Confirmation of the segregation of dangerous goods inside CTUs
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Confirmation of the segregation of dangerous goods inside CTUs

  5.10 The following items should be checked by the inspector:

  • .1 the segregation table in paragraph 7.2.1.16 of the IMDG Code has been applied correctly for the hazard classes and subsidiary risks;

  • .2 specific segregation requirements as indicated in column 16 of the dangerous goods list have been complied with;

  • .3 specific segregation requirements for the different compatibility groups of class 1 have been complied with; and

  • .4 segregation requirements in relation to foodstuffs have been observed.

Parent topic: 5 Items to check during an inspection
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