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Hazmat Packing Groups Explained

What Are Hazmat Packing Groups? Some hazardous materials are more hazardous than others. Most of the nine hazard classes and divisions use Packing Groups (PG) to distinguish severity of hazard. This video addresses the classes and divisions that use PG "groupings" - PG I, PG II, and PG III - to identify levels of danger within the same class or division: 📦 Packing Group I (PG I) = "great danger" 📦 Packing Group II (PG II) = "medium danger" 📦 Packing Group III (PG III) = "minor danger" [See 49 CFR 171.8] [10 Step Hazmat Shipper Starter Guide] Get it here: https://www.Lion.com/Start 🎥 IN THIS VIDEO: For each hazard class and division, we summarize the criteria used to assign hazardous materials to the appropriate Packing Group. The following hazard classes/divisions use "PGs" and are addressed in this video: 🔥 Class 3 (2:37) 🚒 Divisions 4.1*, 4.2 and 4.3 (2:57) 💥 Division 5.1 (3:56) ☠️ Division 6.1 (4:24) 🎱 Class 8 (5:08) 🔋 Class 9 (5:20) Except self-reactive materials in Division 4.1 ** 🦁 MORE INFORMATION: "When to Modify a Hazmat Shipping Name" https://www.lion.com/lion-news/august... "Are Generic (G) and N.O.S. Hazmat Names the Same?" https://www.lion.com/lion-news/august... ** 🔊 SOUND FX (THANK YOU!) “FIRE” / Fire Crackle and Flames 001 by TheWoodlandNomad -- https://freesound.org/s/363093/ -- License: Creative Commons 0 “SPLASH” / WATRSplsh_Water Splash, Big, Dive Into Water, Person or Animal_Nicholas Judy_TDC by designerschoice -- https://freesound.org/s/811439/ -- License: Creative Commons 0 “BEAR” / Growl by Cromell -- https://freesound.org/s/771873/ -- License: Creative Commons 0