Dangerous Items at a Port: Know the Groups, Know What to Do
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You are at the staff gate of a container terminal. A contractor puts his tool bag on the table. Under a towel you see the grip of what looks like a pistol. He says, "It is only a toy for my son."
Focus: know the groups. Do not touch. Keep people back. Report. Note what you saw.
Learning objectives
- Name the main groups of dangerous items, with everyday examples.
- Say where to find the list that applies on your site.
- Carry out the four actions when you see or find such an item.
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