Frau PhD. Eng. Maria Nicopulos
(ADR/RID DGSA, Expert of IATA and IMDG Code, vice-president of the Polish DGSA Associaton )
Vita
Graduated from the War Studies University at the Faculty of National Security (third-cycle doctoral studies), where she obtained a Ph.D. degree in social sciences in the field of security sciences. Graduated from the Poznan University of Technology (Faculty of Chemical Technology, majoring in Environmental Protection), where she obtained the degree and academic title of M.Sc. in Ecotechnology. Graduated from the Cracow University of Technology (Occupational Health and Safety Management), Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan (Environmental Management), Poznan School of Banking (Marketing). Since 2003, safety adviser for the carriage of dangerous goods by road (ADR) and by rail (RID). Specialist in the field of knowledge of TI ICO aviation regulations, IATA DGR and the IMDG Code. Senior OHS Inspector. In the years 2022-2018, president of the IASA Association (International Association of DGSA), vice-president of the Association of Dangerous Goods Safety Advisers S-DGSA (president in 2018-2013), member of the Association of Safety Advisers for the Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Rail, the European Association of ESD ADR Advisers and the British Association of Dangerous Goods Professionals BADGP. My professional and scientific interests focus on the broadly understood safety of the transport of dangerous goods by land (road, rail, inland), air and sea. They concentrate mainly on the safety management system for the carriage of dangerous goods and high consequence dangerous goods by road.
Programmpunkte
monitoring system, transport document, waste
The presentation covers the following issues: 1. Electronic Transport Supervision System (SENT) The Electronic Transport Supervision System (SENT) was created in Poland to supervise the transport of so-called sensitive goods, i.e. alcohol, cigarettes, medicines, substances hazardous to the environment, as well as to supervise the trade in heating fuels. It is an integral part of a larger IT structure known as PUESC. Every carrier or company involved in the transport of sensitive goods or the trade in heating fuels has a statutory obligation to report and register on the SENT platform. Monitoring, by the National Revenue Administration, of the road and rail transport of so-called "sensitive goods" and the trade in heating fuels is carried out using the SENT IT system. 2. Additional information on ADR transport documents The Act of 19 August 2011 on the transport of dangerous goods requires the name and address of the owner of the goods to be provided on the documents. 3. Requirements for the transport of hazardous waste Vehicle markings, documentation. Selected aspects of transboundary movement of hazardous waste.