This section contains three checklists intended for easy photocopying. They are based on IMDG Code processes and are included to assist shippers and container packers to carry out key functions in the correct way.

This provides a guide to key pieces of dangerous goods information the shipper must include on his dangerous goods declaration.

Access the Shipper's dangerous goods declaration checklist here 

This is a simple management checklist consisting of a number of questions a container consolidator/packer may ask about his own organisation in regard to the way dangerous goods are handled. The questions are a way of identifying which people carry out particular operations on a given site, how they do it, whether they do it correctly in terms of the IMDG Code, and whether they have been given adequate materials, information, supervision and training to carry out their tasks properly. The aim is to help to identify any knowledge or procedural gaps in the system, so that management can take corrective measures.

Access the Consolidator's dangerous goods training and procedure checklist here 

This provides a guide to information the packer should have, the checks he should make on dangerous goods packages and the shipping container before he starts packing a container, and the physical and documentary processes he should follow to comply with the IMDG Code during and after packing.

Access the Dangerous goods container packer's checklist here