Cargo Yards, Sheds and Dangerous Goods Awareness
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It is 02:00 in the container yard at Sagar Point. The stacks stand four containers high. Huge machines move between them. Their drivers sit high up and cannot see a person close by. On one container you see a red diamond label with a flame. Further on, liquid drips from a door.
Focus: the yard belongs to the machines. You enter only with permission. Know the nine danger labels by sight. If something leaks, smokes or smells: keep away, keep others away, and report.
Learning objectives
- Patrol a cargo yard and shed without putting yourself in danger.
- Spot and report signs of theft and break-in.
- Name the nine classes of dangerous goods from their labels.
- Act safely when a container leaks, smokes or smells.
- Report a problem with a refrigerated container or live animals.
- Say what customs officers do, and what you do not do.
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