Dangerous Goods in Port Areas, 2007 Edition – IMO IB290E

Dangerous Goods in Port Areas, 2007 Edition is the official IMO publication that provides recommendations and guidelines for the safe handling of dangerous goods in port areas. The publication is used by port authorities, terminal operators, shipping companies, freight forwarders and others involved in the storage, handling and transportation of dangerous goods.

The manual helps to reduce the risk of accidents, fire, explosions and environmental damage in port areas, and serves as an important reference work in maritime safety and dangerous goods management.

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IMO (International Maritime Organization)

    Description

    Dangerous Goods in Port Areas, 2007 Edition is the official IMO publication containing recommendations for the safe handling of dangerous goods in port areas. The publication has been developed by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to support ports, terminals and maritime operators in handling dangerous goods in a safe and controlled manner.

    Port areas represent complex operational environments where large quantities of dangerous goods are often handled, stored and transported simultaneously. Good risk management and clear safety procedures are essential to protect people, infrastructure, vessels and the environment from serious incidents.

    The publication provides guidance on the reception, storage, labeling, documentation, internal transport and handling of dangerous goods in port areas. It also describes procedures for risk assessment, emergency preparedness, access control, emergency response and cooperation between different actors involved in the logistics and transportation chain.

    Dangerous Goods in Port Areas is used by port authorities, terminal operators, freight forwarders, shipping companies, logistics companies and authorities dealing with the transportation and handling of dangerous goods. The publication is also a useful tool for training, internal control and the development of local safety procedures.

    The manual is based on internationally recognized principles for risk management and complements regulations such as the IMDG Code and other international standards for the transport of dangerous goods. It contributes to harmonized safety routines and better interaction between actors in the port and logistics sector.

    For ports and businesses that handle dangerous goods, the publication is a valuable reference work to strengthen security work and ensure compliance with international best practice.

    Kart.no delivers IMO publications to customers in Norway and the Nordic countries, including IMDG Code, IMDG Supplement, Dangerous Goods in Port Areas, SOLAS, MARPOL and other official maritime publications from the International Maritime Organization.