When you click N.O.S. Ing lookup, you should be able to pick the ingredient relevant to the UN number used. When you have a material that has 'N.O.S' on their Shipping Name, it is compliant to show which ingredient relates to/causes this.
For example: if I have UN 3082 (Environmentally hazardous substance, liquid, n.o.s*), the ingredient that applies to this material's N.O.S ingredient should be ticked in the look up window.
Data Point | Description | Notes | |
UN/ID Number | Quick look up for the United Nation Number for the material. | Assign a UN No. | |
DG Class | Dangerous Goods Class. | Assign a DG Class from the drop-down arrow. | |
Sub-risk 1, 2 | Sub risk 1, 2. | Assign Sub risk 1, 2 as per the transport regulations | |
Packing Group | Packing Group as per transport regulations. | Assign Packing Group from the drop-down list | |
Poison Schedule | The Standard for the Uniform Scheduling of Medicines and (SUSMP) | Assign poison schedule for the material. This information can also be shown in labels. | |
Shipping Name | Shipping Name as described in the transport regulations | N/A | |
N.O.S Ing lookup | Stands for “Not Otherwise Specified”. | Use this link to look up for the proper shipping name of the mixture that have a potential variety of hazardous ingredients and have no specific, applicable name in the UN list. | |
DG Suggest | The system suggests DGC, PKG, SR based on classifications and physical properties of the material. | Backend rules and logic are set up in the program to "calculate" and "predict" the hazardous property of the material. | |
For instance, in this example, bisphenol contributes to the final classification of H411 in this case - Toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effect, hence UN 3082 was chosen and thus the ingredient bisphenol is the one being ticked in the N.O.S. Ing look up.
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