IMDG Code support for the digital versions of the IMDG Code

The International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code was first published by International Maritime Organization (IMO) in 1965 and is now updated every two years. Since January 2004 the Code has been mandatory for SOLAS (Safety Of Life At Sea convention) signatory states, effectively making it a global rulebook for the sea transport of dangerous goods. Although it is directed primarily at sea transport, the provisions of the Code may affect a whole range of industries and services. Manufacturers, packers, shippers, feeder services such as road and rail and port authorities will find authoritative advice on classification, stowage, segregation, packing, labelling, terminology and emergency response action.

In addition to publishing the printed version of the Code, IMO has produced the digital versions to meet the need for fast, accurate information retrieval and to cater for the differing needs of users:

IMDG Code for Windows (Amendment 39-18)
Contains the full text of the Code and Supplement. Originally launched as a CD product, this version is now also available as a download from this site.

IMDG Code on the Web (Amendment 39-18)
This economical annual subscription service provides online access to the IMDG Code. It is ideal for use from any location.

IMDG Code for Intranet (Amendment 39-18)
Organisations requiring the IMDG Code to be available throughout their global operations can implement the IMDG Code for Intranet.

IMDG Code e-reader and Supplement (Amendment 39-18)
Fully bookmarked and indexed with linking throughout. An exact copy of the hard copy titles available in English, French and Spanish.

Hazcheck DGL Data (Amendment 39-18)
Hazcheck DGL data for fast, easy integration into computerised systems. Exis Technologies supplies dangerous goods data from the following dangerous goods regulations:

• IMDG Code dangerous goods list DGL (chapter 3.2). In addition we can supply the text of special provisions, packing instructions, emergency schedules and so on.
• 49 CFR data from the hazmat 172.101 table including text of special provisions, reportable quantity values and so on.
• ADR DGL, chapter 3.2, including the text of the special provisions for carriage and the Emergency Action Codes as used in the UK, Australia and New Zealand.
• RID DGL, chapter 3.2, including the text of the special provisions for carriage.
• TDG schedule 1, including the text of the special provisions.

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