Regulatory information

• Packing instructions are formatted per UN number

• Information regarding special provisions, state & operator variations, excepted quantities, and labels & marks can be viewed

• Printed documents are formatted according to the IATA standard

• ESG-01 state variation (Spanish/English document) is supported

• Chinese IATA declaration is available

Documentation

Preparation of the Shipper’s Declaration and other information requirements, such as approvals and authorizations, are highly automated.
 

Packing

• Each UN number is listed per packing group to be able to determine the packing instruction and by that the allowed packaging types

• Support multiple substances in one package

• Built-in segregation rules for each substance

• Q-value is automatically calculated

• Radioactive materials and explosives are supported

Regulatory information

DGOffice offers all necessary regulatory information to prepare your shipment, such as IMDG’s advice on

• Terminology

• Packing

• Labeling

• Stowage

• Segregation

• Handling

• Emergency response action

Information is displayed per UN number on a “Regulatory Information Sheet”. Packing Instructions, Special Provisions, Stowage, EmS, and Limited and Excepted Quantities are all available.

Documentation

Highly automated preparation of

• Shipper’s Declaration

• Verified Gross Mass Declaration

• Multimodal Dangerous Goods Form (according to the IMDG Code)

• Container/Vehicle Packing Certificate

• Shipment details like container number, type and size, seal identification, vehicle registrations, etc.

The Sea Module supports different layouts like SITPRO, Australian AMSA and bi-lingual documents.

Packing

DGOffice supports

• Multiple substances in one package

• Segregation rules for each substance is build-in

• Marine pollutant substances

• Radioactive materials and explosives

Driver’s check lists

The module gives you a complete and practical driver’s check list. This list provides detailed information on how to carry out a particular transport of dangerous goods. It contains information about

• Required equipment on board

• Instructions for loading and stowage

• Handling directions

• Other helpful tips to stay compliant

ADR

• Automatically the correct language(s) used

• If the transport vehicle is not fully ADR equipped or if there is no ADR certified driver available, limits are set to carrying the goods. The Road Module facilitates to stay within these limits

• 1000 points check is calculated automatically

• Instructions in Writing are available in at least 33 languages

49CFR and TDG

• Bill of lading is quickly produced and can be personalized

• Emergency response guides (ERG)

• Canada: Bill of Lading is in English and French

• Reportable Quantities (RQ) in US 49CFR

• Emergency Response Assistance Plan (ERAP) for TDG

ADG – Emergency procedure guide

Besides the declaration of dangerous goods, the system produces applicable emergency procedure guides (EPG) as well, while following the ADG regulations.
To determine if placardable load is transported, the module offers a calculation method which indicates if you are exceeding the limits or not.