Before the fire: Dangerous goods safety and the visibility gap

Commissioned by Tigris Systems

Wednesday 26th August, 9 am BST

Dangerous goods can be declared, documented and approved in accordance with regulations, yet still pose serious safety risks if the right information doesn't reach the right people at the right time.

As dangerous goods move through the container shipping supply chain, information is passed between shippers, freight forwarders, carriers, terminals, planners and vessel operators. Along the way, data can become fragmented, context can be lost, and critical changes may not be visible to those making operational decisions.

This webinar introduces a new thought leadership report examining why compliance alone is no longer enough to manage dangerous goods safely. The report explores the information flows behind dangerous goods operations, highlighting where misdeclarations, late corrections, undeclared hazards such as lithium battery risks, manual document checks and poor audit trails create unnecessary operational risk.

In this one-hour session, we'll discuss practical best practices for improving the accuracy and visibility of dangerous goods information before cargo reaches the vessel, helping organisations strengthen decision-making and reduce operational risk.

What you'll discover in this one-hour session:

• Best practices for improving dangerous goods information management beyond compliance. An understanding of why compliance does not always translate into operational safety.
• Insight into where dangerous goods information becomes fragmented across the container shipping ecosystem
• A deeper understanding of the risks created by misdeclarations, manual processes and emerging cargo hazards such as lithium batteries
• Practical perspectives on how better data visibility can improve decision-making and reduce risk before cargo reaches the vessel

Webinar attendees will receive early access to the full report.