Questions and Answers

Can I print my own transport labels for the transport of dangerous goods?

I have been advised that before I can distribute denatured alcohol (ethanol) I must apply for a licence. Is this correct, and how do I get one?

My Dangerous Goods Safety Advisor (DGSA) mentioned in a conversation the Guiding Principles; I haven’t heard of them, what are they?

How much petrol can I transport in a work vehicle in jerricans?

I am involved with the transport of dangerous goods by road, and aware of ADR exemptions for example the small load exemption, limited quantities, etc. A colleague of mine mentioned some UK specific derogations, what are they and where can I find them?

On pre-printed labels, can CLP pictograms be left blank or do they have to be blacked out?

I need to transport a liquid that has a primary and secondary hazard. How do I label this for transport? It is class 3 with a subsidiary class 8.

One of our properties is to be temporarily mothballed. I have been asked whether or not we are required to continue with the current legionella risk control measures while the building is mothballed. What is the situation on this?

If I have a two-part product, do I need to have two labels or will one suffice?

What should I do if the harmonised classification differs from the registration, evaluation, authorisation and restriction of chemicals (REACH) registration classification?