Transportation of Dangerous Goods

  • How are Dangerous Goods Classified in Canada?
    How are Dangerous Goods Classified in Canada?

    In Canada, dangerous goods are classified to help ensure they are handled, transported, and disposed of safely. Whether it’s chemicals, flammable materials, or toxic substances, knowing how these goods are categorized is crucial to protecting people, property, and the environment. Here’s a breakdown of how dangerous goods are classified in Canada. What are Dangerous Goods? […]... Learn more

  • What Are the Effects of Toxic Chemicals on Human Health?
    What Are the Effects of Toxic Chemicals on Human Health?

    Toxic chemicals are part of many industrial and commercial processes, but their presence can pose significant health risks if not handled properly. Exposure to these substances—whether through inhalation, ingestion, or skin contact—can cause short—and long-term harm to human health. Understanding the potential effects of toxic chemicals is key to protecting workers, communities, and the environment. […]... Learn more

  • How Global Hazmat’s Digital Training Can Improve Compliance in Transporting Dangerous Goods?
    How Global Hazmat’s Digital Training Can Improve Compliance in Transporting Dangerous Goods?

    At Global Hazmat, we understand that transporting dangerous goods is a serious responsibility. Strict regulations ensure the safety of people and the environment, so companies must comply. Non-compliance can result in hefty fines, legal troubles, and even harm to individuals or the environment. This is why we provide comprehensive digital training that helps employees understand […]... Learn more

  • The Latest on Lithium Batteries in Canada: What You Need to Know
    The Latest on Lithium Batteries in Canada: What You Need to Know

    Lithium batteries, increasingly common in everyday devices like smartphones, laptops, and electric vehicles, present unique safety and regulatory challenges. In Canada, recent developments and regulations highlight the importance of properly handling, storing, and transporting these batteries. Here’s what you need to know about the latest on lithium batteries in Canada. Understanding Lithium Battery Regulations Transportation […]... Learn more

  • What does the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Mean by Segregation?
    What does the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Mean by Segregation?

    When transporting dangerous goods like chemicals or explosives, segregation means keeping different types of hazardous materials apart to avoid harmful reactions. What is Segregation? Segregation is the process of separating dangerous goods to prevent them from reacting with each other. Some chemicals can explode or release harmful gases if they mix, so keeping them apart […]... Learn more

  • Why Shippers Should Take Their Dangerous Goods Shipping Compliance Seriously
    Why Shippers Should Take Their Dangerous Goods Shipping Compliance Seriously

    Shipping dangerous goods is a critical aspect of many industries, from manufacturing to pharmaceuticals. However, handling and transporting these materials comes with significant risks and regulatory requirements. At Global Hazmat, we understand the complexities of shipping dangerous goods and emphasize the importance of strict compliance. This blog explores why shippers should take their compliance seriously. […]... Learn more

  • Lithium Batteries: What’s Ahead in Regulatory Changes and Safety Standards
    Lithium Batteries: What’s Ahead in Regulatory Changes and Safety Standards

    The use of lithium batteries is growing rapidly due to the rise of portable electronics, electric vehicles, and renewable energy storage. As their popularity increases, so does the need for strict safety and regulatory measures to ensure their safe transport. This issue was a major focus at the ICAO Dangerous Goods Panel meeting in December […]... Learn more

  • Everything You Need to Know about GHS Hazard Classification
    Everything You Need to Know about GHS Hazard Classification

    Understanding the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) is crucial for ensuring workplace safety and compliance with international standards. At Global Hazmat, we recognize the significance of GHS hazard classification and are here to guide you through every aspect. In this blog, we’ll cover the essentials of GHS, the key elements […]... Learn more

  • Best Practices When Transporting Dangerous Goods by Vessel Ship
    Best Practices When Transporting Dangerous Goods by Vessel Ship

    Transporting dangerous goods by vessel requires careful consideration and adherence to stringent safety protocols to mitigate risks and ensure the well-being of personnel and the environment. In this blog, we’ll explore the best practices shippers and organizations should follow when transporting dangerous materials by sea. Compliance with International Regulations First and foremost, compliance with international […]... Learn more

  • Training and Certification for Shipping Dangerous Goods by Air in Canada
    Training and Certification for Shipping Dangerous Goods by Air in Canada

    Shipping dangerous goods by air demands a thorough understanding of regulations and best practices to ensure safety and compliance. But how do you get trained and certified for this specialized task in Canada? The Importance of Training Recognizing the unique challenges of transporting dangerous goods by air is the first step toward ensuring safety. Proper […]... Learn more