There are nine categories of dangerous goods logistics, and according to the classification of goods, different packaging and transportation vehicles are required. Some items have radioactivity; Some items have flammable and explosive properties, while others have toxicity, so professional operations are required for hazardous materials during transportation, loading, unloading, and storage.


 
Snail dangerous goods transportation
 
Classification of dangerous goods: Class 1: Explosives. For example, fireworks and firecrackers.
 
Classification of dangerous goods - Class 2: Compressed gases and liquefied gases. For example, natural gas.
 
Classification of dangerous goods - Class 3: Combustible liquids. For example, gasoline, ethanol, etc.
 
The fourth category of dangerous goods classification: combustible solids, spontaneous combustion, wet contact, flammable materials. For example, sulfur, camphor, etc.
 
Classification of hazardous substances in the fifth category: oxidants and organic peroxides. For example, magnesium peroxide, nitrates, etc.
 
Class 6 of dangerous goods classification: toxic substances. For example, gases, sulfur dioxide, etc.
 
Classification of dangerous goods - Class 7: Radioactive materials. Radioactive elements such as nuclear uranium.
 
Class 8 of dangerous goods classification: corrosive substances. For example, sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, etc.
 
Classification of dangerous goods - Class 9: Other dangerous goods. For example, batteries, etc.
 
Having a dangerous goods transportation qualification certificate: must hold a flammable and explosive dangerous goods transportation permit.
 
2、 Trained qualified drivers: equipped with drivers, escorts, and qualified through fire safety training. Drivers have good driving habits and can take effective measures in case of emergencies.
 
3、 Vehicle requirements: The mechanical components, carriages, bottom plates, insulation, electrical conductivity, and spark extinguishing devices of dangerous goods logistics transportation vehicles must be intact, equipped with signs, marker lights, and corresponding fire extinguishing equipment. Cars need to have their exhaust pipes treated accordingly, equipped with spark prevention devices, GPS systems, and monitored throughout the transportation process. They should also be equipped with anti-collision beams, anti-static and other safety facilities. Vehicles must be registered with relevant departments, and equipped with gas and corrosion resistant masks and emergency supplies.