This is the "DG Crew 2023" app, which provides rules and procedures for the safe transport of dangerous goods exclusively for the year 2023. It serves as an excellent reference tool for flight crews, load masters, cabin crews, warehouse staff, workers involved in loading and unloading aircraft, and all employees who handle packages of dangerous goods. The app grants quick access to information such as the meaning of hazard labels, handling labels, segregation rules, emergency procedures, and more. It is based on the 2023 DG Regulations, and any changes in regulations will be regularly incorporated throughout the year. Furthermore, it can be used offline, making it highly functional in various situations.
The app offers all the necessary legal requirements and information for the following aspects of dangerous goods air transportation:
1. Hazard Labels: Detailed information on the various labels used to identify hazardous materials.
2. Handling Labels: Guidelines and instructions for handling packages containing hazardous materials.
3. Dangerous Goods Notification to Pilot (NOTOC): Procedures and requirements for notifying pilots about the presence of dangerous goods on board.
4. Lithium Batteries: Information regarding the transportation of lithium batteries as both baggage and cargo.
5. Segregation Requirements: Rules and guidelines for segregating different types of dangerous goods to prevent interactions that could pose risks.
6. Loading Requirements: Instructions for the proper loading and securing of packages containing dangerous goods on an aircraft.
7. Emergency Response Procedures for Flight and Cabin Crew: Guidelines and protocols for flight and cabin crew members to follow in emergencies involving dangerous goods.
8. Emergency Response Codes for Over 3000 Articles: A comprehensive list of emergency response codes for a wide range of articles, ensuring quick and accurate responses during emergencies.
9. What to Bring on a Flight: Information on items that passengers can bring on a flight in accordance with dangerous goods regulations.
10. Dangerous Goods Permitted in Baggage: Detailed guidance on the types of dangerous goods allowed to be carried in baggage.
11. Abbreviations: A reference section containing commonly used abbreviations in the field of dangerous goods air transportation.
This app specifically caters to pilots, flight attendants, and dispatchers involved in the transportation of dangerous goods by air. It is designed to be the best tool available for accessing related information. Regular updates throughout 2023 will incorporate any changes in regulations that may occur during the year.
Note: This app can only be used during the year 2023.