hazard continuation

Quelle: https:// UNECE.org/trans/danger/publi/ADR/ADR_en.pdf

Hazard continuation refers to the persistence of the risk posed by a dangerous good during a transport, storage, or handling operation, requiring ongoing safety measures, risk assessment, and controls until the risk is mitigated or neutralized.

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