Danger - mixed loads placards

Danger - mixed loads placards, 10-3/4 in X 10-3/4 in

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This TDG placard identifies a mixed load of dangerous goods of several classes, in the cases provided for by the TDG Regulations. It shows the word DANGER in black on a white band, across the centre of a red 10-3/4 X 10-3/4 in diamond that fits most placard holders. Its high-contrast legend stays clearly visible on vehicles and containers. Made in Canada, it is sold individually.

Features of the DANGER placard for mixed loads

• The word DANGER in black on a white band, red diamond.
• Mixed load placard, without class number or UN box.
• 10-3/4 X 10-3/4 in diamond, the standard placard holder size.
• Three materials: low-cost cardboard, reusable high-density rigid plastic or permanent self-adhesive vinyl.
• Compliant, according to the manufacturer, with Transport Canada's TDG Regulations and the IMDG, IATA and ICAO codes.

Available formats: cardboard, rigid plastic or self-adhesive vinyl

DANGER placard for mixed loads applications

This placard is intended for carriers and shippers who load dangerous goods of several classes in the same vehicle, in Canada and internationally: transport by vehicle, marine and air shipments. It is used in the cases and under the conditions provided for by the TDG Regulations: always check the requirements that apply to your load.

Complete your display with the 10-3/4 in aluminum placard holder (ECLAP), and the aluminum flip chart placards with five (ECLAP5) or fourteen (ECLAP14) legends, for vehicles whose cargo changes.

DANGER placard for mixed loads technical specifications

Placard installation and care

Apply the self-adhesive vinyl to a clean, dry surface. Keep the placard clean so it stays legible, and replace it if it is damaged, faded or illegible. For a placard exposed to the weather for a long time, choose rigid plastic or vinyl over cardboard.

FAQ: DANGER placard for mixed loads

When should the DANGER placard be used?

For a load of dangerous goods of several classes, in the cases allowed by the TDG Regulations. Always check the requirements that apply to your load.

Does this placard show a UN number?

No. It displays the word DANGER, without class number or UN box.

Which material should I choose: cardboard, plastic or vinyl?

Cardboard for temporary use, rigid plastic for a placard reused in a placard holder, self-adhesive vinyl for permanent application on a vehicle.

Does the placard fit in a placard holder?

Yes. Its 10-3/4 X 10-3/4 in format fits most placard holders.

Is there an aluminum version?

Yes. The aluminum version (ECLAD-A) is offered on this listing.

Suggestions for transport of mixed loads

For the driver or handler who applies placards and handles containers at loading, delivery or in the warehouse, plan for Centurion splash goggles (YG454), a Delta Plus Independence type 1 class E safety helmet (TA14LR), Clutch Gear water-repellent mechanic gloves (G408), waterproof PVC steel toe boots (VC18821C) and a Pioneer 6930 detachable high-visibility vest (V6930) to stay visible on the road and at the loading station.

To respond to an incident on the road or at the warehouse, keep on board HazMat absorbent pads (ABCT100) and socks (ABCB30) for corrosive or hazardous chemical spills, a 10 lb ABC dry chemical (EXABC10) extinguisher, keep people away, mark off the perimeter with red DANGER barricade tape (ECT3RE9), 3 in X 1000 ft, and signal the vehicle with the set of three removable reflectors (EPTR). At night, the UK4AA-eLED anti-explosion flashlight (LL01), intrinsically safe Class 1 Div 1, provides light without creating an ignition source near dangerous goods. A truck driver is an isolated worker as defined by the CNESST: the personal (TR01) first aid kit is suitable when medical services can be reached in less than 30 minutes; far from medical services, plan for the basic (TR02M) first aid kit. Complete with the portable road (TR16) safety kit. The perimeter, absorbent and extinguisher to plan for depend on the materials in the load: check the safety data sheets and the 2024 ERG guides shown for the UN numbers on the shipping document.

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