We transport packaged dangerous goods (DG) in containers and on pallets in line with the Australian Dangerous Goods Code. Our drivers and vehicles are licensed for DG work.
Who it’s for
- Chemical and paint suppliers
- Pool, cleaning and industrial product importers
- Manufacturers using hazardous materials
How it works
- 1
Send the DG paperwork
DG declaration or SDS with UN number and class.
- 2
We check compliance
Segregation, placarding and vehicle allocation.
- 3
Transport
Collected and delivered by licensed drivers.
- 4
POD
Signed proof of delivery.
DG transport done properly
Dangerous goods need correct documentation, placarding, segregation and trained drivers. We check the paperwork before collection so there are no surprises at the terminal or on the road.
What we need
- Dangerous Goods Declaration or Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
- UN number, class, packing group and quantity
- Any segregation or temperature requirements
Containers and pallets
We handle DG import containers from Port Botany and palletised DG freight across Sydney. Some classes and quantities need special arrangements — tell us early.
What affects the price
- DG class and quantity
- Container or pallet
- Placarding and segregation requirements
- Delivery location
Equipment used
- DG-licensed drivers and vehicles
- Placards and spill kits
Why choose Shams
Licensed for DG transport
Paperwork checked before collection
Container and pallet DG handled
Dangerous Goods Transport FAQs
It depends on the class, quantity and packaging. Send the Dangerous Goods Declaration or SDS and we will confirm.
Our service is for packaged dangerous goods in containers and on pallets. Please ask about your specific freight.