1. Dangerous Goods are: • Articles or substances which are capable of posing a significant risk to health, safety or property when transported by any mode (Rail, Road, Air and Ocean) and classified according to the appropriate Dangerous Goods Regulations 2. Dangerous Goods are regulated by all modes of transport: • Rail & Road – Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act & Regulations (TDG) • Air – International Air Transport Association (IATA) • Ocean – International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) 3. Dangerous Goods strictly regulates how “ANY ”person: • Handles Dangerous Goods • Loading / Unloading / Packing / Unpacking • Receiving / Locating / Storing / Checking /Disposal • Offers and/or Transports Dangerous Goods • Identifies / Documents / Labels Dangerous Goods 4. Specific Training Requirements: • To keep your dealership in compliance with the law and the regulations you must refer to appropriate regulations for the information related to the mode(s) of transportation being used: – Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act & Regulations (TDG) - Road & Rail – International Air Transport Associations (IATA) - Air – International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) - Ocean 5. Non-compliance can result in: • Serious accidents, injuries and loss of life • Major fines and possible imprisonment under the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act and Regulations for the companies involved AND individuals • A review of your Dealerships Dangerous Goods shipping practices and possible termination of your List 3 parts return privileges to TCI 6. Toyota Canada Inc. Recommendations: • Ship Dangerous Goods by ground only Dangerous Goods General Awareness

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Page 1: General Awareness v2 · General Awareness. All areas require Associate Dangerous Goods Training Dangerous Goods Who’s Involved FREIGHT FORWARDS CARRIERS SUPPLIERS RECEIVING CROSS

1. Dangerous Goods are:• Articles or substances which are capable of posing a significant risk to health, safety or property when transported by any mode (Rail,

Road, Air and Ocean) and classified according to the appropriate Dangerous Goods Regulations

2. Dangerous Goods are regulated by all modes of transport:• Rail & Road – Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act & Regulations (TDG)• Air – International Air Transport Association (IATA)• Ocean – International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG)

3. Dangerous Goods strictly regulates how “ANY ”person: • Handles Dangerous Goods• Loading / Unloading / Packing / Unpacking• Receiving / Locating / Storing / Checking /Disposal• Offers and/or Transports Dangerous Goods• Identifies / Documents / Labels Dangerous Goods

4. Specific Training Requirements:• To keep your dealership in compliance with the law and the regulations you must refer to appropriate regulations for the information

related to the mode(s) of transportation being used: – Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act & Regulations (TDG) - Road & Rail – International Air Transport Associations (IATA) - Air – International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) - Ocean

5. Non-compliance can result in:• Serious accidents, injuries and loss of life• Major fines and possible imprisonment under the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act and Regulations for the companies involved

AND individuals• A review of your Dealerships Dangerous Goods shipping practices and possible termination of your List 3 parts return privileges to TCI

6. Toyota Canada Inc. Recommendations:• Ship Dangerous Goods by ground only

Dangerous Goods General Awareness

All areas require Associate Dangerous Goods Training

Dangerous Goods Who’s Involved

FREIGHTFORWARDS

CARRIERS

SUPPLIERS

RECEIVING

CROSS DOCK

DEVANNING

BINNINGPICKING

PACKING

SHIPPING

DEALERSHIPS

DEALER RETURNS

DOCUMENTATION

MANAGING COMPLIANCEParts OPS - 02 /03/03

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Dangerous Goods On Our Vehicles...

BATTERIESContaining corrosive liquid (sulfuric acid)BATTERIES, WET, FILLED WITH ACIDCLASS 8, UN2794, III

PRIUS AUXILIARY BATTERYNon-spillable battery not regulated it meets the Special Provisionsrequirements number 39 in the TDG regulations

R-134a REFRIGERANTNon-flammable, compressed gasTraffic Code 501,1,1,2- TETRAFLUOROETHANECLASS 2.2, UN3159

ENGINEUsed engines containing fuel ENGINE, INTERNAL COMBUSTIONCLASS 9, UN3166Not regulated by TDGR for Ground Transport

PASSENGER-SIDE AIR BAGSSIDE-IMPACT AIRBAGS & AIR CURTAINSTraffic Code 79AIR BAG MODULESCLASS 9, UN3268Not regulated when installed in doors or seats

SPEAKERSMagnetized materialMAGNETIZED MATERIALCLASS 9, UN2807Only regulated by air in large quantities(i.e skids)

DRIVER-SIDE AIR BAGContaining initiator & propellantTraffic Code 53AIR BAGS MODULESCLASS 9, UN3268, IIINot regulated when installed in steering columns

SEAT-BELT PRETENSIONERSContaining initiator & propellantTraffic Code 69SEAT-BELT PRETENSIONERSCLASS 9, UN3268, III Not regulated when installed in seats

PAINTFlammable solventTraffic Code 71PAINT CLASS 3, UN1263, II

ADHESIVESCLASS 3, UN1133, II

MANAGING COMPLIANCE

GASOLINECLASS 3, UN1203, II

Fuel System Components- UsedDANGEROUS GOODS IN APPARATUSCLASS 9, UN3363

Parts OPS - 02 /03/03