DfT’s Requirements For Record Keeping (Including DG)
The Department for Transport (DfT) have laid out record keeping guidelines for employers that are valid from 13th November 2023 and these also relate to your dangerous goods training records. Employers must: keep staff training records for a minimum of 6 years from...
Court Case Follows Dangerous Goods Fire On Aircraft
A fire that occurred on an aircraft, which is understood to have been caused by dangerous goods, will now be judged by the Hong Kong high court. The 777 Ethiopian Airlines freighter was about to depart from Shanghai for Addis Ababa in July 2020 when a fire broke out....
Get Your Dangerous Goods Compliance Online
Non-compliance of dangerous goods is certainly being cracked down on throughout the logistics industry, after a series of major incidents during the past couple of years. To meet your obligation, if you are involved in the handling, receiving or transport of dangerous...
Dangerous Goods Restrictions For Israel’s Ports
As the conflict in Israel and Gaza continues to escalate, the Israeli primary ports of Haifa and Ashdod have now restricted dangerous goods arrivals. As things stand, the suspension of the vast majority of flights means that airlines are not accepting cargo bookings,...
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