Dangerous Goods: SegregationModule 2, step 5 of 9: Plan the load
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Plan the load

About 15 minutes. Score 7 of 10 to move on. Your best of 3 attempts counts.

Runs in its own sandbox. It cannot see your login or this page.DG load plan, v7
Attempt 2. Load all 8 pallets for the Timaru run so nothing that reacts is too close, then placard the unit. 2 attempts left
Cab
2LPG cylinders
3Paint
5.1Pool chlorine
3Fuel additive
6.1Pesticide
8Battery acid
FrontEach bay about 1.9 mRear, 13.6 m deck
Still to load
8Caustic soda
FOODFlour, 40 bags
Placards
35.18

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1

Paint was 2.4 m from the pool chlorine. Class 3 and Class 5.1 need at least 3 m of clear deck between them on the same vehicle.

Watch: The gap rule, scene 6 of What segregation means
2

Battery acid sat beside the caustic soda. Both are Class 8, but acids and alkalis react with each other, so they still need keeping apart.

Read: Same class, still apart, in Segregation rules in detail
3

No placard on the rear of the unit. Placards go on the front and the rear, so drivers behind you and emergency crews can see them.

See: slide 31, Placarding, in the Depot induction deck

What the exercise told the LMS The fixed message contract, for the design review

ininit{lang: "en", attempt: 1, seed: 4182, saved: null}
outready{version: "dg-load-plan v7"}
outprogress{placed: 6, of: 8, placards: 1}
outanswer{placements: [{id: "p1", bay: "A1"}, {id: "p2", bay: "A2"}, ... 8 items], placards: {front: "3", rear: null}}
outresult{score: 7, max: 10, passed: true, outcomes: {keep_apart: "partly", plan_load: "secure"}}
serverRe-scored from the answer with the verified rules: 7 of 10. Matches, recorded.
Segregation rules in detail Score 7 of 10 to continue. You scored 7. Next: Segregation check