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All persons, such as the above, passengers and the public, may be at risk from a poorly packed freight container, swap body or vehicle.

Table 1: Summary of contents

Chapter		Referenced annexes		Related informative material1
1	Introduction			IM1	Consequences of improper packing procedures
2	Definitions
3	Key requirements
4	Chains of responsibility and information	A1 A2	Information flow Safe handling of CTUs	IM2	Typical documents related to transport
5	General transport conditions	A3	Prevention of condensation damages
6	CTU properties	A4	Approval plates	IM3	CTU types
7	CTU suitability	A4	Approval plates
8	Arrival, checking and positioning of CTUs	A4 A5 A6	Approval plates Receiving CTUs Minimizing the risk of recontamination	IM4	Species of concern regarding recontamination
9	Packing cargo into CTUs	A7 A8	Packing and securing cargo into CTUs (supplemented with appendices 1 to 5) Access to tank and bulk tops, working at height	IM5 IM6 IM7 IM8	Quick lashing guides Intermodal load distribution Manual handling Transport of perishable cargo
10	Additional advice on the packing of dangerous goods
11	On completion of packing			IM9	CTU seals
12	Advice on receipt and unpacking of CTUs	A5 A9	Receiving CTUs Fumigation	IM10	Testing CTUs for hazardous gases
13	Training in packing of CTUs	A10	Topics for consideration in a training programme

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