Classification Review
Check of UN number, class and packing group using the Safety Data Sheet before booking.
OVERVIEW
Regulated cargo, handled by the book.
Dangerous goods are governed by strict international rules, including IMDG for sea and IATA DGR for air. We build the workflow around those rules, so classification, packing, marking and paperwork are right before the cargo is accepted.
RegulationsIMDG · IATA DGR · ADR
ModesSea · Air · Road
FocusCompliance and safe handling
Best forChemicals, batteries, aerosols, paints
WHAT'S INCLUDED
What we handle for you.
Packaging & Marking
Verification that UN-approved packaging, labels and markings meet the applicable regulation.
Dangerous Goods Declaration
Preparation and review of the shipper's DG declaration and supporting documents.
Carrier & Route Approval
Selection of carriers and routings that accept the specific class of dangerous goods.
Segregation & Stowage Guidance
Planning to respect segregation and stowage restrictions in containers, aircraft and vehicles.
Emergency & Handling Information
Emergency contact and handling details prepared to accompany the consignment.
OCEANX / HAZ CARGO
Planned before it moves. Visible while it moves.
One connected workflow from origin planning through operational handoffs to final delivery.
HOW IT WORKS
A clear four-step shipment flow.
- 01
Understand
Product, SDS, UN number, quantity and packaging type.
- 02
Plan
Confirm regulations, carrier acceptance and document requirements.
- 03
Move
Packing checks, declarations, controlled handling and transport.
- 04
Deliver
Compliant handover with documents and handling information at destination.
DOCUMENTS TYPICALLY NEEDED
Have these ready
- Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
- Dangerous goods declaration
- UN-approved packaging certificates
- Container packing certificate (sea)
- Carrier acceptance confirmation
- Commercial invoice and packing list
Exact requirements vary by route, commodity and country. We confirm the full list when we plan your shipment.
WHO IT'S FOR
Ideal for
- Chemical and industrial manufacturers
- Battery and electronics exporters
- Paint, coating and aerosol suppliers
- Laboratories and healthcare suppliers
What counts as dangerous goods?
Substances and articles that pose a risk in transport, such as flammables, corrosives, toxic substances and lithium batteries, as defined by UN classes.
What do you need to quote HAZ cargo?
The Safety Data Sheet, UN number, class, packing group, quantity and packaging details.
Can every carrier take dangerous goods?
No. Carriers and routes have their own acceptance rules, which we check before booking.
CONNECTED SERVICES
Build the complete logistics solution.
Plan your next shipment with OCEANX.
Share the route, cargo and timing. We'll help structure the right haz cargo solution.
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