Notification Dangerous Goods

Notification Dangerous Goods

Reporting dangerous goods on board

Easily comply with the reporting requirement to the Harbour Master

The service Notification Dangerous Goods makes informing the Harbour Master about hazardous substances on board the vessel quick and easy. Only the information relevant to your port segment (liquid bulk, other cargo, etc.) is required.

Service description

With the service Vessel Notification, you have an overview of all vessel notifications. This also promotes the reuse of data already present in the PCS (Port Community System). Comply with the statutory EMSA (European Maritime Safety Agency) notification requirement in the most efficient way with Notification Dangerous Goods.

Service features

  • Not paidNo subscription fee and/or transaction fee.
  • Web screenThe service can be used via a web screen.


Additional requirements

Our partners in the logistical chain have established additional requirements for certain services. For this service that is:

  • From the Harbour Master: Port Authority ID

How to get connected

This service is only available through webscreens or a system connection.

Cost

Use of the service Notification Dangerous Goods is free of charge for users. Due to the strategic importance of the service for the functioning of a port, the costs are met by the port authorities. The service can be accessed via a web screen or a system interface.


This is how you request this service

To request a service, you need an IAMconnected account that is linked to your organization. More information about the registration process can be found on the Here’s how you connect page. Or download the seven steps of the registration process as pdf.

Do you already have a service connected? In that case you login with your IAMconnected account.

As a new customer, you create an account first. Then link your account to your organization.


Compliant with new EMSA legislation

Since 1 November 2018, Harbour Masters have had to comply with new legislation from the EMSA (European Marine Safety Agency) on reporting hazardous materials. These new rules have been incorporated into this service. Automatically receive notifications of the waste materials that must be removed from the vessel via the service Notification Waste Disposal.

Simplifies the ‘notification dangerous goods’ process

The Port of Rotterdam, Port of Amsterdam and Portbase are working together with the business community to simplify the reporting of dangerous goods. You can read the latest summary of all the related developments below.


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