4. What specific measures can be identified in a safety plan?
4.1 Drawing up a safety plan
The process for drawing up a safety plan involves :
identify the dangerous goods concerned and their sensitivity (is the material readily available by lawful means? what level of hazard does the material represent? is it easy to transform the material into a product presenting a significant hazard? is the material easy to store, break down and use? etc.);
identify the routes, locations and successive modes of storage of the material, and their respective vulnerability (are they full or split loads? regular or one-off shipments? are the manufacturing, loading and unloading sites easily accessible? are the containers easily transportable, or can they easily be destroyed remotely?...
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Regulations
Arrêté du 29 mai 2009 modifié relating to the transport of hazardous goods by land, known as the "TMD Order".
Websites
UNECE website where you can find the ADR files ("Our activities" then "Transport" then "Dangerous goods").
The CIFMD offers a guide to drawing up a security plan for the transport of dangerous goods.
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