UN Number 3.5.1

Hazardous Materials Reference Guide:

You can input the UN number upon launching the application using a user-friendly, large keypad which allows for quick information retrieval.

This product utilizes information based on ERI-Cards but is not endorsed, certified, or otherwise approved by CEFIC in any manner.

"The CEFIC Emergency Response Intervention Cards (ERICards or ERIC's) offer guidance on initial actions for fire teams arriving at the site of a chemical transport incident without specific and reliable product emergency information at hand." (source: www.ericards.net)

The ERICards are organized in a table format categorized under seven sections.

An internet connection is not required to view the ERICards, making the app suitable for use on an iPod touch or in areas lacking internet connectivity.

Disclaimer:

The provided information is sourced from CEFIC's "Emergency Response Intervention Cards" (ERI-Cards), accessible for free on the CEFIC website. The application fee covers the user-interface, data formatting, and search functionality.

CEFIC has developed ERICards in good faith, ensuring the reliability and completeness of the information to aid fire crews in responding to chemical transport incidents. However, users are advised to exercise sound judgment, considering individual accident circumstances and available specialized equipment while applying the guidelines. Consequently, this information may not be universally adequate or suitable, and CEFIC and 2denker cannot be held accountable for any misinterpretation or misuse by fire teams or other individuals.

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