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Textile Finishing and Dyeing companies use raw materials classified as hazardous in their production processes. When handling and using these substances, it is essential to comply with ADR regulations (European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road) and Royal Decree 97/2014, which establishes the necessary safety and prevention measures to ensure the protection of workers, the environment and the community in general.
  • Main obligations
Appoint Counselor

Designate a Dangerous Goods Road Safety Advisor to the responsible authority of the Autonomous Community.

Annual Report

With the Dangerous Goods operation during the first quarter of the year before the responsible ministry.

Mandatory Training

The Safety Advisor will provide and certify the training of personnel involved in the discharge of hazardous products.

Technical Inspection

During the year, the Advisor will carry out a Technical Inspection visit and will draw up a report of the visit which the company will keep at the disposal of the authorities.

MMPP Used

In the textile industry, various chemical products are used in the finishing processes and fuels for the operation of the facilities. Discharges at these facilities generate the need to designate a Safety Advisor before the competent authority and to submit an annual report of discharges to the corresponding Ministry.

Detergents
Whiteners
Dyes
Softeners, fixatives
+3

Classes of Dangerous Goods in Use

+2000

Textile Finishing Companies

Royal Decree 97/2014, of February 14.
Regulating the transport of dangerous goods by road in Spanish territory.
Dangerous Goods Penalty Scale
See section G of the document for applicable sanctions.
Checklist for Dangerous Goods Loading
Operations prior to loading or unloading.
Unique Formula Identifier
The UFI is a 16-character alphanumeric code that uniquely identifies the composition of a hazardous chemical mixture.
What is a Safety Data Sheet
A Safety Data Sheet is a document that provides detailed information on the characteristics and hazards of a chemical or hazardous substance.
Poison Centres ECHA Obligations
Who has to notify their products to the Poison Centres according to Article 45 of the CLP Regulation.
Requirements Information Requirements Poison Center Notifications
Learn about standard reporting requirements