Hazardous goods and waste
- If hazardous goods are being transported in containers, swap bodies or semi-trailers, the relevant loading unit must be provided with hazard labels (placards) and/or orange warning plates as stipulated by ADR/RID and IMDG code. The hazard labels must be affixed to the areas specified for this purpose. The same applies to labels (e.g. for substances that are heated and/or harmful to the environment) which, in certain circumstances, must be affixed in accordance with legislation on hazardous goods.
- The hazard labels, warning signs and identification codes must be in excellent condition and must not be damaged.
- You will find information on hazard labels, warning signs and identification codes in section 5.3 of the ADR/RID and IMDG codes.
- When a loading unit of waste is delivered, the waste labels must be retained until it is removed from the vehicle by crane.
- Due to high transportation loads, the affixed labels and the adhesives used must be weatherproof.
Who to contact
for Transport Guidelines:
Daniel Jähn
Manager Infrastructure & Technology / Deputy Head of Operations
Phone
+49 69/7 95 05-3 17
E-Mail
djaehn@kombiverkehr.de
Sebastian Oberhollenzer
Terminals, Process Organisation & Projects
Phone
+49 69/7 95 05-346
E-Mail
soberhollenzer@kombiverkehr.de