After completing the initial classification of a packaged product, a critical step is reviewing the descriptions of automatically generated dangerous goods. These descriptions are essential for various documents and processes throughout the supply chain.
The system provides a ‘View all Descriptions’ function, allowing you to examine the descriptions generated for different output scenarios.
The View all Descriptions search option shows all texts related to the UN Model Regulations (UNRTDG), including variations for different transport modes and their official translations.
Output Scenarios and Language Considerations
The system supports multiple output scenarios, ensuring that the correct information about dangerous goods is included in all relevant documents and data exchanges.
The language used in these descriptions is equally important, adhering to the legal requirements of the relevant regulations. You can filter the displayed descriptions by language to review the available translations and ensure accuracy.
Releasing the Classification
Once you've thoroughly reviewed and confirmed the accuracy of the dangerous goods descriptions for all relevant scenarios and languages, you can release the classification.
This makes the classification available for use in supply chain processes.
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Released Classifications and Supply Chain Processes
Released classifications are then used throughout the supply chain. They are essential for:
- Dangerous Goods Checks: Verifying that transportation permits are in order.
- Document Output: Ensuring that information on dangerous goods is correctly displayed on all relevant documents.
Let's Summarize What You've Learned
Review dangerous goods descriptions for various output scenarios and languages using the ‘View all Descriptions’ function.
Use the filters to refine searches by language or regulation for efficient descriptions review.
Ensure descriptions meet legal requirements by filtering and reviewing translations for accuracy.
Release classifications after confirming accuracy, making them available for supply chain processes.
Released classifications support dangerous goods checks and document output throughout the supply chain.