Marking and Labeling

Shipper’s Specific Responsibilities

7.1.1

Relevant markings

correct location

quality

specification

durability

remove or obliterate irrelevant markings

specification marks

7.1.4 Markings for Overpacks

Overpack 7.1.4.2 When these Regulations require the use of packagings bearing UN Specification Markings, the statement

“INNER PACKAGES COMPLY WITH PRESCRIBED SPECIFICATIONS”
must appear on an overpack used to enclose these packages, unless such markings are visible.

7.2.6.3 Cargo Aircraft

7.2.6.3 Cargo Aircraft Only Label: When a

“Cargo Aircraft Only”

label is required; it must be affixed adjacent to the hazard label.

Additional Handling Information

8.1.6.11.3 For shipments of infectious substances, the shipper must confirm that he has complied with the requirements of 1.3.3.1 by making the following statement in the “Additional Handling Information” box:

“Prior arrangements as required by the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations 1.3.3.1 have been made.”

7.2.6.2.1
Labels must be on the same surface of the package near the proper shipping name marking if the package dimensions are adequate

7.2.6.2.2 Labels should be affixed adjacent to the shipper’s or consignee’s address appearing on the package. Labels identifying a subsidiary hazard, when applicable should be adjacent to the primary hazard label

7.0 Marking and Labeling

7.1.5 Package use markings

a) proper shipping name

b) Consignee & Shipper name and address

c) Name and Tel. No. of contact person

d) Dry Ice weight

e) Diagnostic specimens

Labels – Checklist

Infectious substance – class 6

Proper name

Miscellaneous – class 9 dry Ice

Proper name

Net Weight for dry Ice

Cryogenic liquid

& – non-flammable gas class 2

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Cargo Aircraft Only

Inner packages comply with prescribed specification.