DG Training Module 3 - Classes and divisions of Dangerous Goods

[@stephenappiah4027]

Good video, we need more Training and video .thanks You sir

[@chestermathebula2797]

I need to learn

[@katherineprigmore4681]

Thank you for this video. Are we okay to use this as part of my ADR training presentation?

[@nguyencattuong9143]

how did you do it can you share with me , thank you

[@md.niamatullah1249]

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[@nirankarmot.1507]

class 3 mentioned wrongly as substance having flash point below 60 degree c is considered as class 3 .. not only the flash point having 23 degree c.

[@anowarakhatun8363]

Thanks

[@user-zr6pl6nb6z]

A chainsaw is a dangerous good? How is it dangerous if turned off and sitting by itself?

[@chegelenny]

Because of the fuel in the tank.

[@user-zr6pl6nb6z]

@@chegelenny Then I guess cars are dangerous goods too...

[@varunvara2169]

How to test packaging of dangerous gooda

[@chestermathebula2797]

I need to attend class

[@aksha7083]

「コンテンツを調整する必要があります」、

[@nguyenkien8302]

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[@roshanbohora2501]

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[@simonmaverick9201]

Cyanide is NOT a gas.

[@newtondesouza6999]

Cyanide is a gas

[@geoffleach3749]

Class 4 is not Flammable Solids!

[@newtondesouza6999]

Class 4 is flammable solid

[@geoffleach3749]

@@newtondesouza6999 no it is not. Class 4 is divided into 3 divisions. Division 4.1 is Flammable Solids; division 4.2 is spontaneously combustible substances; and division 4.3 is substances which are dangerous when wet. There are a number of liquids in Class 4 e.g. pyrophoric liquids (division 4.2) and UN3130, UN3148 etc (division 4.3). Class 4 is no more (only) flammable solids than Class 5 is (only) oxidisers or Class 6 is (only) toxic material. This is a common mistake made by trainers due to the lack of space on a PowerPoint slide; a way to overcome it is to call Class 4 “Flammable solids and reactive substances”, which captures the 3 divisions and saves space!

[@padwah]

@@geoffleach3749 yes true, but the clas is flammable solids 4.

[@geoffleach3749]

@@padwah sorry Padwah, you are wrong!