Regulatory Errors

For all packing instructions regarding lithium batteries, you are prompted to select Part I or Part II before continuing. In ShipHazmat 2010, when selecting Part I, you are unable to add the lithium batteries UN number to the shipper's declaration form.

In the 51st edition of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations in 2010, all packing instructions regarding lithium batteries and their respective UN numbers have been rewritten from the 50th edition of 2...

Updated: Wednesday, January 13, 2010

When attempting to place UN 3316, Chemical kits and UN 1845, Dry ice into an "All Packed In One" package, ShipHazmat gives you an error message regarding incompatibility of dangerous goods.

In packing instruction 915 of the 51st edition of the IATA DGR regarding chemical kits, it states that "Kits must not be packed with other dangerous goods in the same outer package, with the exception...

Updated: Wednesday, January 13, 2010

I'm getting a 'BOF/EOF' error when trying to look up packaging for UN1044, Fire Extinguishers.

A "BOF/EOF" error typically means that a value in the database cannot be found by the software application. To fix this problem, please download the latest version of the ShipHazmat® database and prop...

Updated: Saturday, January 14, 2006

UN3091 shows an incorrect maximum allowable quantity

There is an error in the database that was shipped with the 2006 version. Please download the latest version of the database to resolve this issue....

Updated: Sunday, January 29, 2006

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