Transport and storage of dangerous goods
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Stay on top of regulatory changes affecting the transport and storage of hazardous materials around the world
Compliance with transport and storage of dangerous goods regulations comes with high levels of responsibility. Non-compliance can lead to considerable enforcement action or even catastrophic consequences for the health and safety of workers, the public at large, and the environment.Â
That’s why Chemical Watch News & Insight provides full coverage of this topic. From the UN Model Regulations, ICAO/IATA, IMDG Code and regional regulations to specific issues such as the transport of lithium batteries, we follow every development so that you can be confident you don’t miss a thing.
Providing insight into a full range of transport types
We cover all the regulatory changes affecting the transport and storage of dangerous goods around the world.
Road
Rail
Air
Water
Reporting on regulations around the world
Our experts cover regulations around the transport and storage of dangerous goods in jurisdictions across the globe.
International
- UN Model Regulations & UN Manual of Tests and Criteria Â
- ICAO Technical Instructions + IATA dangerous goods regulations Â
- International maritime generous goods (IMDG) code + IBC Code + IGC CodeÂ
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Regional
EuropeÂ
- RID (Regulation concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Rail)Â Â
- ADR (Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road)Â Â
- ADN (European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Inland Waterways)
Latin AmericaÂ
- Agreement for the Facilitation of the Transport of Dangerous Goods in Mercosur
National
- USA: US Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR) + Chemical Facilities Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS)Â Â
- Canada: Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) Regulations Â
- Mexico’s SecretarÃa de Comunicaciones y Transportes (SCT) Â
- Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road & Rail (ADG Code Â
- China: Measures on the Road Transport of Dangerous Goods in China (JT/T 617)Â
Other/sector-specific
- Radioactives Â
- Explosives Â
- Emergency responseÂ
Meet our transport experts
Peter Mackay
Transport and Storage Editor
Peter is a qualified Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser (DGSA), former chair of the Dangerous Goods Trainers Association and has been editor of HCB, the leading information source for dangerous goods professionals, for nearly 30 years.
Amanda Doyle
Transport Reporter
Before joining Enhesa in May 2022, Amanda worked as a reporter at the Institution of Chemical Engineers, writing for The Chemical Engineer magazine. She has an academic background in astrophysics and has more than a decade of experience in freelance science writing.Â
Sok-Han Ng
Regulatory and Compliance Analyst
Sok-Han gained her industry experience as an independent regulatory affairs consultant, with a focus on Japan, South Korea and other Asian markets. Her specialty is in food and beverage, food contact, health supplements and cosmetic products. She is a fluent speaker of Cantonese, Japanese, Korean and Mandarin.Â
How can Enhesa Product Intelligence help you stay up to date?
We’ve incorporated transport and storage of hazardous materials into all our membership solutions, each of which provides a different way to help you stay safe and compliant:
Chemical Watch News & Insight
combines award-winning reporting with insight, ensuring you get the full picture of GHS by country and global updates to understand what’s coming up.
Regulatory Database
gives you complete compliance coverage for chemicals in 279 jurisdictions. In-force and pending regulations are covered, giving you time to respond to regulatory change.Â
Professional Development
includes world-leading events, training and webinars, allowing you to build your knowledge and comply with classification and labeling requirements.Â
