Warning as some operators may be using outdated dangerous goods transport rules

02/07/2015

Some operators in the maritime supply chain may be using out-of-date dangerous goods data – and there is evidence that non-compliance continues to be too high.

Incidents demonstrate the results. The TT Club unequivocally states that a valid version of the IMDG Code should be used ...

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David Brennan
July 02, 2015 at 1:36 pm
The changes were actually to include a definition, entries and packing provisions entries for “adsorbed gases”, not “absorbed”.

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Jordan
July 02, 2015 at 9:25 pm
Excellent article and great information. It is very important that everyone is IMDG compliant and up to date on the changes.

Thank you for sharing!

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