Many businesses handle or ship products that fall under Dangerous Goods regulations without realising their legal responsibilities. This session explains when a Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser (DGSA) is required, where common exemptions apply, and the risks of getting it wrong.
Ideal for companies shipping products, batteries, chemicals, aerosols, samples or equipment — whether occasionally or daily — this session helps you understand your obligations before enforcement or carrier rejection becomes an issue.
Overview
What Dangerous Goods are (in plain English)
When a DGSA is legally required
Common exemptions businesses rely on (and misuse)
Typical mistakes causing shipment refusal
Responsibilities of consignors and packers
Real examples of incidents and penalties
How to check if your business is compliant
Q & A
Outcome
Attendees will leave understanding whether their business needs a DGSA, what risks currently exist, and what actions to take next.
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