ABD Task 3.2.A

Describe IMDG labels, marks, and signs

In order to satisfy NVIC 14-14 Task 3.2.A , MMA students must:

STCW Competence	Knowledge, Understanding, and Proficiency
Contribute to the handling of cargo and stores	ABD-B1.2 Basic knowledge of and precautions to observe in connection with particular types of cargo and identification of IMDG labeling

Condition	Behavior	Standard
On board ship or in a laboratory, when questioned by a Qualified Assessor,	the candidate describes the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG) labels, marks, and signs.	The candidate’s description includes: Hazardous material labels and placards including the general hazards to personnel, the ship, and the environment; Marine pollutant marks; Elevated temperature marks; and Orientation labels.

Condition

Behavior

Standard

On board ship or in a laboratory, when questioned by a Qualified Assessor,

the candidate describes the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG) labels, marks, and signs.

The candidate’s description includes:

Hazardous material labels and placards including the general hazards to personnel, the ship, and the environment;
Marine pollutant marks;
Elevated temperature marks; and
Orientation labels.