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How to examine and test individual intermediate bulk containers used to carry dangerous goods (note 10).
Allows the transportation of small quantities of certain dangerous goods by end-to-end postal operators (authorisation 284).
Explains how offshore supply vessels should comply with the international maritime dangerous goods (IMDG) code and chapter VII of SOLAS.
Authorisation 948 regarding testing requirements for pressure relief valves fitted to liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) road tankers.
A temporary exemption to dangerous goods regulations about transporting certain fireworks (multilateral agreement M322) which is valid until 19 August 2024.
Allows the continued use of tanks which are below the minimum thickness required in ADR.
Authorisation number 947 about an annual inspection waiver for MOT exempt tank vehicles.
Discusses whether the 3 most common biofuels are classed as dangerous goods (note 16).
The interpretation of the term 'closed vehicle' according to ADR (note 21).
A temporary exemption valid until 15 June 2023 concerning the transportation of armed forces' explosive substances and items which are going to be destroyed (ADR M313).
Allows fire and rescue authorities to use certain breathing apparatus cylinders for their full design life (authorisation 105) until 30 June 2022.
Helps health and veterinary professionals classify specimens known or suspected to contain avian influenza virus for transportation (note 12).
A presentation outlining the major changes to the international maritime dangerous goods (IMDG) code, and the circulars referenced in the presentation.
Permits early use of international standard EN 23826:2021.
Permits early use of international standard EN 17339:2020, which comes into force in 2023.
Information about the correct storage and stowage of packaged quantities of dangerous goods.
Standard when loading and back loading bulk liquid and the procedure to be followed before commencing the back loading to comply with IMDG
Outlines compliance with the international maritime dangerous goods code when transporting limited quantities of retail goods on ferries.
List of members of the industry advisory group for the security of transporting dangerous goods by road and rail.
Form for freight companies transporting dangerous goods by rail to report an incident.
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