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    Stowage and segregation are important in transporting dangerous goods by ship to prevent chemical reactions and fires. Certain cargos like oxidizers must be segregated from organic peroxides and other reactive substances. Segregation standards on ships are more stringent than in port facilities due to the confined spaces. EmS refers to the Emergency Response Procedures for Ships Carrying Dangerous Goods and lists firefighting and spill response measures. MFAg stands for the maximum quantity allowed in a portable tank or container and this information can be found in the IMDG Code. Port facility workers need knowledge of marine pollutants to safely handle these substances and prevent environmental damage. UN 3263 has two different packing groups and packaging

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    Stowage and segregation are important in transporting dangerous goods by ship to prevent chemical reactions and fires. Certain cargos like oxidizers must be segregated from organic peroxides and other reactive substances. Segregation standards on ships are more stringent than in port facilities due to the confined spaces. EmS refers to the Emergency Response Procedures for Ships Carrying Dangerous Goods and lists firefighting and spill response measures. MFAg stands for the maximum quantity allowed in a portable tank or container and this information can be found in the IMDG Code. Port facility workers need knowledge of marine pollutants to safely handle these substances and prevent environmental damage. UN 3263 has two different packing groups and packaging

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    IMDG - Daily Questionnaire Day 4 v2

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    Stowage and segregation are important in transporting dangerous goods by ship to prevent chemical reactions and fires. Certain cargos like oxidizers must be segregated from organic peroxides and other reactive substances. Segregation standards on ships are more stringent than in port facilities due to the confined spaces. EmS refers to the Emergency Response Procedures for Ships Carrying Dangerous Goods and lists firefighting and spill response measures. MFAg stands for the maximum quantity allowed in a portable tank or container and this information can be found in the IMDG Code. Port facility workers need knowledge of marine pollutants to safely handle these substances and prevent environmental damage. UN 3263 has two different packing groups and packaging

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    PT PMLI

    IMDG Daily Questionnaire Day 4

    Name:

    1. Why is stowage and segregation important?

    2. Give an example of a cargo which must be segregated.

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    3. How is segregation different on ships than in a port facility?

    4. Explain the abbreviation EmS and give an example.

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    5. Explain term MFAg. What does it mean and from where can you get the
    information?

    6. You work in a port facility terminal. Why should you have to have knowledge
    of Marine Pollutants?

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    6. Below is an excerpt from the IMDG Code “special provisions” (Part 3). UN 3263 has two different packing groups and two
    different packaging instructions, why?

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