Dangerous Goods

Class 9 miscellaneous

•Asbestos •Dry ice •Battery powered equipment •Certain magnetized material •Elevated temperature substances •Life saving devices

Hidden Hazards-Common Items

•fermented fish sauce •aerosols •bleaching powder •solvent based paints •adhesives •corrosive oven •drain cleaners

Provisions for pax and crew 3-1-1 international

1. 3-1-1 crew and pax 2. Pax: secure tamper evident bag STEB 3. Crew check in at Hawaiian airlines counter

3-1-1 Rule

1. 3oz bottles or less 2. 1 quart size clear plastic bag 3. 1 bag per pax

Dangerous goods are spilled on board the aircraft

1. Notify flight deck 2. Identify the item 3. Establish ban no food or beverage service and no smoking 4. Entire crew must be alerted in case of fire ready firefighting equipment 5. Contains spill gather supplies for clean up example: paper towels newspaper seat cushion 6. Treat the affected area and clean up items in the same manner as the dangerous good item 7. Place clean up and affected items in polyethylene bag. Expel air from bags and close tightly so as to secure but not so tight that pressure equalization cannot take place 8. Store bag in designated place per FD 9. Regularly inspect inspect affected area and bag 10. Move pax away from area 11. Distribute wet paper towels or cloths to pax 12. No oxygen bottles or fixed oxygen system should be used 13. Notify FD to advise ground personnel of type and location of hazardous materials

Three categories of hazardous materials

Aceptable good forbidden goods Limited goods

Class 8 Corrosives

Acid

Class Three flammable liquids

Aerosols alcohol fuel paint

Class one explosives

Ammunition fireworks flares

Class six poisonous and infectious

Blood body organ pesticides poison venom

Class four flammable solids

Charcoal cowboy matches sternal fuel

Dangerous goods spill procedure

Clean and contain spill. Manage and monitor cabin and affected area

Definition

Dangerous good are articles of substance which are capable of posing a risk to health, safety, property of the environment.

Classification of dangerous goods

Dangerous goods are identify most noticeably with specific hazard class of warning labels. Hazards are divided into nine classes and or divisions

What is the shape of the hazard class warning labels

Diamond with equal sides

Aerosols liquids and gels

Each container should not exceed 16 ounces

Safety matches

Each person can carry one lighter or safety match. Blue torches are not allowed

Helium Balloons

Forbidden good

Fish sauce

Forbidden good. Corrosive and smells bad

Self heating meals & Hand warmers

Forbidden good. Must cool down n stored in an approved area

Acceptable Goods

Goods accepted for transport in "Air cargo" ONLY!

Limited goods

Goods excepted for air transport provided they are carried in limited amount either as checked in or carry-on luggage

Class seven radioactive materials

High tech Medical equipment

Dry ice

Limited good must wait no more then 5.5 pounds must be stored in a container has to have a air vent Styrofoam cooler may not be used unless in a box with a vent

Alcohol

Limited goods passenger can check in up 5Liters not over 70%

Nail polish

Limited goods passenger may carry on them but not used during the flight. circulating air

Examples

Mace or pepper spray, fireworks, oil or water-based paint cans, camping stoves, strike anywhere matches

Battery powered mobility

Must be checked in

Amunition

Must be checked in. No more than 11lbs. In original package. No loose ammunition

Forbidden Goods

NOT accepted for air transport, either as checked in luggage or in the canin

Duty free

Pax purchase receives receipt will switch out receipt at gate for bag

Class two gases

Personal oxygen bottles Tear gas

Emergency response guidebook

The emergency response guidebook outlines Dangerous goods regulations and limitations is the FD of ever AC.

Marking and labeling

The shipper is responsible for on necessary marking and labeling of each package of dangerous goods. The flight attendant must be familiar with dangerous goods labels and procedures so that the appropriate actions may be taken in the event of a passenger ship board and aircraft with a package bearing it dangerous goods label or if a passenger should be discovered to be carrying an unlabeled Materi considered hazardous

What should a flight attendant do if no hazardous material is present but the hazard label is present

They should cross it out black it out scratch it out

Do pax agree to pax disclosure agreement before boarding

Yes

Should a flight attendant always ensure tool boxes and camping back packs do not contain hidden hazardous materials

Yes