Updated on April 07, 2025 04:37:17 PM
A UN certificate for packaging dangerous goods in Goa is necessary for manufacturers willing to follow international standards. This certification guarantees that packing used to transport hazardous substances will adhere to strict safety measures to reduce on threat to human life, property, and the environment. For businesses in Goa, it became a legal requirement which also helps them to gain credibility with their clients and regulatory authorities and help them expand business in domestic as well as international markets.
To obtain a particular UN certificate, one has to know what kind of dangerous materials are going to be transported and the packaging, which has to be certified. The manufacturers have to provide clear and concise details of the packaging design, the material used to package the product, and other conformity reports. The packaging is then put through a series of tests to check on its stability and the ways it can be affected by the environment or forces of nature such us the temperature, pressures, and falls among others. These tests check whether or not the packaging will be strong enough to contain dangerous materials throughout its shipment. After passing all necessary tests, the UN certification mark appears and allows the use of certified packaging for international shipping.
While the UN certification serves as proof that all safety standards of the exporting country are implemented, it prepares businesses in Goa for global market competition and creates opportunities for income generation and consolidation in the future.
IIP Certificate Sample
The UN mark IIP certificate refers to the type of certificate that is granted to the entity that deals with or transports the hazardous goods across UN countries. This certificate ensures that the entities that deal with hazardous goods must comply with the UN regulation for the transportation of hazardous goods.
Due to the dangerous nature of the hazardous goods, these products pose a significant risk to health, safety, and the environment during transportation. These goods can be explosive, toxic, corrosive, radioactive, and biologically infectious and can also lead to many severe injuries, property damage, and environmental contamination.
Here are the benefits of UN mark IIP certificate in Goa which are as follows:
Here are the types of UN mark IIP certificate in Goa which are as follows:
The metal drums and barrels under the UN IIP certificate are made up from carbon steel and metallic steel. These types of drums have to undergo various rigorous tests which ensures that UN packages are designed to comply with international standards and regulations. These types of drums are categorized into 2 types: removable head type (IA1) and non-removable head type (1A2).
The plastic drums and barrels under UN certification are primarily made up of high-density polyethylene (HDPE), for storing and transporting hazardous goods. These material packages, which are used in storing hazardous goods possess chemical-resistant, strong, durable, and lightweight properties. This type of drum is categorized into two types: non removable head type (1H1) and removable head type (1H2).
The fiberboard drums under the IIP certificate are typically made up of cardboard drums, but they are significantly sturdier than typical cardboard boxes. However, these types of drums may not be appropriate to carry hazardous liquid commodities unless they are specifically designed and certified for such use.
The plastic jerrican under UN certificate is primarily made up of plastic, which carries out specialized function to withstand liquid chemical compositions that are stored inside the jerrican.
The wooden and plywood boxes are primarily made up from specialized wood that possess high strength and durability for the safe storage and transportation of hazardous goods. This type of plywood offers additional protective packaging that can bear the dangerous nature of hazardous goods.
Corrugated fiberboard drums are a type of packaging container made from corrugated fiberboard material. They are commonly used for storing and transporting various goods, including hazardous materials. Here are the key features and specifications of corrugated fiberboard drums:
The woven sack bags are cylindrical containers made from a strong, durable type of cardboard. These types of UN sack bags can withstand the hazardous goods along with IIP proven certified and tested bags. They are specifically designed for the safe storage and transportation of dangerous goods and adhere to UN regulations.
The UN composite drums and barrels refer to containers designed to meet the United Nations (UN) regulations for the transport of hazardous materials. These drums and barrels are engineered to safely contain and transport a variety of dangerous goods, including chemicals, flammable liquids, and toxic substances, across different countries.
The UN Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers refers to the type of bulk containers made from the flexible bulk container made of flexible woven material, typically polypropylene. The UN FIBC containers should comply with basic material properties and designs that meet the UN standard and regulations.
Note: The material package must comply with the properties of hazardous goods. Our team of professionals shall guide you before recommending the material package.
Here are the documents required for obtaining UN mark IIP certificate in Goa :
Following are the procedures for obtaining a UN-marked IIP certificate in Goa :
| Packaging Material | Certification Fee (₹) |
|---|---|
| Metal & Steel Drum / Jerrican | ₹19,500 |
| Plastic Drum/ Jerrican | ₹23,000 |
| Fiberboard Drum | ₹18,500 |
| Composite Drums | ₹26,000 |
| CFB Boxes(Corrugated Fiber Board) | ₹18,500 |
| CFB Boxes with Plastic Container | ₹24,500 |
| Paper Bags | ₹18,500 |
| Plastic Bags | ₹19,000 |
| Woven Bags | ₹20,000 |
| Wooden / Plywood Boxes | ₹17,000 |
| FIBC Bags | ₹27,500 |
| IBC | ₹27,500 |
Professional fees for UN Mark IIP Certificate in Goa is ₹25,000,(exclusive of GST)
Conclusion
The UN Mark IIP certificate is a mandatory requirement for businesses in Goa handling hazardous goods. It signifies adherence to international safety standards, safeguarding public health and the environment. This certification is crucial for ensuring the safe and compliant transportation of hazardous materials within and outside the state.
At Professional Utilities, we leverage our industry knowledge and expertise to help businesses navigate complex regulations, minimize risks, and optimize operations for maximum efficiency and profitability.
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Any entity that deals with the manufacturing and transportation of hazardous goods must obtain the UN mark IIP certificate in Goa.
The validity of a UN Mark IIP certificate depends on the manufacturer's ISO certification status in Goa :
ISO certificate: This certificate is valid for 18 months.
Non ISO certificate: This certificate is valid for 9 months only
If a product fails the test, the manufacturer must modify the packaging design and resubmit it for testing.
The costs of obtaining a UN Mark IIP Certificate in Goa is ₹25,000 (exclusive of GST).
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