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Circumstances where transporting dangerous goods may be exempt from requirements and prohibitions in the UK.
Guidance on requirement for a document of compliance and the special requirements for ships carrying dangerous goods.
Standard reporting format and procedures for reporting incidents involving harmful or dangerous goods & substances.
How to transport small quantities of dangerous goods for retail purposes.
The role of dangerous goods safety advisers (DGSAs), including training and certification requirements.
A temporary exemption to dangerous goods regulations about transporting certain fireworks (multilateral agreement M322) which is valid until 19 August 2024.
Categories for tunnels in Great Britain when transporting dangerous goods.
Allows new tank vehicles to enter into service and be used on roads without an ADR1(C) certificate (authorisation 476).
How to safely transport category A pathogens.
Adds a technical code about transportable gas cylinders to the carriage of dangerous goods regulations (exception notice 5).
Guidance on the transport of patient specimens suspected of containing Coronavirus (COVID-19).
To allow the carriage by road of firework lancework as unpackaged articles.
A presentation outlining the major changes to the international maritime dangerous goods (IMDG) code, and the circulars referenced in the presentation.
Information on cargoes that may be a risk on vessels and cargoes classed as dangerous under the international maritime dangerous goods code.
Explains how offshore supply vessels should comply with the international maritime dangerous goods (IMDG) code and chapter VII of SOLAS.
How to decide on and get the correct type of packaging to transport dangerous goods (note 22).
Guidance on the transport of dangerous goods when carried in a private vehicle, or by a foot passenger on a Ro-Ro ship.
Form for freight companies transporting dangerous goods by rail to report an incident.
Outlines compliance with the international maritime dangerous goods code when transporting limited quantities of retail goods on ferries.
Standard when loading and back loading bulk liquid and the procedure to be followed before commencing the back loading to comply with IMDG
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