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Just a reminder that consignor only companies, such as office only chemical traders, have to appoint a Dangerous Goods Safety Advisor no later than 31st December 2022.  Let us help you meet your obligations. Get in touch now!

Well it finally happened……… A shipping line actually asked for a Safety Data Sheet for a CAR! We see, on a continuous basis, operators requesting Safety Data Sheets (SDS) to check section 14 for transport purposes, each time we are asked, we ask why, to which we are told its needed to check the UN […] The post SDS Request for Transport Purposes first appeared on Llewellyn Europe.

U-Pol Ltd based in Wellingborough required DGSA representation, having previously had a DGSA working with them, they felt they were not being supported in the correct manner, as they had not seen their DSGA for a number of years and had never received an annual report. They now receive 2 visits per year; ongoing assistance […] The post U-POL LTD first appeared on Llewellyn Europe.

The Courier Company Ltd, ensure the successful transport of dangerous goods globally; they have their own internal DGSA’s who manage the day to day business. We began in successfully training their drivers in ADR and then followed IATA dangerous goods training. Their DGSA’s come to us to get ready for their revalidation exams for their […] The post THE COURIER COMPANY LTD first appeared on Llewellyn Europe.

Did you know that in 2019 the rules are changing for the need to appoint a DGSA? The new rules will affect Consignor and Consignee only companies. For companies that currently DO NOT undertake the relevant loading, packing, filling or unloading; so office based consignors as an example, you are exempt the need to appoint […] The post Changes to the need to appoint a Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser first appeared on Llewellyn Europe.

For companies that use dry ice to ship non-dangerous goods we have a cost effective on-line course just for you. Click HERE to find out more The post DRY ICE ONLY SHIPMENTS first appeared on Llewellyn Europe.

Why are the majority of the worlds wipe manufacturers classifying their wipes as UN3175 and then advising they are not dangerous goods by quoting Special Provision 216? On shipping wipes containing highly flammable liquids, the appropriate entry would be UN3175, to which is attached Special provision 216, which reads: Mixtures of solids which are not […] The post UN3175 Special Provision 216 first appeared on Llewellyn Europe.