Lesson 1,
Topic 1
In Progress
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General
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- Before Fully Regulated Dangerous Goods are given to a carrier for transport the consignor or shipper must prepare and provide a shipping document, or if the carrier agrees, an electronic copy of the shipping document. This applies to goods imported into Canada as well.
- This provides a means of identification without actually looking directly at the shipment. For example, a carrier will know what is on-board a truck that has just arrived without opening the trailer doors.
- Emergency response personnel can also use most of the information that appears on a shipping document. For instance, if a vehicle is involved in an accident or fire the information provided can tell police and firefighters whom to contact for more specific information.