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SECTION B: DANGEROUS GOODS RECOGNITION & OPERATIONS 

MODULE 5: Dangerous Goods Classes 

Dangerous Goods are divided into nine hazard classes according to the type of risk they present during transport.

Understanding these classes helps personnel recognise potential hazards and improve operational awareness.

Packing groups awareness 



Example of dangerous goods identification



Key Takeaway


💡 Remember:

  • Dangerous Goods are grouped into 9 hazard classes.
  • Each class has its own hazard label.
  • The label helps personnel quickly identify the nature of the hazard.
  • Some products may appear harmless but still belong to a Dangerous Goods class.



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1. Why are Dangerous Goods divided into different classes?
To identify the type of hazard presented by a substance or article To determine who owns the shipment To identify the destination airport To determine the value of the goods
2. A shipment contains lithium ion batteries. Which Dangerous Goods Class would most likely apply?
Class 2 – Gases Class 3 – Flammable Liquids Class 8 – Corrosives Class 9 – Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods
3. Which of the following products would typically be classified as a Class 3 Dangerous Good?
Oxygen cylinder Perfume Medical isotope Lithium battery