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Dry Ice Awareness
Introduction
Introduction (0:48)
What is dry ice? (3:29)
Hazards associated with dry ice (3:51)
Questions
Packing with dry ice/packing dry ice
Precautions to take with dry ice when used in packagings or with packages (2:50)
Download and use our guidance documents to help you pack and prepare shipments (4:37)
Example of preparing a packaging using dry ice within as a coolant (example based on UN 2814, UN 2900 and UN 3373) (12:31)
Example of using dry ice as a coolant in an overpack (for dangerous goods and non-dangerous goods) (8:50)
Example of shipping dry ice as a consignment (4:21)
Questions
Transporting dry ice
The requirements in ADR for the transportation of dry ice by road (3:53)
Package marks and labels (ADR) (1:04)
Documentation (ADR) (1:08)
Ventilation, vehicle and container marking (ADR) (1:31)
Unpackaged dry ice (ADR & the IMDG Code) (1:08)
Additional requirements in the IMDG Code for the transportation of dry ice by sea (1:17)
Package marks and labels (IMDG) (1:08)
Documentation (IMDG) (1:24)
Ventilation, marking and placarding of CTUs (IMDG) (1:02)
Training requirements for the transportation of dry ice by air (1:19)
Please help Mike prepare a shipment involving dry ice
Start exercise (0:10)
Confirmation
The End
Give feedback and access your certificate (0:36)
Renewal reminder
Example of using dry ice as a coolant in an overpack (for dangerous goods and non-dangerous goods)
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