Dangerous Goods Compliance Audits

An Interpac audit provides a structured review of how dangerous goods are classified, packed, marked, documented and handled within your operation.

Audit scope

The scope is agreed before work begins and can focus on one transport mode, one site, a particular process or a wider compliance system.

  • Roles and responsibilities
  • Classification and product data
  • Packaging selection and packing instructions
  • Marks, labels and placards
  • Transport documents and records
  • Loading, segregation, storage and handling arrangements
  • Training records and procedures
  • Corrective actions from previous incidents or audits
Dangerous goods compliance audit carried out by Interpac

What you receive

Deliverables are confirmed in the proposal. A typical engagement may include a findings report, risk-ranked actions and a review meeting.

Audit versus consultancy

Choose an audit when you need a structured assessment of current practice. Choose consultancy when you need help designing or changing a process, packaging system or procedure.

Related support

Request an audit

Provide the site location, transport modes, activities, approximate shipment volume and the reason for the review.

Request an Audit