Dangerous Goods Checklist For A Non-Radioactive Shipment

All questions on the checklist must be answered before accepting or refusing a shipment. Non-radioactive shipments still pose a hazardous threat to the shipper so when packing these hazardous materials, strict checks must be performed. The operator or responsible person for the packaging, loading, and transportation of dangerous goods is responsible for completing the checklist to ensure the quantity and type of packaging are recorded, as well as a number of other crucial items are checked. The handling of hazardous materials and non-radioactive material is covered by regulations, which can be customized in the app depending on the specific regulations adhered to by the shipper or operator. The type of primary hazard should be clearly noted and identified, as should any secondary hazard specification. Other requirements include ensuring that the waybill number is entered, all other applicable packaging marking is present, all of which lead to a safe cargo transport.