1. A customer calls you and asks if it is possible to ship diving equipment. What could this indicate?

• General cargo and can be accepted

• Content may contain “Hidden Dangerous Goods” and further checks are required

1. From the following, identify the content description that may be classified as generic content or may potentially contain hidden dangerous goods.

• Coffee beans - Generic / Potential DG

• Cookery books - Generic / Potential DG

• Household Goods - Generic / Potential DG

• ALL of the above are Potential DG

1. Which is the correct Lithium ion battery label to be used as of January 2019?

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1. Customer got 2 bottles(5L each) of “UN3082, Environmentally Hazardous Substances, Liquid, N.O.S” packed in a single carton, can this be travelling on DHL APeC network?

• Yes, ship as “Not Restricted as per SPA 197”, if content contained less than 5L per inner bottle

• No, this can only be accepted under fully regulated Class 9 Dangerous Goods.

1. The package marking below is used for:

• It is used for Dangerous Goods in Excepted Quantity

• It is used for Excepted Radioactive Package

How does the IATA package marking for Dangerous Goods in Limited Quantities look like for Air Transport?

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1. Which statement is correct?

• The shipment is not related to Dangerous Goods. The damage can be repaired with tape and shipment can be forwarded.

• If the content is not damaged shipment can be forwarded

• The package is damaged. It should not be allowed for further transport

1. A shipment with the waybill content description “frozen fruits”. Which statement is correct?

• Fruits are not classified as dangerous goods. The shipment can be forwarded.

• The shipment can contain hidden dangerous goods and I should check further.

• The description must be wrong. Frozen fruits are forbidden within the DHL network.

• None of the above mentioned statements are correct.

Which types of Dangerous good are accepted in DHL APeC?

• UN3373 Biological Substance Cat.B

• Fully regulated Class 9 Dangerous Goods

• Dangerous Goods in Excepted quantities

• All of the above

Would “Radioactive materials” shipment/s be accepted in DHL APeC?

• Yes

• No