实用物流英语 教学课件 作者 高芳9 9 29.pptVIP

Module 9 Tallying Ocean Cargo Objectives Contents lead-in Do you have any idea about dangerous cargo? What kind of substance is dangerous? Can you give some examples? Activity 1Task 1 Learn the new words and terms. Activity 1 ----Task 1 Discuss the following questions in the following material and summarize the classification of dangerous cargo. Activity 1 ----Task 1 How many dangerous goods are classified into by the US? What are they? Table1 Table2 Table3 Activity 1 ----Task 1 2) What is DGN and its functions? Activity 1 ----Task 2 Fill in the blanks with the words in the list. Activity 1 ----Task 2 A shipper is legally obliged to make a ________________ of the danger or hazard of the goods being transported. For the movement of dangerous goods by sea, inland waterways, road and rail, the shipper can fulfill this requirement by completing a Dangerous Goods Note (DGN); for air, the correct _____________ is the International Air Transport Association Shipper’s Declaration of Dangerous Goods. Activity 1 ----Task 2 The goods must be well packed to withstand the disruption and ________ you’d expect during transit. You must check that your export packaging is clearly marked with the UN classification number and with the safety labels appropriate to that class of goods. You’re responsible for checking that your carrier’s vehicles _______ show they’ll be carrying dangerous goods. Activity 1 ----Task 3 Learn to identify some indicative marks (指示性标志) for dangerous cargo by going though the following pictures. Fragile Goods Mark Warning signs DG marks on container Activity 1 ----Task 4 Examine the following pictures and name out the English versions the marks stand for. DG marks Activity 2Task 1 Go over the following material and get some idea about the declaration of dangerous cargo. Activity 2----Words Terms Learn the new words and terms. Activity 2Task 1 1) What are DGN and IATA Shippers Declaration? What