IBCs, portable tanks, cargo tanks, tank cars, and other bulk packages [172.302, 172.326, 172.328, 172.330 or 172.331].Non-Bulk PackagesA transport vehicle or freight container loaded at one facility with 4000 kg (8820 lbs.) or more aggregate gross weight of a single hazardous material in non-bulk packages, marked with the same proper shipping name and identification number, with no other materials, must display that identification number [172.301 (a) (3)].Poison Inhalation HazardA transport vehicle or freight container loaded at one facility with 1000 kg (2205 lbs.) or more aggregate gross weight of a PIH material in Hazard Zone A or B in non-bulk packages marked with the same proper shipping name and identification number, must display that identification number. For different PIH materials in the same Hazard Zone, the ID number of the greatest aggregate gross we ight must be displayed. The ID number for Hazard Zone A materials takes precedence over Hazard Zone B mater ials [172.313(c)].Display of NumbersThe identification number may be displayed on a placard, an orange panel, or on a wh ite square-on-point configuration [172.332].

of one category of material is loaded at one loading facility, the placard specified for that category must be displayed [172.504 (b)].and Non-Flammable gases or Oxygen, a 2.2 placard is not required if the vehicle is already placarded with the OXYGEN placard [172.504 (f)(3)].

Marine PollutantsThis mark is required for Marine Pollutants when transported under the IMDG Code or by vessel [172.322 (b) and (d)]. This mark is not required for road and rail transportation if the transport vehicle or freight container is already placarded with a Class placard [172.322 (d)(3)].Elevated Temperature Mater ialsEach bulk package containing an elevated temperature material must be marked on two opposing sides with the word “HOT” [172.325(a)]. Bulk packages containing molten aluminum or molten sulfur must be marked “MOLTEN ALUMINUM” or “MOLTEN SULFUR” [172.325 (b)].Fum igant MarkingThe FUMIGANT marking must be prominently displayed if the transport vehicle (including a rail car) has been fumigated. For domestic transportation, an EPA authorized warning label may be used [173.9].

Except for Class 7 and the DANGEROUS placard text indicating a hazard is not required on placards [Section 172.519(b)(3)]

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UN Packaging Code ExplanationUnited Nations Symbol

Must be in circle or embossed

Packaging Code

Designates the type of packaging and material of construction

Packaging

V = Variation Packaging

Quality Code

T = Salvage Packaging

Specific Gravity

Maximum permitted specific gravity of the product. When the specific gravity designation is missing, the maximum permitted specific gravity is 1.2

Gross Mass

Maximum gross mass in kilograms

S

Designates that the packaging is certified to contain inner packaging; or as a single packaging intended to contain solids

Hydrostatic

Internal hydrostatic test pressure

Test Pressure

in kilopascals; specifies that the packaging is designed for liquids

Year of Manufacture

Last two digits of year of manufacture. Plastic drums and jerricans (1H and 3H) must be marked with the month of manufacture. The month can be marked in any appropriate manner and be located elsewhere on the package

Country of

Country designation code where

AuthorizationName of

Name and address or authorized

Manufacturer Minimum Thickness

For metal or plastic drums, jerricans or the outer packaging of a composite packaging intended for reuse or reconditioning, the minimum thickness is in millimeters (mm)

Month and Year

For IBCs, the month and year of manufacture

Stacking Test Load

For IBCs, the stacking test load in kilograms. The number “0” shows that the IBC is not designed for stacking


Single and Composite PackagingLiquidsSolidsReconditioned Single PackagingLiquidsIntermediate Bulk Containers (IBC)

United Nations Symbol Packaging CodePerformance Level (Packing Group) X= PG I, II, III Y= PG II or III Z= PG III onlyMaximum Gross Mass in kgApproved for Solids or Inner PackagingYear of ManufactureCountry of AuthorizationManufacturer IdentificationMaximum Specific Gravity Allowed (check regulations for exceptions)Hydrostatic Test Pressure in kPaMinimum Thickness (mm)Country in which Reconditioning was PerformedReconditioner IdentificationYear of ReconditioningR = Reconditioned L = LeakproofMonth of ManufactureStacking Test LoadPackaging Quality Code V = Variation PackagingT = Salvage PackagingReferences49 CFR:

Part 178

ICAO:

Part 6

TDGR:

Part 5

IATA:

Part 6

IMDG:

Part 6

UN:

Part 6

Packaging CodeOuter Packaging1A1

Steel drum, non-removable head

1A2

Steel drum, removable head

1B1

Aluminium drum, non-removable head

1B2

Aluminium drum, removable head

1D

Plywood drum

1G

Fibre drum

1H1

Plastic drum, non-removable head

1H2

Plastic drum, removable head

1N1

Metal drum, non-removable head

1N2

Metal drum, removable head

2C1

Wooden barrel, bung type

2C2

Wooden barrel, removable head

3A1

Steel jerrican, non-removable head

3A2

Steel jerrican, removable head

3H1

Plastic jerrican, non-removable head

3H2

Plastic jerrican, removable head

4A

Steel box

4B

Aluminium box

4C1

Wooden box, ordinary

4C2

Wooden box with sift-proof walls

4D

Plywood box

4F

Reconstituted wood box

4G

Fibreboard box

Inner PackagingIP1

Earthenware, glass or wax

IP2

Plastic

IP3

Metal cans, ti

ns or tubes (other than aluminium)

IP3A

Metal cans, tins or tubes (aluminium)

IP4

Multi-wall paper bags

IP5

Plastic bags

IP6

Fibre cans or boxes

IP7

Metal receptacles (aerosols) non-refillable

IP7A


IP7B


IP8

Glass ampoules (glass tubes)

IP9

Metal or plastic flexible tubes

IP10

Bags, paper with plastic/aluminium

Intermediate Bulk Container (IBC)“A”

Steel (all types and surface treatments)

“B”

Aluminium

“C”

Natural wood

“D”

Plywood

“F”

Reconstituted wood

“G”

Fibreboard

“H”

Plastic or rubber

“L”

Textile

“M”

Paper, multiwall

“N”

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Primary and Subsidiary Hazard LabelsClass 1 – ExplosivesClass 2 – GasesClass 3 – Flammable LiquidsClass 4 – Flammable Solids, Spontaneously Combustibles and Dangerous When WetClass 5 – Oxidizing Substances and Organic PeroxidesClass 6 – Toxic and Infectious SubstancesClass 7 – Radioactive Materials




Most Common Variations for USAUSG 04 “RQ” must be shown in association with the proper shipping name on package, and either before or after the shipping description on the document, if a hazardous substance.USG 08 “Inhalation Hazard” and “Hazard Zone A, B, C or D” must be shown on documentation, if required. Inhalation Hazard Label must also appear on the package(s).USG 12 Emergency 24-hour number must be shown on document. Written emergency response information, in English, must be provided with the documentation.Most Common Variations for CanadaCAG 14 Information required on a document must be easy to identify, legible, and in indelible print.CAG 15 The words “24-Hour Number,” followed by the phone number, where emergency information is available 24/7 without breaking the telephone connection, must appear on the document.CAG 16 Emergency Response Assistance Plan (ERAP) number and the telephone number to activate the ERAP must appear, when required, on the document.

• The minimum dimensions of all hazard labels must be 100 mm x 100 mm.• For small packages containing infectious substances, dimensions of hazard labels and handling labels may not be reduced smaller than 50 mm x 50 mm.• The words “BIOLOGICAL SUBSTANCE, CATEGORY B” must be added adjacent to the “UN3373” marking.

Proper shipping nam eUN0000Net Qty. or Gross Qty . To : Cons ignee’s namean d addre ssFrom: Sh ipper ’s n amean d address



How to Fill Out the Shipper’s Declaration Enter full name and address of shipper. Enter full name and address of consignee. For infectious substances, also enter name and telephone number of a responsible person, in case of emergency.Enter page number and total number of pages of the Shipper’s Declaration.Delete the box that does not apply. Enter name of airport or city of departure. (information may be entered by the operator) Enter name of airport or city of destination. (information may be entered by the operator)Delete the box that does not apply. Enter proper UN or ID number (with prefix).Enter proper shipping name. Add technical name in parentheses (if required). Enter primary class or division number (for class 1, include compatibility group), followed by subsid iary risk(s), if any, in parentheses. Enter applicable Packing Group (Roman numerals). Enter° Total number of packages of same type and content° Type of packaging° Net quantity (metric units) in each outer package (unless noted otherwise in the list)° “Q” value when required (two or more different dangerous goods in the same outer packaging)° Add “Overpack used” immediately after the entry relating to the packages, within the overpack. These packages shall be entered first.Note: Additional requirements apply for radioactive shipments, consult IATA 10.8.1 Enter applicable Packing Instruction number. Enter° “LTD. QTY.” when a Y-Packing instruction is used° Special Provision number, if Special Provision A1, A2, A51, A81 or A109 applies° A statement that government authorizations are attached to the Shipper’s Declaration (when applicable) Enter name and title of Signatory. Enter location and date. Declaration must be signed.• Text indicating the nature of the risk may be inserted in the lower half of the label.• English text must be shown on hazard labels as per state and operator variations found in IATA Section 7.3 and 2.9.• Primary and subsidiary labels are identical.Class 9 – Miscellaneous

Combination and single packaging must include:• Proper shipping name and technical name• Primary and subsidiary hazard label on same surface (if applicable)• UN or ID number adjacent to shipping name• UN certification code or “Ltd. Qty.” and/or “OVERPACK” when used• Shipper’s and consignee’s name and address• Cargo Aircraft Only label on same surface as hazard labels (only if applicable)• Two orientation labels required, on opposite sides of package (required for liquids inside combination packaging)• Net quantity for multiple package shipments or gross mass near shipping name (as applicable)Additional requirements:• Labels must be located on the same surface of the package and near the proper shipping name (if the package dimensions are adequate). • Primary and subsidiary risk labels must be displayed on the same surface of the package, as well as the Cargo Aircraft Only label. • For class 6.2 and class 1, other requirements apply.Class 8 – Corrosives

EXEMPT ANIMAL SPECIMENEXEMPT HUMAN SPECIMENThis package contains dangerous goods in excepted small quantities and is inallrespects in compliance with the applicable internat ional and nationalgovernmentregulat ions and the IATADangerous GoodsRegulat ionsSignature of Sh ipperTitleName and address of ShipperThis package contains substance(s) in Class(es)(checkapplicable box(es))and theapplicable UN Numbers are:DateClass: 2 3 4 5 6 8 9DANGEROUS GOODS IN EXCEPTED QUANTITIES

Proper shipping nameUN 0000Net Qty. or Gross Qty.To: Consignee’s name and addressFrom: Shipper’s name and address1H1/X1.8/250/05USA/+BK0000 1.0



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Other MarkingsElevated Temperature MarkRequired on CTUs containing liquids above 100 °C or solids above 240 °C near class placard.

Fumigation Warning SignRequired on all fumigated containers near each entrance.

Marine Pollutant MarkRequired for• Any quantity of marine pollutant in a CTU• Outer packages containing inner packages of more than ° 5 L or 5 kg of a marine pollutant, or ° 500 mL or 500 g of a severe marine pollutant

Limited QuantitiesPackages of limited quantities must be marked with the UN number (proceeded by the letters "UN") placed within a diamond.

CTU's containing dangerous goods in only limited quantities must be marked "LIMITED QUANTITIES" or "LTD QTY".

Additional US Placard and Label RequirementsFor shipment to, through, or from the United States, “Inhalation Hazard” placards and labels are required for dangerous goods that meet the definiton of “materials poisonous by inhalation” under 49 CFR.

Orientation LabelMust be displayed on two opposite sides of:

-combination packagings having inner packagings containing liquid dangerous goods;

-single packagings fi tted with vents; and

-open cryogenic receptacles intended for the transport of refrigerated liquefi ed gases. Can be black or red.

DocumentationEnter the following informationShipper’s name and address

Consignee’s name and address

Container identification number

Company name and signature of person responsible for packing the container

Dangerous goods descriptionNumber and type of packages

Complete shipping description in the following order

° UN number

° Proper shipping name (and technical name if required)

° Primary class, and subsidiary class in parenthesis (if required)

° Packing group

Add, when appropriate

° “Hot”

° “Waste”

° “Residue last contained” or “Empty uncleaned”

° the flashpoint in degrees C (closed cup), for class 3

° “Marine Pollutant”

° “Limited quantity” or “LTD QTY” (if pertinent)

Net quantity or gross mass of the dangerous goods

Additional information required by state authorities United States

° 24-hour emergency telephone numberCanada

° 24-hour emergency telephone number following the words “24-hour number”

° ERAP information, when required

Enter shipper’s name, title, company, location, signature, and date.

Class 9 – MiscellaneousClass 8 – Corrosives

Labels Placard

VENTILATED ON [ date* ](see 5.3.2.5)

THIS UNIT IS UNDER FUMIGATIONWITH [ fumigant name* ] APPLIED ON [ date* ][ time* ]

or

20 steel UN 2927,Toxic liquid, corrosive, organic, 2000 kgdrums n.o.s. (strychnine, sulfuric acid) class 6.1 (8), PG II, marine pollutant

2 fiberboard UN 1263, Paint, class 3, II (-18 °C) 20 kgboxes Limited quantity

Spills Unlimited346 Container Ave.Wasteland, OR 12345 USA

ABC Chem Co Inc.123 Acid BurnsSpillville, ON L4Z 1X8Canada

Joe Packer, Transit Brokers Inc.

Port of MontrealContainer/vehicle identification number: 123456

24 hr. no.: 1-888-000-0000

Clyde Shipper, ABC Chem Co Inc.

Spillville, ON November 13, 2007

Identification

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Proper shipping nameUN 0000


For all packages (< 450 L)• Proper shipping name (and technical name if required)• UN number• Primary class label• Subsidiary class label (if required)• Shipper’s or consignee’s shipping information• Marine pollutant mark (if required), near hazard label• UN specification mark

IBCs (> 450 L – 3,000 L)• UN specification mark• Labels, proper shipping name, and UN number must be displayed on two opposite sides.

Proper shippingnameUN 0000

Other information may be required. See IMDG section 5.2

For the USA• Add RQ for hazardoussubstancesin reportable quantity

Overpack• In addition, an overpack shall be marked “OVERPACK”

Additional RequirementsUnited StatesShippers must keep document for 2 years, and carriers must keep document for 1 year.USA requires the document to be in English. Shipper must include written emergency information (in English).CanadaShippers and carriers must keep document for two years. Canada requires the document to be in French or English, legible and be in indelible ink.

Packer must ensure segregation is in accordance with IMDG section 7.2 and col. 16-17 of section 3.2.

Placarding and Marking Cargo Transport Units (CTUs)All markings must be resistant to three months immersion in the sea.

• Primary and subsidiary placards must be affixed on all cargo transport units (CTU) for ANY quantity of dangerous goods except for

° Class 1.4S: no placard required

° Limited quantities

° Excepted packages of radioactive material (class 7)

• Placards are required on each side and each end for most CTUs

• Only two placards (one on each side) are required for rail cars

• UN numbers must be displayed for

° CTUs containing more than 4000 kg of packaged goods with only one UN number (no other freight in CTU)

° Tank cargo transport units and bulk packaging

° Certain radioactives

• Proper Shipping Name must be shown for

° Bulk packaging and tank transport unit

° Single commodity which requires no placard, UN number, or marine pollutant mark (may be replaced by UN number)

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PL-31

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EXPLOSIVESPL-31 1.4

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PL-34

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1N

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PL-36N

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EXPLOSIVESPL-36N1.5

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PL-35D

CANAD A UNITED STATES PRINTED IN CAN ADA

EXPLOSIVESPL-35D

2

FLAMMABLE G AS WWW.THECOMPLIANCECENTER.COM ICC THE COMPLIANCE CENTER INC .

PL-08

CANA DA UNITED STATES PRINTED IN CA NA DA

FLAMMABLE GASPL-08

2

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PL-03

CANADA UNI TED STATES PR INTED IN CAN AD A

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2

TOXIC GAS WWW.THECOMPLIANCECENTER.COM ICC THE COMPLIANC ECEN TER INC.

PL-20

CANAD A UNITED STATES PRINTED IN CAN AD A

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PL-02

CANA DA UNITED STATES PRI NTED IN CA NA DA

FLAMMABLEPL-02

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FLAMMABLE SOLID WWW.THECOMPLIANCEC ENTER.CO M ICC THE COMPLIANCE CENTER INC.

PL-13

C ANADA UNITED S TATES PRI NTED IN CA NA DA

FLAMMABLE SOLIDPL-13

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SPON TANEOUSLY COMBUSTIBLE WWW. THECOMPLIANCECENTER.COM ICC THE COMPLIANCE CENTER INC .

PL-21

CANADA UNITED STATES PRINTED IN CANADA SPONTANEOUSLY CO MBU STIBLEPL-21

4

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5.1

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PL- 06

C ANADA UNITED STATES PRI NTED IN CA NADA

OXIDIZERPL-06

5.2

ORG ANIC PER OXIDE WWW.THECOMPLIAN CECENTER.C OM ICC THE COMPLIANC E C ENTER INC.

PL-15

CANA DA UNITED STATES P RINTED I NCA NA DA

ORGANIC PEROX IDEPL-15

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TOXIC WWW. THECOMPLIANCECENTER.COM ICC THE COMPLIANCE CENTER INC.

PL-05

C ANADA UNITED STATES PRI NTED IN CA NA DA

TO XICPL-05

6

INFECTIOUS SUBSTANCE WWW.THECOMPLIANCECENTER.COM ICC THE COMPLIANC E C ENTER INC.

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CAN ADA UNITED STATES PRINT ED IN CANADA

INFECTI OUS SUBSTANCEPL-17

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PL-US07

CANADA UNI TED STATES PRINTED IN CANAD A

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8

CO RROSIVE WWW.THECOMPLIAN CECENTER.COM ICC THE COMPLIANCE CENTER INC .

PL-04

CANA DA UNITED STATES PRI NTED IN CA NA DA

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9

MISCELLANEOUS WWW.THECOMPLIANCECENTER.C OM ICC THE COMPLIANCE CENTER INC .

PL-11

CANADA UN ITED STATES PR INTED I NC ANADA

MISCELLANEO USPL-11

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Additional RequirementsIATA requires the Shipper’s Declaration for DangerousGoods to be completed in English. Two copies mustbe provided to the airline. The shipper and transportermust retain a copy for two years in Canada and at least 375 days in the United States.

Most Common Variations for USAUSG 04 “RQ” must be shown in association with the proper shipping name on package, and either before or after the shipping description on thedocument, if a hazardous substance.USG 08 “Inhalation Hazard” and “Hazard Zone A, B, C or D” must be shown ondocumentation, if required. Inhalation Hazard Label must also appear onthe package(s).

USG 12 Emergency 24-hour number must be shown on document. Writtenemergency response information, in English, must be provided with thedocumentation

Most Common Variations for CanadaCAG 14 Information required on a document must be easy to identify, legible, andin indelible print.CAG 15 The words “24-Hour Number,” followed by the phone number, whereemergency information is available 24/7 without breaking the telephoneconnection, must appear on the document.CAG 16 Emergency Response Assistance Plan (ERAP) number and the telephonenumber to activate the ERAP must appear, when required, onthe document.

• The minimum dimensions of all hazard labels must be100 mm x 100 mm.

• For small packages containing infectious substances, dimensionsof hazard labels and handling labels may not be reduced smallerthan 50 mm x 50 mm.

• The words “BIOLOGICAL SUBSTANCE, CATEGORY B” must beadded adjacent to the “UN3373” marking.


UN 0000






Enter full name and address of consignee. For infectious substances, also enter name andtelephone number of a responsible person, in case of emergency




Enter name of airport or city of destination.(information may be entered by the operator)



Enter proper shipping name. Add technical namein parentheses (if required).



Enter







Enter



° A statement that government authorizations areattached to the Shipper’s Declaration (when applicable)




• Text indicating the nature of the risk may be inserted in thlower half of the label.• English text must be shown on hazard labels as per statand operator variations found in IATA Section 7.3 and 2.9• Primary and subsidiary labels are identical.








• Cargo Aircraft Only label on same surface as hazard labels(only if applicable)

• Two orientation labels required, on opposite sides of package(required for liquids inside combination packaging)

• Net quantity for multiple package shipments or gross mass nearshipping name (as applicable)

Additional requirements

• Labels must be located on the same surface of the package andnear the proper shipping name (if the package dimensionsare adequate).

• Primary and subsidiary risk labels must be displayed on the samesurface of the package, as well as the Cargo Aircraft Only label.



EXEMPT ANIMAL SPECIMENEXEMPT ANIMAL SPECIMEN

EXEMPT HUMAN SPECIMENEXEMPT HUMAN SPECIMEN

This package contains dangerous goods in excepted small quantities and is inall respects in compliance with the applicable international and nationalgovernment regulations and the IATA Dangerous Goods RegulationsSignature of ShipperTitleName and address of ShipperThis package contains substance(s) in Class(es)(check applicable box(es))and the applicable UN Numbers are:

Date

Class: 2 3 4 5 6 8 9



To: Consignee’s nameand addressFrom: Shipper’s name and address

1H1/X1.8/250/05USA/+BK0000 1.0















Stacking Test Load For IBCs, the stacking test load inkilograms. The number “0” shows that the IBC is not designed for stacking



Liquids

Solids


Liquids


1 United Nations Symbol2 Packaging Code3 Performance Level

(Packing Group)X= PG I, II, IIIY= PG II or III Z= PG III only








References


Packaging Code

Outer Packaging1A1 Steel drum, non-removable head1A2 Steel drum, removable head1B1 Aluminium drum, non-removable head1B2 Aluminium drum, removable head1D Plywood drum1G Fibre drum1H1 Plastic drum, non-removable head1H2 Plastic drum, removable head1N1 Metal drum, non-removable head1N2 Metal drum, removable head2C1 Wooden barrel, bung type2C2 Wooden barrel, removable head3A1 Steel jerrican, non-removable head3A2 Steel jerrican, removable head3H1 Plastic jerrican, non-removable head3H2 Plastic jerrican, removable head4A Steel boxA4B Aluminium box4C1 Wooden box, ordinary4C2 Wooden box with sift-proof walls4D Plywood box4F Reconstituted wood box4G Fibreboard box

Inner PackagingIP1 Earthenware, glass or waxIP2 PlasticIP3 Metal cans, tins or tubes (other than aluminium)IP3A Metal cans, tins or tubes (aluminium)P3AIP4 Multi-wall paper bagsIP5 Plastic bagsIP6 Fibre cans or boxesIP7 Metal receptacles (aerosols) non-refillableIP7A Metal receptacles (aerosols) non-refillableP7AIP7B Metal receptacles (aerosols) non-refillableIP8 Glass ampoules (glass tubes)IP9 Metal or plastic flexible tubesIP10 Bags, paper with plastic/aluminium




steel or aluminium)





GA




Class 2 – Gases









Marine Pollutant MarkRequired for• Any quantity of marine pollutant in a CTU• Outer packages containing inner packages of more than ° 5 L or 5 kg of a marine pollutant, or

° 500 mL or 500 g of a severe marine pollutant


CTU's containing dangerous goods in only limited quantities must be marked "LIMITED QUANTITIES" or "LTD QTY

Additional US Placard and Label RequirementsFor shipment to, through, or from the United States, “Inhalation Hazard” placards and labels are required for dangerous goods that meet the definitonof “materials poisonous by inhalation” under 49 CFR.



-single packagings fi tted with vents; andfifi

-open cryogenic receptacles intended for the transport of refrigeratedliquefi ed gases. Can be black or red.fi







° UN number

° Proper shipping name(and technical name if required)

° Primary class, and subsidiary class in parenthesis (if required)

° Packing group

Add, when appropriate

° “Hot”

° “Waste”

° “Residue last contained” or “Empty uncleaned”

° the flashpoint in degrees C (closed cup), for class 3

° “Marine Pollutant”

° “Limited quantity” or “LTD QTY” (if pertinent)


Additional information required by state authorities United States

° 24-hour emergency telephone numberCanada

° 24-hour emergency telephone number following the words “24-hour number”

° ERAP information, when required



Labels Placard

VENTILATED ON [ date* ](see 5.3.2.5)

THIS UNIT IS UNDER FUMIGATIOWITH [ fumigant name* ] APPLIED O[ date* ][ time* ]

or

20 steel UN 2927,Toxic liquid, corrosive, organic, 2000 kgdrums n.o.s. (strychnine, sulfuric acid)class 6.1 (8), PG II, marine pollutant


Spills Unlimited346 Container Ave.Wasteland, OR 12345USA

ABC Chem Co Inc.123 Acid Burns

Canada


Port of MontrealContainer/vehicle identification number: 123456

24 hr. no.: 1-888-000-0000



Identification

4



For all packages (ges (< 450 L)• Proper shipping name (and technical name if required)• UN number• Primary class label• Subsidiary class label(if required)• Shipper’s or consignee’s shipping information• Marine pollutant mark(if required), near hazard label• UN specification mark

IBCs (> 450 L – 3,000 L)• UN specification mark• Labels, proper shipping name, andUN number must be displayed on twoopposite sides.


Other information may be required.See IMDG section 5.2

For the USAF• • Add RQ for hazardoussubstancesin reportable quantity

OverpackO• In addition, an overpack shall be marked “OVERPACK”



Placarding and Marking CargoTransport Units (CTUs)All markings must be resistant to three months immersion in the sea.

• Primary and subsidiary placards must be affixed on all cargotransport units (CTU) for ANY quantity of dangerous goodsexcept for

° Class 1.4S: no placard required

° Limited quantities

° Excepted packages of radioactive material (class 7)



• UN numbers must be displayed for

° CTUs containing more than 4000 kg of packaged goodswith only one UN number (no other freight in CTU)

° Tank cargo transport units and bulk packaging

° Certain radioactives

• Proper Shipping Name must be shown for

° Bulk packaging and tank transport unit

° Single commodity which requires no placard, UN number,or marine pollutant mark (may be replaced by UN number)

Package IBC

11.1EXPLOSIVES WWW .THECOMPLIANCECEN TER.COM ICC THE COMPLIANCE CENTERINC

PL-31

CANADA UNITEDSTATT TAA ES PRI NTED IN CA NA DA

EXPLOSIVESPL-31 1.41.4

1

EXPLOSIVES WWW.THECOMPLIANCECENTER.COM ICC THE COMPLIAN CEC ENTER INC.

PL-34

CAN ADA UNITED STATT TAA ES PRINT ED I N CA NADA

EXPLOSIVESPL-34

1N

1.61.6EXP LOSIVES WWW.THECO MPLIANCECENTER.COM ICC THE COMPLIANCE CENTER INC.

PL-36N

CANADA UNITED STATETT S P RINTED INCANADA

EXPLOSIVESPL-36N1.51.5

1DEXPLO SIVES WWW.THECOMPLIANCECENTER.COM ICC THE COMPLIANC ECENTER INC.

PL-35D

CANAD A UNITED STATT TAA ES PRINTED IN CAN ADA

EXPLOSIVESPL-35D

2

FLAMMABLEG AS WWW.THECOMPLIANCECENTER.COM ICC THE COMPLIANCE CENTER INC .

PL-08

CANADA UNITED STATETA S PRINTED IN CA NA DA

FLAMMABLE GASPL-08

2

NON-FLAMMABLE GAS WWW.THECOMPLIANCECENTER.COM ICC THEC OMPLIANCE CENTER INC.

PL-03

CANADA UNI TED STAT TEA S PR INTED IN CANADA

NON- FLAMMABLE GASPL-03

2

TOXIC GAS WWW.THECOMPLIANCECENTER.COM ICC THE COMPLIANC ECEN TER INC.

PL-20

CANAD A UNITED STATT TA ES PRINTED IN CAN AD A

TOXIC GASPL-20

3

FLAMMABLE WWW.THECOMPLIAN CECENTER.COM ICC THE COMPLIANCE CENTER INC

PL-02

CANADA UNITED STATT TAA ES PRI NTED IN CA NA DA

FLAMMABLEPL-02

44

FLAMMABLLE E SOLID WWW.THETHECOMPLIANCEC ENTERR.CO.CO M ICCCC THE COMPLIANCE CECENTER INC.

PL-13

C ANADA UNITED S TAT TA ES PRI NTTEED IN CA NA DA

FLAMMAMMABLE SOLIDPL-13

4

SPON TATT NEOUSLY CL OMBUSTIBLE WWW. THECOMPLIANCECENTER.COM ICCTHE COMPLIANCE CENTERINC

PL-21

CANADA UNITED STAT TA ES PRINTED IN CANADA SPONTANNTNT EOUSLYL CO MBU STIBLEPL-21

44

DANGEROUS WH EN WET WWW.THECOMPLIANCECENTER.COM ICC THE COMPLIANC ECENTER INC.

PL-14

CANAD A UNITED STATT TEA S PRINTED IN CANAD A

DANGEROUS WHENHEN WWEETTPPL-1L-144

5.1

OXIDIZER WWW.THECOMPLIANCECENTER.COM ICC THE COMPLIANCE CENTER INC.

PL- 06

C ANADA UNITED STATT TAA ES PRI NTED IN CA NADA

OXIDIZERPL-06

5.2

ORG ANIC PER OXIDE WWW.THECOMPLIAN CECENTER.C OM ICC THE COMPLIANC EC ENTER INC.

PL-1 5

CANA DA UNITED STATT TEAA S P RINTED I N CA NA DA

ORGANIC PEROX IDEPL-15

6

TOXIC WWW. THECOMPLIANCECENTER.COM ICC THE COMPLIANCE CENTER INC.

PL-05

C ANADA UNITED STAST TA ES PRI NTED IN CA NA DA

TO XICPL-05

6

INFECTIOUS SUBSTATT NCE WWW.THECOMPLIANCECENTER.COM ICC THE COMPLIANC EC ENTER INC.

PL-17

CAN ADA UNITED STAT TA ES PRINT ED IN CANADA

INFECTIOUS SUBSTANCEPL-17

RADIOACTIVE

7

RADIOACTIVE WWW.THECOMPLIANCECENTER.CO M ICC THE CO MPLIANCE CENTER INC

PL-US07

CANADA UNI TED STAT TA ES PRINTED IN CANAD A

RADIO ACTIVEPL-US07

88

CORROSIVE WWW.THECOMPLIAN CECENTER.COM ICC THE COMPLIANCE CENTERINC .

PL-04

CANADA UNITED STAT TA ES PRI NTEDIN CA NA DA

CO RROSIVEPL-04

9

MISCELLANEOUS WWW.THECOMPLIANCECENTER.C OM ICC THE COMPLIANCE CENTER INC .

PL-11

CANADA UN ITED STAT TA ES PR INTED I N CANADA

MISCELLANEO USPL-11

7

RADIOACTIVE IICONTENTS.................................................ACTIVITY .................................................

7

RADIOACTIVE IICONTENTS.................................................ACTIVITY .................................................TRANSPOR T INDEX 7

RADIOACTIVE IIIIIICONTENTS.................................................ACTIVITY .................................................TRANSPOR T INDEX 7

FISSLE



Hazard Class

LabelsPlacards Required

Residue Drums None

For more than 10 drums

USE PLACARD

Limited Quantity None Required

1.1 Explosives

1.2 Explosives

1.3 Explosives

1.4 Explosives

For more than 1 000 kg

1.4S Explosives None Required

1.5 Explosives

1.6 Explosives

2.1 Flammable

Gases

2.2 Non-fl ammable Non-toxic Gases

2.2 (5.1) Oxidizing Gases

2.3Toxic Gases

Class 1 ExplosivesMixed load of EXPLOSIVES use placards with the lowest division number except when:

(A) Class 1.2 is transported with Class 1.5, use Class 1.1 placards.

Class 2 GasesFor mixed loads of gases, use:

• placard that corresponds to the primary classOR• DANGER placard AND the primary class placard

that corresponds to the most dangerous gas in this following order:

The Oxidizing Gas placard must be displayed for the following UN numbers:

UN1072 OXYGEN, COMPRESSEDUN1073 OXYGEN, REFRIGERATED LIQUIDUN3156 COMPRESSED GAS, OXIDIZING, N.O.S.UN3157 LIQUEFIED GAS, OXIDIZING, N.O.S.

Class 2.1 Flammable Gas placard must always be displayed on a road vehicle or railway vehicle that is to be transported by ship.

* Compatibility group

+ USE + USE

+

(B) Class 1.5 and Class 1.4 are transported together, use Class 1.5 placards.

PLACARD OPTIONS

Other Safety Marks

The Elevated Temperature Sign is required in addition to the primary class placard for the following products: UN3256, ELEVATED TEMPERATURE LIQUID,

FLAMMABLE, N.O.S. UN3257, ELEVATED TEMPERATURE LIQUID, N.O.S. UN3258, ELEVATED TEMPERATURE SOLID, N.O.S.

The Fumigation Sign is required at each entryway of a large means of containment that has been fumigated.

The Marine Pollutant Mark is required for dangerous goods that are marine pollutants transported by ship, (other than roll-on roll-off ship and short run ferry) except if they:a) Do not contain Class 1 (other than 1.4), 5.2, 6.1 or 7;

AND i) Are in a large means of containment with a

capacity less than or equal to 500 kg AND are transported between two points in Canada; or

ii) Are in a small means of containment with quantities less than or equal to 500 mL or 500 g for severe marine pollutants or less than or equal to 5 L or 5 kg for marine pollutants

DANGER Placard

The Danger placard can replace certain required placards in the case of:

a) Dangerous goods having different UN numbers, none of which require an ERAP

b) Dangerous goods in different primary classes

The Danger placard must NOT replace subsidiary or Class 1placards, or placards for dangerous goods for which an ERAP is required.

Additional US Placard Requirements

In addition to the Canadian placards, Poison Gas (Class 2.3) or Poison Inhalation Hazard (Class 6.1) placards are required on dangerous goods that meet the definition of “materials toxic by inhalation” in 49 CFR when transported into the United States.

Subsidiary Placards

UN2977 or UN2978 RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL, URANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE

Subsidiary class(1)

Subsidiary class(4.3)

Subsidiary class(6.1), PG I,

Inhalation toxicity

OR

In addition to the primary class placards, subsidiary placards (without the class number) are required for goods that require an ERAP and have the following:

Display of UN Numbers

1203

IBCs, portable tanks, cargo tanks, tank cars and other bulk packagings that are in direct contact with a liquid or a gas.

The four-digit UN number must be displayed on or next to the primary class placards in the following cases:

Large Means of Containment (Bulk) (Greater than 450 L capacity)

Other Means of Containment

• Dangerous goods that require an ERAP• Consignment of liquid or gas in direct contact with a large means of containment (BULK)• Dangerous goods with the same UN number in a quantity greater than 4000 kg offered for

transport by one consignor

Note: A UN Number is not required to be displayed for Class 1 Explosives.

Applicable UN Numberor

When Dangerous Goods are placed in a large means of containment (capacity >450 L),(4) placards must be displayed if the dangerous goods meet ANY of the following conditions:

1) In A Quantity Or Concentration That Requires An Emergency Response Assistance Plan (ERAP)2) In Any Quantity Where A Class 7 Category III Label Is Required3) Liquid Or Gas In Direct Contact With The Large Means Of Containment (BULK)4) Have a Total Gross Mass of More Than 500 kg

Hazard Class

LabelsPlacards Required

3 Flammable

Liquids

4.1Flammable

Solids

4.2Substance Liable to Spontaneous

Combustion

4.3 Water Reactive

Substances

5.1Oxidizing

Substances

5.2 Organic

Peroxides

6.1Toxic

Substances

6.2Infectious

Substances

7Radioactive Materials

8Corrosives

9 Miscellaneous

Products, Substances or

Organisms

1203

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BK-CLROME or FBK-CLMINE

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PO-MS26 E or F Poster

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Shipping by Ground in CanadaBest-Value, Value-Added and Economy Kits

Related ProductsuctsRelated ProduRelated Produ



CLR10 E/F – Initial Training This is an entry-level program. It is designed for the beginner or anyone new to regulations for shipping by

ground in Canada. It is a comprehensive program designed to take the student through 7 Steps to Compliance.

Duration 2 days

Language English or French

Prerequisite None

Book included TDG Clear Language Binder

Add the ammendment service for an additional $30.00

CLR11 E/F – Refresher TrainingThis is a refresher program that provides regulation updates for shipping by ground in Canada to experienced

students.

Duration 1 day


Prerequisite CLR10 or equivalent

Book included TDG Clear Language Binder

CLR12 E/F – Driver and Handler Training This program is aimed at drivers and handlers who require training to verify that dangerous goods are being

shipped properly. It is the driver’s responsibility to ensure the goods are compliant before placing them on the

vehicle for transport.

Duration 1/2 day


Prerequisite None

Book included TDG Clear Language Driver’s Guidebook

CLR15 E/F – Transborder TrainingThis program will help you comply with shipping dangerous goods from Canada to the United States. There is a

reciprocity agreement that exists between Canada and the United States; however there are some restrictions to

the agreement through 49 CFR.

Duration 1 day


Prerequisite CLR10 or equivalent

Book included 49 CFR Hazmat Book parts 100-185 or similar publication

BY GROUND IN CANADA

Canada to expperienced p

Retraining isrequired every 3 years

TDG Part 6.1

12

TRAININGShipping Hazardous Materials by Ground in the USAThe Hazardous Materials Regulations of 49 CFR, issued by the US Department of Transportation, sets the standards for the transportation of hazardous materials in the US. Heavy fines and prison terms may be imposed if these strict requirements are not met. As with any regulation, there are some variations and exceptions. This program will enable the participants to recognize what those requirements are and how to ensure they are satisfied.


Overview of regulations affecting transport of hazardous materials

Structure of 49 CFR

Management responsibilities, such as registration


What are 7 Steps to Compliance

Security awareness

Carrier requirements and variations, such as UPS

Exceptions and special provisions

49 CFR or similar publication

Guide to US placarding requirements



Relevant literature

HMT10E – Initial Training This is an entry-level program. It is designed for the beginner or anyone new to shipping by ground regulations.

It is a comprehensive program designed to take the student through 7 Steps to Compliance.

Duration 2 days

Language English or Spanish

Prerequisite None

Book included 49 CFR or similar publication

HMT11E – Refresher TrainingThis is a refresher program that provides regulation updates for shipping by ground to experienced students.

Duration 1 day

Language English or Spanish

Prerequisite HMT10 or equivalent

Book included 49 CFR or similar publication

BY GROUND IN THE USA


Economy Training Aid Value-Added Training Aid

Training Kits

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Publications

Product Overview


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Tel 888.442.9628 • Fax 888.222.4055


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References


Packaging Code






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Note:The material presented herein is, to the best of our knowledge and understanding, accurate and current as of December 2005.



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This package contains dangerous goods in excepted small quantities and is inall respects in compliance with the applicable international and nationalgovernment regulations and the IATA Dangerous Goods RegulationsSignature of ShipperTitleName and address of ShipperThis package contains substance(s) in Class(es)(check applicable box(es) )and the applicable UN Numbers are :

Date

Class

: 2 3 4 5 6 8 9




1H1/X1.8/250/05USA/+BK0000 1.0

Hazardous Materials Placarding Guide for Road and Rail



Tel 888.442.9628 • Fax 888.222.4055



Tel 888.977.4834 • Fax 866.821.0735

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Packaging Code Designates the type of packaging and material of constructionof construction


1 United Nations Symbol ed Nations Sym

Packaging Code

Outer Packaging1A1 Steel drum, non-removable head1A2 Steel drum, removable head Steel drum, removable head




Handling Labels and Markings How to Fill Out the Shipper’s Declaration Enter full name and address of shipper.

Enter full name and address of consignee.For infectious substances, also enter name and telephone number of a responsible person, in caseof emergency.


Table 1 [Section 172.504(e)] – Placards Required for any Quantity



1.1 1.2 1.3 – Explosives

2.3 – Poison Gas

4.3 – Dangerous When Wet

5.2 – Organic Peroxide Type B, liquid or solid, temperature controlled

When a placard is required for more than one division of Explosives, only the placard with the lowest division number must be displayed [172.504(f) (1)]. For shipments of Explosives by aircraft or by vessel, the applicable compatibility group letter must be displayed on the placard.** Division number and, when required, the

compatibility group.

** **

Any material with a subsidiary risk of 4.3 must beplacarded with a 4.3 subsidiary placard [172.505(c)].


6.1 – Toxic Substances (Inhalation Hazards only)

7 – Radioactive Material (Category III only)

Bulk Packages*

Any material with a subsidiary “Poison Inhalation Hazard” must display subsidiary “PIH” placard [172.505(a)].

When 454 kg (1001 lbs.) or more of Uranium hexafluoride is transported, a corrosive subsidiary placard must be used. The Class 7 placard is also required for exclusive use shipments of low specific activity (LSA) material, in accordance with 173.427(a).

IBCs(IntermediateBulk Containers)

* Bulk packaging means a packaging, other than a vessel or barge, into which hazardous materials are loaded with no intermediate packaging, and exceeding the following sizes: Liquids – 450 Liters internal capacity; Solids – 400 kg net mass and 450 Liters internal capacity; Gases – water capacity of 454 kg.

Subsidiary Hazard Placards

Must be used for hazardous materials that are subject to the “Inhalation Hazard” shipping paper requirement, when Division 2.3 or 6.1 is not the primary hazard [172.505(a)].

Must be used for materials with a Division 4.3 Dangerous When Wet subsidiary hazard [172.505(c)].

Must be used when transporting 454 kg (1,001 lbs.) or more of fissile or low specific activity Uranium hexafluoride [172.505(b)].

Special Placarding Provisions

Each rail car containing Division 1.1 or 1.2 explosives which are also Poisonous by Inhalation must display Explosives 1.1 or 1.2 and Poison Gas or Poison Inhalation Hazard placards. Note: Hazardous materials that possess subsidiary hazards may display subsidiary placards even when they are not required [172.505(d)].

Rail [172.510]

Division 1.1 and 1.2 Explosives and materials in Division 2.3, Hazard Zone A or 6.1, Packing Group I, Hazard Zone A must display the corresponding hazard class placard in a white square background.

Each rail car containing Division 1.1 or 1.2 Explosives which are also Poisonous by Inhalation must display Explosives 1.1 or 1.2 and Poison Gas or Poison Inhalation Hazard placards.

1.1* 1.2*

DOT 113 Tank Cars [172.510(3)]The Class 2 flammable gas placard with white square background is required for Division 2.1 flammable gases in DOT 113 tank cars.

Highway [172.507(a)]This placard must be displayed on a motor vehicle transporting a highway route controlled quantity of Class 7 Radioactive materials.

Permissible Placards

For domestic transportation of Oxygen, the OXYGEN placard may be used in place of a Non-Flammable Gas placard [section 172.504(f) (7)].

When Combustible placards are used to display an identification number, the lower half must be white for rail, and may be white for highway [172.332(c) (4)].

These texts are permitted on placards for Gasoline, Fuel Oil and Combustible Liquids [172.542, 172.544].

Table 2 [Section 172.504(e)] – Placards Required for 1001 Pounds (454 kg) or More


Class 2 – Gases


*

*

N

Explosive 1.4 placards are not required for 1.4S materials that are not required to be labeled 1.4S [172.504(f) (6)].* Compatibility Group, for

transport by air or water.

*

*

1.4

1.5

1.6

2.1 – Flammable Gas

2.2 – Non-Flammable, Non-Toxic Gas

For mixed loads of Division 2.2, 2.1, or Oxygen, a 2.2 placard is not required if the vehicle is already placarded with 2.1 or OXYGEN placard [172.504(f) (3)].

For domestic transportation of Oxygen, the OXYGEN placard may be used in place of the Non-Flammable gas placard [172.504(f) (7)]. For mixed loads of Flammable

Combustible Liquids

No label required

A Flammable Liquid placard may be used in place of a Combustible Liquid placard [172.504(f) (2)]. Combustible liquids in non-bulk packages do not require placards [173.150(f) (2)].

Class 4 – Flammable Solids and Spontaneously Combustible Materials

Class 5 – Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides


4.1 – Flammable Solids 4.2 – Spontaneously Combustible Materials

5.1 – OxidizersAn OXIDIZER placard is not required when Oxidizers are combined in mixed loads with Explosives in Division 1.1, 1.2 or 1.5. [172.504(f) (4) and (5)].

5.2 – Organic PeroxidesPlacards must be displayed for any quantity of UN3111, Organic peroxide type B, liquid, temperature controlled or UN3112, Organic peroxide type B, solid, temperature controlled.

6.1 – Toxic Substances

(This label and placard not allowed for Inhalation Hazards)For domestic transportation, a TOXIC placard is not required

when the transport vehicle or container is placarded with a TOXIC GAS or POISON INHALATION HAZARD placard [172.504(f) (11)]. The words POISON and TOXIC on placards are interchangeable [172.554(b)].


6.1 – Toxic Substances(authorized modification for PG III only)

6

TOXIC

A TOXIC placard or label may be modified to display text PG III [172.504(f) (10)].

6.2 – Infectious Substances No placard required

Class 7 – Radioactive Material(Categories I and II)



Mixed Loads

Limited Quantity

ORM-D

No placard required

For domestic transportation, a Class 9 placard is not required. However, bulk packages containing Class 9 materials must be marked with the appropriate identification number [172.504(f) (9)].

This placard is permitted for a mixed load of Table 2 hazardous materials in non-bulk packages. However, when 1,000 kg (2,205 lbs.) or more aggregate gross weight

No label required

UN1910No placard required

A package containing a limited quantity of hazardous materials is not required to be marked with the proper shipping name provided it is marked with the identification number, preceded by the letters UN or NA, as applicable, for the entry shown in the 172.101 table, and placed within a square-on-point border in accordance with section 172.315.

ORM-D No placard required

Other Marks3082 15411824 1075 1993UN or NA Identification Numbers

Bulk PackagesThe four-digit identification number must be displayed on IBCs, portable tanks, cargo tanks, tank cars, and other bulk packages [172.302, 172.326, 172.328, 172.330 or 172.331].

Non-Bulk PackagesA transport vehicle or freight container loaded at one facility with 4000 kg (8820 lbs.) or more aggregate gross weight of a single hazardous material in non-bulk packages, marked with the same proper shipping name and identification number, with no other materials, must display that identification number [172.301(a) (3)].

Poison Inhalation HazardA transport vehicle or freight container loaded at one facility with 1000 kg (2205 lbs.) or more aggregate gross weight of a PIH material in Hazard Zone A or B in non-bulk packages marked with the same proper shipping name and identification number, must display that identification number. For different PIH materials in the same Hazard Zone, the ID number of the greatest aggregate gross weight must be displayed. The ID number for Hazard Zone A materials takes precedence over Hazard Zone B materials [172.313(c)].

Display of NumbersThe identification number may be displayed on a placard, an orange panel, or on a white square-on-point configuration [172.332].

of one category of material is loaded at one loading facility, the placard specified for that category must be displayed [172.504(b)].

and Non-Flammable gases or Oxygen, a 2.2 placard is not required if the vehicle is already placarded with the OXYGEN placard [172.504(f) (3)].

Marine PollutantsThis mark is required for Marine Pollutants when transported under the IMDG Code or by vessel [172.322(b) and (d)]. This mark is not required for road and rail transportation if the transport vehicle or freight container is already placarded with a Class placard [172.322(d) (3)].

Elevated Temperature MaterialsEach bulk package containing an elevated temperature material must be marked on two opposing sides with the word “HOT” [172.325(a)]. Bulk packages containing molten aluminum or molten sulfur must be marked “MOLTEN ALUMINUM” or “MOLTEN SULFUR” [172.325(b)].

Fumigant MarkingThe FUMIGANT marking must be prominently displayed if the transport vehicle (including a rail car) has been fumigated. For domestic transportation, an EPA authorized warning label may be used [173.9].


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Each rail car containing Division 1.1 or 1.2 Explosives which are also Poisonous byInhalation must display Explosives 1.1 or 1.2 and Poison Gas or Poison InhalationHazard placards.

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relating to the packages, within the overpack. These packages shall be entered first.

Note: Additional requirements apply for radioactive shipments, consult IATA 10.8.1


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1.1 1.2 1.3 – Explosives

2.3 – Poison Gas



When a placard is required for more than one division of Explosives, only the placard with the lowest division number must be displayed [172.504(f)(1)]. For shipments of Explosives by aircraft or by vessel, the applicable compatibility group letter must be displayed on the placard.** Division number and, when required, the compatibility group.

** **



6.1 – Toxic Substances (Inhalation Hazards only)

7 – Radioactive Material (Category III only)

Bulk Packages*

Any material with a subsidiary “Poison Inhalation Hazard” must display subsidiary “PIH” placard [172.505(a)].

When 454 kg (1001 lbs.) or more of Uranium hexafluoride is transported, a corrosive subsidiary placard must be used. The Class 7 placard is also required for exclusive use shipments of low specific activity (LSA) material, in accordance with 173.427(a).


* Bulk packaging means a packaging, other than a vessel or barge, into which hazardous materials are loaded with no intermediate packaging, and exceeding the following sizes: Liquids – 450 Liters internal capacity; Solids – 400 kg net mass and 450 Liters internal capacity; Gases – water capacity of 454 kg.


Must be used for hazardous materials that are subject to the “Inhalation Hazard” shipping paper requirement, when Division 2.3 or 6.1 is not the primary hazard [172.505(a)].

Must be used for materials with a Division 4.3 Dangerous When Wet subsidiary hazard [172.505(c)]. Must be used when transporting 454 kg (1,001 lbs.) or more of fissile or low specific activity Uranium hexafluoride [172.505(b)].



Rail [172.510]

Division 1.1 and 1.2 Explosives and materials in Division 2.3, Hazard Zone A or 6.1, Packing Group I, Hazard Zone A must display the corresponding hazard class placard in a white square background.

Each rail car containing Division 1.1 or 1.2 Explosives which are also Poisonous by Inhalation must display Explosives 1.1 or 1.2 and Poison Gas or Poison Inhalation Hazard placards.

1.1* 1.2*


Highway [172.507(a)]This placard must be displayed on a motor vehicle transporting a highway route controlled quantity of Class 7 Radioactive materials.


For domestic transportation of Oxygen, the OXYGEN placard may be used in place of a Non-Flammable Gas placard [section 172.504(f) (7)].

When Combustible placards are used to display an identification number, the lower half must be white for rail, and may be white for highway [172.332(c)(4)].

These texts are permitted on placards for Gasoline, Fuel Oil and Combustible Liquids [172.542, 172.544].



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For mixed loads of Division 2.2, 2.1, or Oxygen, a 2.2 placard is not required if the vehicle is already placarded with 2.1 or OXYGEN placard [172.504(f)(3)].

For domestic transportation of Oxygen, the OXYGEN placard may be used in place of the Non-Flammable gas placard [172.504(f)(7)]. For mixed loads of Flammable

Combustible Liquids

No label required

A Flammable Liquid placard may be used in place of a Combustible Liquid placard [172.504(f)(2)]. Combustible liquids in non-bulk packages do not require placards [173.150(f)(2)].

Class 4 – Flammable Solids and Spontaneously Combustible Materials




5.1 – Oxidizers An OXIDIZER placard is not required when Oxidizers are combined in mixed loads with Explosives in Division 1.1, 1.2 or 1.5. [172.504(f) (4) and (5)].

5.2 – Organic Peroxides Placards must be displayed for any quantity of UN3111, Organic peroxide type B, liquid, temperature controlled or UN3112, Organic peroxide type B, solid, temperature controlled.


(This label and placard not allowed for Inhalation Hazards)For domestic transportation, a TOXIC placard is not required when the transport vehicle or container is placarded with a TOXIC GAS or POISON INHALATION HAZARD placard [172.504(f)(11)]. The words POISON and TOXIC on placards are interchangeable [172.554(b)].



6TOXIC

A TOXIC placard or label may be modified to display text PG III [172.504(f)(10)].


Class 7 – Radioactive Material(Categories I and II)



Mixed Loads

Limited Quantity

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No placard required

For domestic transportation, a Class 9 placard is not required. However, bulk packages containing Class 9 materials must be marked with the appropriate identification number [172.504(f)(9)].

This placard is permitted for a mixed load of Table 2 hazardous materials in non-bulk packages. However, when 1,000 kg (2,205 lbs.) or more aggregate gross weight

No label required

UN1910 No placard required

A package containing a limited quantity of hazardous materials is not required to be marked with the proper shipping name provided it is marked with the identification number, preceded by the letters UN or NA, as applicable, for the entry shown in the 172.101 table, and placed within a square-on-point border in accordance with section 172.315.


Other Marks 3082 15411824 1075 1993UN or NA Identification Numbers

Bulk PackagesThe four-digit identification number must be displayed on IBCs, portable tanks, cargo tanks, tank cars, and other bulk packages [172.302, 172.326, 172.328, 172.330 or 172.331].

Non-Bulk PackagesA transport vehicle or freight container loaded at one facility with 4000 kg (8820 lbs.) or more aggregate gross weight of a single hazardous material in non-bulk packages, marked with the same proper shipping name and identification number, with no other materials, must display that identification number [172.301(a)(3)].

Poison Inhalation HazardA transport vehicle or freight container loaded at one facility with 1000 kg (2205 lbs.) or more aggregate gross weight of a PIH material in Hazard Zone A or B in non-bulk packages marked with the same proper shipping name and identification number, must display that identification number. For different PIH materials in the same Hazard Zone, the ID number of the greatest aggregate gross weight must be displayed. The ID number for Hazard Zone A materials takes precedence over Hazard Zone B materials [172.313(c)].

Display of NumbersThe identification number may be displayed on a placard, an orange panel, or on a white square-on-point configuration [172.332].

of one category of material is loaded at one loading facility, the placard specified for that category must be displayed [172.504(b)].and Non-Flammable gases or Oxygen, a 2.2 placard is not required if the vehicle is already placarded with the OXYGEN placard [172.504(f)(3)].

Marine PollutantsThis mark is required for Marine Pollutants when transported under the IMDG Code or by vessel [172.322(b) and (d)]. This mark is not required for road and rail transportation if the transport vehicle or freight container is already placarded with a Class placard [172.322(d)(3)].

Elevated Temperature MaterialsEach bulk package containing an elevated temperature material must be marked on two opposing sides with the word “HOT” [172.325(a)]. Bulk packages containing molten aluminum or molten sulfur must be marked “MOLTEN ALUMINUM” or “MOLTEN SULFUR” [172.325(b)].

Fumigant MarkingThe FUMIGANT marking must be prominently displayed if the transport vehicle (including a rail car) has been fumigated. For domestic transportation, an EPA authorized warning label may be used [173.9].


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When a placard is required for more than one division When a placard is required for more than one division of Explosives, only the placard with the lowest division number must be displayed [172.504(f)(1)]. For shipments of Explosives by aircraft or by vessel, the applicable compatibility group letter must be displayed applicable compatibility group letter must be displayed on the placard.on the placard.** Division number and, when required, the ** Division number and, when required, the compatibility group.

** **


Placards must be displayed for any quantity ofUN3111, Organic Peroxide Type B, Liquid, orUN3112, Organic Peroxide, Type B, Solid.

66..1 – Tox1 – Toxiic Substances c Substances (Inhalat(Inhalatiion Hazards only)on Hazards only)

7 – Rad7 – Radiioactoactiive Materve Materiial al (Category III only)(Category III only)

Bulk Packages*

Any material with a subsidiary “Poison Inhalation Any material with a subsidiary “Poison Inhalation lay subsidiary “PHazard” must display subsidiary “PIH” placard [172.505(a)].

When 454 kg (1001When 454 kg (1001hexafluoride is transported, a corrosive subsidiary hexafluoride is transported, a corrosive subsidiary placard must be used. The Class 7 placard is also ust be used. Therequired for exclusive use shipments of low specific r exclusive use sactivity (LSA) material, in accordance with 173.427(a). A) material, in a


* Bulk packaging means a packaging, other than a vessel or barge, into which hazardous materials are loaded with no intermediate packaging, and exceeding thefollowing sizes: Liquids – 450 Liters internal capacity; Solids – 400 kg net mass and 450 Liters internal capacity; Gases – water capacity of 454 kg.


Must be used for hazardous materials that are subjectto the “Inhalation Hazard” shipping paper requirement,when Division 2.3 or 6.1 is not the primary hazard [172.505(a)].

Must be used for materials with a Division 4.3 Dangerous When Wet subsidiary hazard [172.505(c)]. Must be used when transporting 454 kg (1,001 lbs.)or more of fissile or low specific activity Uranium hexafluoride [172.505(b)].



Rail [172.510]

Division 1.1 and 1.2 Explosives and materials in Division 2.3, Hazard Zone A or 6.1, Packing Group I, Hazard Zone A must display the corresponding hazard classplacard in a white square background.

Each rail car containing Division 1.1 or 1.2 Explosives which are also Poisonous byInhalation must display Explosives 1.1 or 1.2 and Poison Gas or Poison Inhalation Hazard placards.

1.1* 1.2*


Highway [172.507(a)]This placard must be displayed on a motor vehicle transportinga highway route controlled quantity of Class 7 Radioactive materials


For domestic transportation of Oxygen, the OXYGEN placard maybe used in place of a Non-Flammable Gas placard [section 172.504(f) (7)].

When Combustible placards are used to display an identification number, the lower half mustbe white for rail, and may be white for highway[172.332(c)(4)].

These texts are permitted on placardsfor Gasoline, Fuel Oil and CombustibleLiquids [172.542, 172.544].


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For mixed loads of Division 2.2, 2.1, or Oxygen, a 2.2 placard is not required if the vehicle is already placarded with 2.1 or OXYGEN placard [172.504(f)(3)].

For domestic transportation of Oxygen, the OXYGEN placard may be used in place of the Non-Flammable gas placard [172.504(f)(7)]. For mixed loads of Flammable

Combustible Liquids

No label required

A Flammable Liquid placard may be used in place of a Combustible Liquid placard [172.504(f)(2)]. Combustible liquids in non-bulk packages do not require placards [173.150(f)(2)].

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Class 6 – Toxic andInfectious Substances


5.1 – Oxidizers An OXIDIZER placard is not required when Oxidizers arecombined in mixed loads withExplosives in Division 1.1, 1.2 or 1.5. [172.504(f) (4) and (5)].

5.2 – Organic Peroxides Placards must be displayedfor any quantity of UN3111, Organic peroxide type B, liquid, temperature controlled or UN3112, Organic peroxidetype B, solid, temperature controlled.


(This label and placardnot allowed for Inhalation Hazards)For domestic transportation, a TOXIC placard is not requiredwhen the transport vehicle or container is placarded witha TOXIC GAS or POISON INHALATION HAZARD placard[172.504(f)(11)]. The words POISON and TOXIC on placardsare interchangeable [172.554(b)].


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A TOXIC placard or label maybe modified to display textPG III [172.504(f)(10)].


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No label required

UN1910 No placard required

A package containing a limited quantity of hazardousmaterials is not required tobe marked with the propershipping name provided it is marked with the identification number, preceded by theletters UN or NA, as applicable, for the entry shown in the172.101 table, and placed within a square-on-point borderin accordance with section 172.315.


Other Marks 3082 15411824 1075 1993UN or NA Identification Numbers

Bulk PackagesThe four-digit identification number must be displayed on IBCs, portable tanks, cargo tanks, tank cars, and otherbulk packages [172.302, 172.326, 172.328, 172.330 or 172.331].

Non-Bulk PackagesA transport vehicle or freight container loaded at one facility with 4000 kg (8820 lbs.) or more aggregate grossweight of a single hazardous material in non-bulk packages, marked with the same proper shipping name and identification number, with no other materials, must display that identification number [172.301(a)(3)].

Poison Inhalation HazardA transport vehicle or freight container loaded at one facility with 1000 kg (2205 lbs.) or more aggregate grossweight of a PIH material in Hazard Zone A or B in non-bulk packages marked with the same proper shipping name and identification number, must display that identification number. For different PIH materials in the sameHazard Zone, the ID number of the greatest aggregate gross weight must be displayed. The ID number for Hazard Zone A materials takes precedence over Hazard Zone B materials [172.313(c)].

Display of NumbersThe identification number may be displayed on a placard, an orange panel, or on a white square-on-pointconfiguration [172.332].

of one category of material is loaded at one loading facility, the placard specified for that category must be displayed [172.504(b)].and Non-Flammable gases or Oxygen, a 2.2 placard is not required if the vehicle is already placarded with the OXYGEN placard [172.504(f)(3)].

Marine PollutantsThis mark is required for Marine Pollutants when transported under the IMDG Code or by vessel [172.322(b) and (d)]. This mark is not required for road and rail transportation if the transport vehicle or freightcontainer is already placarded with a Class placard [172.322(d)(3)].

Elevated Temperature MaterialsEach bulk package containing an elevated temperaturematerial must be marked on two opposing sides with theword “HOT” [172.325(a)]. Bulk packages containing moltenaluminum or molten sulfur must be marked “MOLTENALUMINUM” or “MOLTEN SULFUR” [172.325(b)].

Fumigant MarkingThe FUMIGANT marking must be prominently displayedif the transport vehicle (including a rail car) has beenfumigated. For domestic transportation, an EPA authorizedwarning label may be used [173.9].

pt for Class 7 and the DANGEROUS placard text Except for Class 7 and the DANGEROUS placardxcept foExcept for Class 7 and the DANGEROUS placard text iindndiicatcatiing a hazard is not requs not requs not requiired on placards [Sectd on placards [Sectred on placards [Sectiiion 172on 172on 172..519(b)(3)]519(b)(3)]519(b)(3)]

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Packaging Code Designates the type of packaging Designates the type of packaging and and material of construction


Specific Gravity Maximum permitted specific gravity of the product. When thespecific gravity designation is missing, the maximum permittedspecific gravity is 1.2


S Designates that the packagingis certified to contain inner packaging; or as a single packaging intended to containsolids



Year of Manufacture Last two digits of year ofmanufacture. Plastic drums and jerricans (1H and 3H) mustbe marked with the month ofmanufacture. The month can bemarked in any appropriate manner and be located elsewhere on the package



Minimum Thickness For metal or plastic drums, jerricans or the outer packagingof a composite packaging intended for reuse or reconditioning, the minimum thickness is in millimeters (mm)

Month and Year For IBCs, the month and year ofmanufacture

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Inner PackagingIP1 Earthenware, glass or waxIP2 PlasticIP3 Metal cans, tins or tubes (other than aluminium)IP3A Metal cans, tins or tubes (aluminium)AAIP4 Multi-wall paper bagsIP5 Plastic bagsIP6 Fibre cans or boxesIP7 Metal receptacles (aerosols) non-refillableIP7A Metal receptacles (aerosols) non-refillableAIP7B Metal receptacles (aerosols) non-refillableIP8 Glass ampoules (glass tubes)IP9 Metal or plastic flexible tubesIP10 Bags, paper with plastic/aluminium




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Additional RequirementsIATA requires the Shipper’s Declaration for DangerousGoods to be completed in English. Two copies mustbe provided to the airline. The shipper and transportermust retain a copy for two years in Canada and atleast 375 days in the United States.

Most Common Variations for USAUSG 04 “RQ” must be shown in association with the proper shipping name on package, and either before or after the shipping description on the document, if a hazardous substance.USG 08 “Inhalation Hazard” and “Hazard Zone A, B, C or D” must be shown ondocumentation, if required. Inhalation Hazard Label must also appear on the package(s).

USG 12 Emergency 24-hour number must be shown on document. Writtenemergency response information, in English, must be provided with thedocumentation.

Most Common Variations for CanadaCAG 14 Information required on a document must be easy to identify, legible, andin indelible print.CAG 15 The words “24-Hour Number,” followed by the phone number, where emergency information is available 24/7 without breaking the telephoneconnection, must appear on the document.CAG 16 Emergency Response Assistance Plan (ERAP) number and the telephonenumber to activate the ERAP must appear, when required, on the document.


• For small packages containing infectious substances, dimensionsof hazard labels and handling labels may not be reduced smallerthan 50 mm x 50 mm.

• The words “BIOLOGICAL SUBSTANCE, CATEGORY B” must beadded adjacent to the “UN3373” marking.

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Enter page number and total number of pages ofthe Shipper’s Declaration.









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° Total number of packages of same typeand content


° Net quantity (metric units) in each outer package(unless noted otherwise in the list)


° Add “Overpack used” immediately after the entryrelating to the packages, within the overpack.These packages shall be entered first.Note: Additional requirements apply for radioactive shipments, consult IATA 10.8.1


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° Special Provision number, if Special ProvisionA1, A2, A51, A81 or A109 applies





• Text indicating the nature of the risk may be inserted in thelower half of the label.• English text must be shown on hazard labels as per state and operator variations found in IATA Section 7.3 and 2.9.• Primary and subsidiary labels are identical.












• Labels must be located on the same surface of the package and near the proper shipping name (if the package dimensionsare adequate).




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Marine Pollutant MarkRequired for• Any quantity of marine pollutant in a CTU• Outer packages containing inner packages

of more than ° 5 L or 5 kg of a marine pollutant, or ° 500 mL or 500 g of a severe marine pollutant


CTU's containing dangerous goods in only limited quantities must be marked "LIMITED QUANTITIES" or "LTD QTY".

Additional US Placard and Label RequirementsFor shipment to, through, or from the United States, “Inhalation Hazard” placards and labels are required for dangerous goods that meet the definiton of “materials poisonous by inhalation” under 49 CFR.



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° UN number ° Proper shipping name

(and technical name if required) ° Primary class, and subsidiary class in

parenthesis (if required) ° Packing group

Add, when appropriate ° “Hot” ° “Waste” ° “Residue last contained” or “Empty uncleaned” ° the flashpoint in degrees C (closed cup),

for class 3 ° “Marine Pollutant” ° “Limited quantity” or “LTD QTY” (if pertinent)


Additional information required by state authorities United States ° 24-hour emergency telephone number Canada ° 24-hour emergency telephone number following the words “24-hour number” ° ERAP information, when required



Labels Placard

VENTILATED ON [ date* ]

(see 5.3.2.5)

THIS UNIT IS UNDER FUMIGATIONWITH [ fumigant name* ] APPLIED ON [ date* ][ time* ]

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20 steel UN 2927,Toxic liquid, corrosive, organic, 2000 kgdrums n.o.s. (strychnine, sulfuric acid) class 6.1 (8), PG II, marine pollutant


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(if required), near hazard label• UN specification mark

IBCs (> 450 L – 3,000 L)• UN specification mark• Labels, proper shipping name, and

UN number must be displayed on two opposite sides.


Other information may be required. See IMDG section 5.2

For the USA• Add RQ for

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overpack shall be marked “OVERPACK”



Placarding and Marking Cargo Transport Units (CTUs)All markings must be resistant to three months immersion in the sea.

• Primary and subsidiary placards must be affixed on all cargo transport units (CTU) for ANY quantity of dangerous goods except for

° Class 1.4S: no placard required ° Limited quantities ° Excepted packages of radioactive material (class 7)



• UN numbers must be displayed for ° CTUs containing more than 4000 kg of packaged goods

with only one UN number (no other freight in CTU) ° Tank cargo transport units and bulk packaging ° Certain radioactives

• Proper Shipping Name must be shown for ° Bulk packaging and tank transport unit ° Single commodity which requires no placard, UN number,

or marine pollutant mark (may be replaced by UN number)

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TRAININGShipping Biological Substances and Dry IceEvery day, biological substances are transported from sites such as hospitals, medical clinics and scientific research locations. To ensure the safety of the public, special rules apply to the transport of such potentially infectious agents, as well as the cooling agents often used to preserve them. Knowing how to classify and prepare these substances correctly for transport can mean the difference between easy, effective shipments versus delays, lost data, or perished specimens.


Overview of national and international regulations on transport of

biological substances and cooling agents such as dry ice

Shipper’s and carrier’s responsibilities


Exceptions from the regulations

Amendments and updates, including the new categories

for infectious substances

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and Dry Ice

BIO-10 E/F – Initial Training This course is designed for the beginner or anyone new to these regulations. It is a comprehensive program

designed to take the student through 7 Steps to Compliance. This course is ideal for hospital staff, medical

clinic personnel, researchers, or nurses involved in preparing these shipments.

Duration 1 day


Prerequisite None


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Year of Manufacture7

Country of Authorization8

Manufacturer Identification9

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Year of Reconditioning15

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Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)Canadian regulations assign clear responsibilities to suppliers of hazardous materials, as well as employers who require their workers to handle such products. The Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) mandates product labeling, material safety data sheets (MSDSs) and training to ensure workers are properly informed of the dangers in the workplace and how to avoid them. Whether you are a chemical supplier, employer, importer, supervisor, or simply a worker involved in the day-to-day handling of chemicals, you must know about WHMIS.


Overview of Canadian federal and provincial regulations

Responsibilities of suppliers, employers, and workers

Different classes of hazardous materials, and the risk involved in their use

Supplier labels requirements – information, design, and location

Workplace labeling – what are your options in the workplace?

Material Safety Data Sheets


Special cases – consumer products, laboratories, samples

WHM10 E/F

WHMIS Clipboard Guide to Supplier Labels

WHMIS Clipboard Guide to Workplace Labels

WHMIS Clipboard Guide to Piping System Identifi cation

WHM20 E/F

Guide to WHMIS Regulations, Volume 1

WHMIS Compliance Procedure Manual, Volume 2

WHMIS Clipboard Guide to Supplier Labels

WHMIS Clipboard Guide to Workplace Labels

WHMIS Clipboard Guide to Piping System Identifi cation

WHM10 E/F – General Awareness Training This program is aimed at the workers or handlers of hazardous products and introduces them to general awareness training under

WHMIS requirements. The participants will leave the classroom with the general awareness of WHMIS to apply in their workplace.

Duration 1/2 day


Prerequisite None

Book included None

WHM20 E/F – Supervisor TrainingThis program is aimed at supervisors or chemical specialists who are responsible for WHMIS implementation in the

workplace. It is a detailed introduction to the Hazardous Products Act, the Controlled Products Regulations, and the

Canadian Occupational Health and Safety Regulations in regards to WHMIS. This training will build your employees’

technical abilities and competence. Attendees will be able to advise your current workforce and put their new knowledge to

work improving safety in your workplace.

Duration 2 days


Prerequisite None, but previous WHMIS experience is preferred

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TRAININGTDG Clear Language Web-Based TrainingBuilding on our first release, ICC The Compliance Center’s TDG web-based training courseware is now a feature-rich, robust online learning system, course delivery system, and learner management system. What’s New

State tracking – Keep track of student status including viewed pages, bookmarks, total time per activity, response time, and all relevant course data.

SCORM 1.2-compliant – Sharable Content Object Reference Model is the accepted standard for web-based learning today. SCORM compliance allows created content to be re-used and for customization.

Offline viewing – Content can be downloaded for offline viewing or delivered on CD.

Ease of use – Navigational and viewing controls have been modified enabling students to use the system quicker and easier. The main menu displays student progress and previously viewed pages for quick reference.

Learner FeaturesFully narrated with narration textHigh-quality MP3 streaming audio and videoInteractive animations, quizzes, and exercisesStudent bookmarks, state tracking, and certifi cates

Glossary and context-sensitive tutorial/help

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Self-registration for large groups

Group Manager Set pass/fail criteria File import/export

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Student Registry Create/manage student rosters Set activation codes and passwords

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WHMIS Web-Based TrainingICC The Compliance Center is pleased to offer a revolutionary web-based training program for the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS).

Courseware Features

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Ability to resume at any time

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Location manager

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TRAININGGHS – Globally Harmonized SystemIn today’s global business environment, regulatory differences between countries can be a serious cause of extra work, delays and costs. In recognition of this, the United Nations has put forward a model called the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) to help business cut through these problems. This revolutionary system will eventually become the standard for classification and hazard communication for: ■ Workplace hazardous chemicals

■ Transportation of dangerous goods

■ Hazardous consumer products

■ Pesticides

Already, many countries have started to adopt these new standards, or are making preparations to do so. As this progresses, many current standards such as OSHA’s hazard communication rules and WHMIS will be eliminated. Let ICC The Compliance Center help you prepare for this worldwide transformation with our many products and services already geared towards the new system.

The Globally Harmonized System of Classifi cation and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS) is forthcoming.Many countries such as Japan and New Zealand have begun to implement the GHS, whereas the USA and Canada are projecting implementation in the upcoming years. Implementation of the GHS brings with it many changes, including changes to Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) and labelling.

ICC The Compliance Center is prepared to help you get ready for the GHS. We encourage you to prepare NOW for these upcoming changes, so that when the GHS is implemented your SDSs will only require minor modifi cations for full compliance. Let us format your SDSs and prepare for the GHS compliance. When the GHS becomes law, you will be in line for the fi nal update that is required.

GHS10 E/F – Management Introduction to the Globally Harmonized SystemImplementation of GHS worldwide is progressing quickly —how fast can your company get ready for it? ICC The Compliance Center gives you the

tools you’ll need when you attend our management awareness seminar. This half-day information session will cover:

■ Why is a Globally Harmonized System needed?

■ How was it developed?

■ How product classifi cation will change under GHS

■ GHS symbols—a new way to warn of risks

■ Hazard labeling under GHS—a unifi ed system at last

■ Replacing MSDSs with SDSs—the new requirements for Safety Data Sheets

■ How are countries progressing towards GHS?

■ What do you, as a manager or regulatory worker need to do to get ready for GHS?

Duration 1/2 day


Prerequisite None

Books included 1. Globally Harmonized System of Classifi cation and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) “The Purple Book”

2. GHS Awareness for Canada and United States

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SERVICES


CHEMPLIANCE™ PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Why choose ICC The Compliance Center for your (M)SDS needs?

Outsource your MSDS needs, and take advantage of our expertise in Chempliance™ professional services. With these services, you are employing the expertise of regulatory specialists with a combined experience of 110 years.

Our regulatory expertise is complemented by a dynamic in-house program to provide services in authoring, updating, reformatting and reviewing MSDSs to comply with North American (OSHA/ANSI/WHMIS) and European Union (CHIP) Regulations. The Globally Harmonized System (GHS) is a worldwide system that’s just around the corner. Don’t worry about compliance issues. Once the GHS is in effect, we can modify your MSDSs to comply.

We also have a network of global partners who provide us with current information, ensuring your MSDSs are compliant.

Chempliance Web Distribution

Chempliance™ web distribution is the distribution arm of ICC’s sophisticated Chempliance™ professional services. The web distribution draws on the electronic MSDS created with Chempliance™ and stores it in an online database. This creates a central repository of MSDS documents for your employees to access via intranet. Chempliance™ web distribution is a true web-based solution running entirely within your web browser, thus eliminating software installation. ICC acts as the application service provider, meaning we host, manage and deploy the service from a central location. A website will be created to seamlessly integrate with your existing website to ensure a smooth, unnoticeable transition.

Some of the many benefits to electronic distribution of MSDSs include:

• immediate dissemination • access to real-time information • elimination of cumbersome paper-based systems • increase employee availability to perform other business activities

ICC creates your MSDSs and publishes them on a secure website customized for your company.

Key Features and Benefits

Searching, Filtering and SortingQuickly access your MSDS library’s wealth of information in seconds, saving time and effort. Search fields such as part number or product name and assemble key information to protect your customers and employees. Using MSDSs and properly implementing precautionary measures can increase productivity and efficiency.

SDS ReportsChempliance™ web distribution’s standardized MSDSs can be tailored to your requirements based on USA, Canadian, and European regulations. Customized reports can also be created to include your logos, font types, images and more. Standard reports include: 16-section North American, Canadian or European. You have full access to these reports in the languages you need.

Management and DistributionManage and distribute MSDSs with ease through Chempliance’s™ electronic updating. Searching for an MSDS is simple with the software’s search options. The browser can sort by MSDS number, supplier, manufacturer, expiration date, or any other combination. Quickly search through hundreds or thousands of MSDS’s in only seconds. Then access your MSDS’s in the available languages.

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Feature Benefit

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involvement with ICC has been both positive and comprehensive. The services that ICC provides are always prompt and we have the utmost confidence in recommending them to another client.”

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Right to Know REGULATIONS

EU Directives and REACHThe European Union has a series of directives establishing hazard communication require-ments within the member countries of the EU. The system is significantly different than those used in the USA and Canada—special symbols are required on labels and risk phrases are mandated based on the ingredients of the product.

OSHAThe Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) under OSHA requires that hazard informa-tion about chemicals in the workplace be provided by means of container labels.

WHMISControlled products sold to Canadian Workplaces must have WHMIS supplier labels, which differ from labels in the USA or Europe. They include a distinctive border and show symbols for each hazard class.

ANSIThis standard provides guidance for precau-tionary information on container labels in the USA.

ConsumerChemical products sold through retail outlets need to be labeled according to Consumer Chemicals and Container Regulations in Canada (CCCR) and Consumer Product Safety Commission Requirements (CPSC) in the USA.

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NNYPASSTo the best of our knowledge, this product does not contain any chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer orreproductive harm.

This product contains: Petroleum distillates, hydrotreated light naphthenic (CAS # 64742-53-6); N,N-bis (2-ethylhexyl) -ar-methyl-1H-benzotriazole -1 -methanamine (CAS # 94270-86-7).

This product is not considered dangerous goods for land, sea and air transport, according to the following applicable transportregulations: U.S. 49 CFR; IATA; IMDG Code; Canadian TDG.

Au meilleur de notre connaissance, ce produit ne contient pas de produits chimiques reconnus cancérogènes ou ayant des effetsnéfastes sur la reproduction par l'État de Californie.

Ce produit contient: Distillat de pétrole, fraction naphténique légère, hydrotraitée (No. CAS 64742-53-6); N,N-Bis (2-éthylhexyl)-ar-méthyl -1H-benzotriazole -1-méthanamine (No. CAS 94270-86-7).

Ce produit n'est pas considéré comme marchandise dangereuse pour le transport terrestre, maritime et aérien selon les règlementspertinents suivants: 49 CFR américain; IATA; Code IMDG et TMD canadien.

WARNING!May be harmful if inhaled or swallowed. May cause skin and eye irritation.May cause allergic skin reaction. Use in well-ventilated area. Wear protectiveequipment during handling. Avoid breathing vapours or mists. Avoid contactwith eyes, skin and clothing. Keep away from heat and flame. Keep awayfrom oxidizing materials. Keep container tightly closed when not in use. Storein a cool, dry, well ventilated area, away from incompatibles. Do not store indirect sunlight. Wash thoroughly after handling.

FIRST AID: If inhaled, remove victim to fresh air. Get medical attention if irritation occursand persists. For eye contact, flush with running water for at least 15 minutes.Get medical attention if irritation occurs and persists. For skin contact, washwith soap and water while removing contaminated clothing. Obtain medicalattention. If ingested, do not induce vomiting. Never give anything by mouth ifvictim is unconscious. Obtain medical attention immediately. Launder clothingbefore reuse. Refer to Material Safety Data Sheet for further information.

AVERTISSEMENT!Peut être nocif si inhalé ou avalé. Peut causer des irritation pour la peau et les yeux. Risque decauser une réaction allergique cutanée. Utiliser dans un endroit bien ventilé. Lors de lamanipulation,porter un équipement de protection. Éviter de respirer les vapeurs ou le brouillard.Éviter tout contact avec les yeux, la peau et les vêtements. Tenir à l'écart des flammes et de lachaleur. Tenir à l'écart des matières oxydantes. Garder le contenant fermé hermétiquementlorsque le produit n'est pas utilisé. Entreposer dans un endroit frais, bien ventilé, à l'écart desmatières incompatibles. Ne pas entreposer à l’ensoleillement direct Se laver à fond après lamanipulation.

PREMIERS SOINS: Si inhalé, transporter la victime à l'air frais. Obtenir des soins médicaux à l'apparition d'uneirritation et si elle persiste. En cas de contact oculaire, rincer sous l'eau courante pendant aumoins 15 minutes. Obtenir des soins médicaux à l'apparitiond'une irritation et si elle persiste. Encas de contact cutané, laver avec du savon et de l'eau tout en retirant les vêtementscontaminés. Consulter un médecin immédiatement. Si ingéré, ne pas faire vomir. Ne rien faireavaler à une victime qui est sans connaissance. Obtenir immédiatement des soins médicaux.Nettoyer les vêtements avant de les réutiliser. Pour de plus amples renseignements, sereporter à la fiche signalétique de la matière.

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ICC The Compliance Center Inc. is a leading producer of hazardous material identification products and systems. For over 20 years ICC The Compliance Center Inc. has been providing labels, placards, forms, books, packaging and other products required for your compliance with USA, Canadian and international dangerous goods regulations. Companies both large and small rely on ICC The Compliance Center Inc. for their compliance needs. Employees have been trained to answer all your questions about compliance. We have specialists in all areas. Visitors are always welcome.

THE DECISION AS TO THE SUITABILITY AND PROPER USAGE OF ANY LABEL, SIGN, PLACARD OR PACKAGE FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR USE IS THE BUYER’S RESPONSIBILITY. THE BUYER CANNOT ASSUME THAT MEASURES OR WARNINGS IN ADDITION TO THE LABELS, SIGNS, PLACARDS OR PACKAGES PURCHASED FROM THE SELLER MAY NOT BE REQUIRED UNDER PARTICULAR CIRCUMSTANCES.

The Seller does not have specific information concerning how the label, sign, placard or package will be used and does not know the details concerning the products that will be shipped or the packaging, handling or shipping methods or procedures that will be employed in association with any particular label, sign, placard or package. Notwithstanding any suggestions or recommendations that The Seller may have offered, The Buyer affirms that no warranties have been made concerning fitness for the particular purpose employed by The Buyer and The Buyer acknowledges that it has not relied upon The Seller’s skill or judgement in selecting goods suitable for the particular use to which The Buyer intends to put the goods. The Seller hereby gives notice and The Buyer agrees that any statement made by The Seller in the sale or advertising of the products shall not create any warranty that the product is fit for a particular purpose. All such statements or descriptions are for information only and are not made or given as a warranty of fitness for a particular purpose. The Buyer is solely responsible for determining the adequacy of each label, sign, placard or package for the particular use or uses to which they are applied. The Seller does not assume responsibility for compliance with the Transportation Regulations.

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ICC The Compliance Center Inc. was founded in 1987 with one principle in mind—to help you, our customer, comply with the regulations concerning shipping and handling of hazardous materials. Over the years, we have become a leader in providing supplies and services to hazardous material shippers throughout North America and around the world.

What makes us special?We have regulatory staff, trained in US, Canadian and international regulations, along with an extensive range of

compliance products, and the largest selection of performance-oriented (UN specifi cation) packaging in North America.

Our specialty – We teach what we sell!ICC The Compliance Center is a leader in training and consulting. Discover our comprehensive hazardous materials/dangerous goods and hazard communication programs.

When you use our services you will be employing the services of chemists, engineers, and training specialists who monitor regulatory changes and can help you to determine your compliance needs. Our extensive and widely acclaimed training services cover courses such as

49 CFR (US) • IMDG • IATA • TDG (Canadian) • WHMIS plus a range of custom designed and customer specifi c programs.

We also have a wide range of training kits and web-based programs.

Custom products availableICC The Compliance Center is a full regulatory compliance organization backed by an equally talented staff of graphic artists and printers. This gives ICC the ability to create custom products for you. This is a great time for your company to tailor some of the newer products and services to your specifi c needs.

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