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  • Summarise the company's dangerous goods transport activities.

  • Document the dangerous goods by name and United Nations number (UN number) that are stored, consigned or carried by the company.

  • Document the fleet of vehicles operated by the company

  • Document the driver training and policies for the training of persons other than drivers.

  • Record subcontractors that are used

  • Log and investigate any prohibition or improvement notices

  • Log dangerous goods accidents/incidents that have occurred in the last 12 months

  • Review any accidents/incidents to prevent reoccurrence

  • Report any accidents/incidents to the competent authority (where relevant).

Company Systems and Procedures

  • Inspect and review the company's systems and procedures for dangerous goods transport compliance, in particular those relating to: Personnel

  • Inspect and review the company's systems and procedures for dangerous goods transport compliance, in particular those relating to: Products

  • Inspect and review the company's systems and procedures for dangerous goods transport compliance, in particular those relating to: Vehicles

  • Inspect and review the company's systems and procedures for dangerous goods transport compliance, in particular those relating to: Accidents and Emergencies

  • Inspect and review the company's systems and procedures for dangerous goods transport compliance, in particular those relating to: Security Provisions

  • Inspect and review the company's systems and procedures for dangerous goods transport compliance, in particular those relating to: Subcontractors

Records

  • Inspect and report on: Training, vehicle and tank records

  • Inspect and report on: Classification, Product Containment, Marking and Labelling

  • Inspect and report on: Storage

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