Unloader
Unloads dangerous goods or packages from the vehicle.
Marcel Schulze
I have been working in warehouse logistics since 2000. It all began in the chemical industry, where I first started dealing with dangerous goods. After 14 years, I spent a year deepening my expertise at a management consultancy, working as an external dangerous goods safety adviser. For the past two years, I have served as the dangerous goods safety adviser for one German and two Swiss warehouses. Alongside my work, I completed further training to become a qualified freight forwarding specialist and a business economist (FS) specializing in logistics.
ADN (EN)
The ADN is the set of regulations governing the international transport of dangerous goods by inland waterway.
RID (EN)
The RID is the set of regulations governing the international transport of dangerous goods by rail.
CEP
The term “CEP service provider” refers to courier, express, and parcel services that specialize in the rapid transport of letters, documents, and—in most cases—light shipments. They differ from traditional trucking services in that they offer standardized shipment sizes, short transit…
IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations
Operational rules for dangerous goods in air transport.
ADR (EN)
The ADR are the Rules for the international carriage of dangerous goods by road.
Export Administration Regulations
The EAR are the U.S. regulations governing controlled exports and reexports.
IMO Dangerous Goods Declaration
Dangerous-goods declaration for maritime transport under IMDG requirements.
Shipper’s Declaration for Dangerous Goods
A DGD is a Shipper declaration for dangerous goods requiring declaration, particularly in air transport.
Proof of delivery
A POD is a evidence that the shipment was delivered to the consignee.