Dangerous Goods
DGSA
Through DGSA (TMGD) services we manage ADR/RID/IMDG duties, annual reporting and field documentation.
What we deliver
A DGSA is a legal advisory requirement for companies that produce, transport, load, unload or pack dangerous goods. We monitor, advise and document processes in line with regulations.
What's included
- Dangerous goods identification and UN classification
- Packaging, labelling and placarding fitness
- Annual activity report
- Training, records and security-plan support
How we proceed
- Clarify activity scope and obligation
- Site and SDS review
- Set procedures and paperwork order
- Periodic monitoring and annual reporting
How we support you
We run DGSA work as a visible safety system across the transport chain—not a signature exercise.
Frequently asked questions
Who needs a DGSA / TMGD?
Companies that produce, fill, pack, load, consign, carry or unload dangerous goods are assessed by activity and quantity thresholds. The full activity chain must be read for a clear answer.
Are DGSA and ADR the same?
No. ADR defines road transport rules; a DGSA is the advisory, monitoring and annual-reporting role across those and related processes.
Is the annual activity report mandatory?
Where a DGSA obligation exists, the annual activity report is a core output. Record and paperwork discipline determine report quality.
How does KITA support on site?
We run classification, packaging/label fitness, procedures, training guidance and reporting follow-up together.
What you gain
- Clarity in regulatory obligations
- Field-fit practical solutions
- Documentation and tracking discipline
- Continuity through digital tracking