
Dangerous Goods Classification & Compliance Assistant
Classify dangerous goods & ensure compliance instantly
What You Can Do
You get instant dangerous goods classification with UN numbers, regulatory compliance requirements, and shipping documentation. This skill analyzes material properties, determines hazard classes, recommends appropriate packaging, and generates compliance checklists for IATA, IMDG, DOT, and ADR standards. You receive actionable guidance for safe transport, proper labeling, and regulatory adherence across all shipping modes.
Features
Automatically assigns UN numbers and hazard classes (Class 1-9) based on material composition and physical properties according to international standards.
Validates compliance requirements across air (IATA), sea (IMDG), ground (DOT, ADR), and rail regulations in one assessment.
Suggests packing groups, packaging types, and containment solutions based on hazard severity and shipping mode.
Provides precise label requirements including hazard symbols, placards, technical names, and emergency contact information.
Identifies primary and subsidiary hazards, compatibility issues, and environmental risks for comprehensive risk evaluation.
Generates pre-filled shipping papers, dangerous goods declarations, and compliance checklists ready for completion.
Identifies limited quantity, excepted quantity, and other regulatory exemptions that may reduce compliance burden.
Determines which materials can ship together safely and flags incompatible combination risks.
Example Output
Example 1: Acetone Classification
- UN Number: UN1090
- Hazard Class: 3 (Flammable Liquid)
- Packing Group: II
- Shipping Name: Acetone
- Label Required: Flammable Liquid (diamond)
- Packaging: Steel drums, metal cans, plastic jerricans
- DOT Reportable Quantity: 1,000 lbs
- Exemption: Limited quantity available (5 L per container, 60 L total)
Example 2: Lithium Batteries Assessment
- UN Numbers: UN3090 or UN3091 (packed/contained with/in equipment)
- Hazard Class: 9 (Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods)
- IATA Special Handling: Section II restrictions apply
- Packaging Requirements: Strong outer packaging, thermal protection
- Documentation: Lithium battery handling label required
- Air Shipping: Subject to quantity limitations
Example 3: Compliance Checklist for Corrosive Shipment
- ✓ Material classified as Class 8 (Corrosive)
- ✓ Packaging: Polyethylene inner containers + steel outer drum
- ✓ Labels: Corrosive symbol + transport information
- ✓ Documentation: MSDS included + proper shipping name
- ✓ Containment: Secondary containment in vehicles
- ✓ Training: Shipper and driver certified
What's Included
- Classification Decision Tree: Step-by-step logic for accurately determining UN class, division, and subsidiary hazards from material properties.
- Global Regulatory Reference: Current guidance for IATA, IMDG, DOT, ADR, and IMDG standards integrated into every recommendation.
- Hazard Identification Checklist: Structured assessment of flammability, toxicity, reactivity, corrosivity, and environmental impacts.
- Packaging & Containment Guide: Material-specific container recommendations with packing group specifications and secondary containment requirements.
- Shipping Documentation Templates: Pre-formatted dangerous goods declarations, shipper certifications, and compliance checklists for immediate use.
- Exemption & Limited Quantity Reference: Quick lookup for material exemptions, limited quantities, and excepted quantities that apply to your shipment.
Who It's For
- Hazmat Compliance Officers
- Shipping & Logistics Managers
- Chemical Safety Specialists
- Warehouse & Distribution Center Directors
- Industrial Chemical Suppliers
Best For
- Rapid Material Classification
- Regulatory Compliance Verification
- Shipping Documentation Preparation
- Packaging & Containment Selection
- Risk Assessment & Hazard Analysis







