Canada Shipping Act Dangerous Goods Shipping Regulations.docVIP

Canada Shipping Act Dangerous Goods Shipping Regulations SOR/81-951 Short Title Interpretation Declaration of Dangerous Goods Application Packing, Stowing and Carrying Passenger Ships Marking Documents for Steamship Inspector Notification of Steamship Inspectors Powers of Steamship Inspector Report of Occurrence Precautions Where Motor Vehicles or Motorboatsare Carried on a Ship General Precautions on Ships Precautions Respecting Mobile Units Fire Protection on Ships Carrying Explosives Stowing Explosives Generally Military Explosives Inspection on Request of Interested Party TABLE Equivalents SCHEDULE II SCHEDULE III SCHEDULE VI PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING OF EXPLOSIVES USED FOR MARINE DRILLING AND BLASTING OPERATIONS Transportation of Explosives on Tugs and Like Vessels SCHEDULE VIII Explosives Loading Certificate DND Established by CANADA SHIPPING ACT Dangerous Goods Shipping Regulations REGULATIONS RESPECTING THE PACKING, STOWING, CARRYING, MARKING AND INSPECTION OF DANGEROUS GOODS ON SHIPS Short Title 1. These Regulations may be cited as the Dangerous Goods Shipping Regulations. Interpretation 2. 1 In these Regulations, Act ?Loi? Act means the Canada Shipping Act. carried in bulk ?transporté en vrac? carried in bulk, with reference to a substance, means that the substance has been loaded directly into a ship and is confined only by the permanent structures of that ship without intermediate packaging. class ?classe? class, with reference to dangerous goods, has the meaning assigned by the IMDG Code. compatibility group ?groupe de compatibilité? compatibility group with reference to dangerous goods, has the meaning assigned by the IMDG Code. consumer commodity ?bien de consommation? consumer commodity, in respect of transportation by ship, means dangerous goods that are transported solely within Canada and are packaged and distributed in a quantity and concentration intended or suitable for retail sale to consume