How do chemical factories transport chemicals?

The specific process and precautions for transporting chemicals in chemical factories are as follows:
Transportation qualifications and permits: The consignor can only entrust transportation enterprises with hazardous chemical transportation qualifications to carry the goods, and must apply for and obtain corresponding transportation permits or qualifications in accordance with the law, such as the "Flammable and Explosive Dangerous Goods Transport Permit".
Packaging and labeling: The packaging of hazardous materials should comply with relevant international standards and have sufficient strength and sealing. Packaging materials should be selected from materials that comply with regulations and undergo performance and usage evaluations. The packaging should clearly indicate the hazardous nature, transportation requirements, and relevant warning information.
Transportation methods: Common transportation methods include land transportation (such as road transportation), ocean transportation, and express delivery. Land transportation is fast and safe, but requires advance declaration and may incur higher costs; Ocean transportation has lower costs but slower delivery times; Express transportation is suitable for small quantities of goods and requires customs clearance through a courier agency.
Special vehicles and equipment: Vehicles transporting dangerous goods must be equipped with conductive rubber towing devices, ventilation devices, and fixing devices, and must have a certificate of inspection from the vehicle supervision department. Regular maintenance and repairs must be carried out.
Emergency equipment: Dangerous goods transport vehicles should be equipped with corresponding emergency equipment, such as fire extinguishers, protective clothing, first aid kits, etc., and regularly inspected and maintained.
Compliance declaration: The declaration of consignment and import should be truthful, and there should be no reporting, omission, misreporting, or concealment. When declaring, the procedures and packing of dangerous goods transportation should be strictly handled in accordance with the relevant regulations of the port.
Training and certification: Personnel handling procedures related to the transportation of dangerous goods must receive professional training and obtain corresponding certificates.
Transportation management and operational requirements: Dangerous goods transportation must comply with relevant laws, regulations, and standards, and accept supervision and law enforcement from national and local regulatory authorities. During transportation, the speed should be strictly controlled to ensure driving safety. Transport vehicles must follow the designated route and time, and are not allowed to park in residential areas, densely populated pedestrian areas, government agencies, famous scenic spots, or tourist attractions.
Emergency plan: The emergency plan should include emergency organization, emergency measures, emergency equipment, etc., and regular drills and evaluations should be conducted.