OXIDIZERS
What types of pallets are oxidizers stored on in the oxidizer room?
Plastic
How high can flammables be stacked in the flammable shed?
- single stacked (1 high for drums)
- totes may be double stacked if vented (St. Louis does not have totes of flammables)
How can you ship flammables (3.0) and poisons together (6.1, PG I, PG II, PG III) together?
There are no restrictions
How can you ship food grade with poisons?
You cannot ship with poisons PG I & PG II (never on the same truck).
You can ship with PG III as long as there is separation
Where can you find the information of what is compatible during shipping? Where can you find this at Harcros (STL)?
DOT Segregation chart
In warehouse
How can you ship oxidizers (5.1) and corrosive liquids (8.0) together?
May be loaded together, but separated in a manner that they would not mix in case of an incident or spill.
How can you ship flammable liquids (3.0) and oxidizers (5.1) together?
Must be separated in a manner that they would not mix in case of an incident or spill.
How can you ship oxidizers (5.1) and poisons together (6.1, PG I, PG II, PG III) together?
There are no restrictions
When shipping food grade, what should you inspect for?
- Damage to trailer
- Damage to pallet
- Inspect or animal
- Water
What are examples of poisons in the St. Louis Warehouse?
- Cyanide
- HF Acid
How can oxidizers (5.1) be shipped with organic peroxides (5.2)?
There are no restrictions
What restrictions are there for shipping corrosive liquids (8.0) and flammables (3.0)?
There are no restrictions, but it must be class 8 liquids
How can you ship liquid corrosives (8.0) and poisons together (6.1, PG I, PG II, PG III) together?
- Cannot be shipped with PG I
- No restrictions for shipping with PG II and PG III
How can food grade be shipped with flammables?
There are no restrictions
How can you find what type of poisons you are shipping?
Safety Data Sheet
Shipping Paperwork