欧洲危险货物运输、储存与安全管理的实践.pdf

Experience sharing: Practices of dangerous goods transport, storage and safety management in Europe Willi Weßelowscky, UMCO GmbH, Hamburg, Germany China Federation of Logistics Purchasing Hazardous Chemicals Logistics Sub-branch, July 5-7, Shanghai, China Willi Weßelowscky UMCO GmbH, Hamburg, Germany Background §Graduate Business Economist (International business administration and foreign trade), University of applied sciences, Worms/Germany §Since 2001 on the job at UMCO GmbH, Hamburg as consultant §Since 2006 head of team of the UMCO Dangerous Goods Consultants Key activities §Senior consultant for transport and storage of dangerous goods §Senior consultant for hazardous plant safety Expertise §EU Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser for all modes of transport §Adviser on basis of national german regulations for the handling of explosives and radioactive materials / substances §Hazardous Plant Safety Officer on basis of national german regulations §Port Facility Security Officer (PFSO) on basis of the ISPS-Code §Trainer for IATA-DGR (air) for shippers and packers §Speaker to all subjects concerning the transport and storage of dangerous goods at national and international meetings and conferences Agenda 1. Transport 2. Storage 3. Safety management 4. View on the Chinese market What are dangerous goods? § Articles or substances § Capable to poising a risk to health, safety, property and environment § Shown in the list of dangerous goods in the relevant regulations § Classified according to these regulations § Meet the criteria of one or more of nine UN hazard classes § Packing groups relate to the applicable degree of danger within a class Why are dangerous goods „dangerous“? § Hidden / Non declared dangerous goods § Disregard of segregation regulations § Causes inj ury in case of accident § Etc. International