It is that time of year again – You can now prepare for 2024 Dangerous Goods by Air Shipping as the list of significant changes in the 65th Edition of the IATA DGR is now available SIGNIFICANT CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS IN THE 65TH EDITION (2024) The 65th edition of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations incorporates …
Dangerous Goods Class 9 Dangerous Goods or hazardous materials may be purely chemical, a mixture of substances, or manufactured products which can pose a risk to people, animals and the environment if not properly handled with care whilst in use or in transport. Before transporting any item, you need to ensure you know and understand …
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Every type of Dangerous Goods substance or product requires specific knowledge to handle and transport safely. The UN hazmat framework of 9 classes identifies the hazards that each material may pose.Continuing our in-depth look at the 9 classes, we now look at the classification for corrosives materials. Class 8 Corrosive materials Class 8 are substances …
There are 9 classes of Dangerous Goods within the UN regulations. Each substance or product within these classes can be a risk to health, safety or the environment. Take a read of our previous blog on Class 6 here. Class 7 Radioactive materials Dangerous goods regulations define radioactive material as any material containing radionuclides where …
Competency Based Training (CBT) assessments will be required from the 1st of January 2023 by the ICAO. This applies to those shipping by Air. In September 2019, the ICAO Dangerous Goods Panel (DGP) undertook the development of new proposed provisions and guidance material under a competency-based approach for dangerous goods training. The objective of competency-based …
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New Sponsorship deal with Banbury United Women’s Football Team Logicom Hub has signed a sponsorship agreement with Banbury United women’s football team and will have our name and company logo displayed on the back of the players’ shirts. As with all Banbury United teams, the Club’s sponsor Banbury Plant and Skip Hire will still appear …
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