Briefing 2008oct V6

Chemical LogisticsChemical Logistics

ObjectivesObjectives

1.1.Equips students with the fundamental Equips students with the fundamental knowledge and practice of logistics in knowledge and practice of logistics in chemical industry and in the chemical industry and in the transportation, handling and storage of transportation, handling and storage of dangerous goods.dangerous goods.

2.2.Enable students to be Learner-centred Enable students to be Learner-centred Learners to experiential-learning activities Learners to experiential-learning activities and mini-projectsand mini-projects

Learner-centred Learning Learner-centred Learning ModelModel

1.1.Equips students with the fundamental Equips students with the fundamental knowledge and practice of logistics in knowledge and practice of logistics in chemical industry and in the chemical industry and in the transportation, handling and storage of transportation, handling and storage of dangerous goods.dangerous goods.

2.2.Enable students to be Learner-centred Enable students to be Learner-centred Learners to experiential-learning activities Learners to experiential-learning activities and mini-projectsand mini-projects

TopicsTopics1.1. Basic Chemistry Basic Chemistry

2.2. Toxicology and Safety in the Use of Toxicology and Safety in the Use of Chemicals  Chemicals 

3.3. Identification, Classification and Labelling of Identification, Classification and Labelling of chemicals chemicals

4.4. SS 286 Part 1 -5SS 286 Part 1 -5

5.5. Chemical Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)Chemical Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

6.6. Marking and labelling (Air Transportation)Marking and labelling (Air Transportation)

7.7. Documentation (Air Transportation)Documentation (Air Transportation)

8.8. Transportation (Land), handling and Storage.Transportation (Land), handling and Storage.

9.9. Singapore Law and RegulationSingapore Law and Regulation

Assessment Assessment WeightageWeightage

DG Symbol(Slideshare) / “Summary DG Symbol(Slideshare) / “Summary of learning Points” Tutorial - 15%of learning Points” Tutorial - 15%

Quiz Quiz - 10%- 10% Test 1 Test 1 - 20%- 20% Test 2 Test 2 - 25%- 25% ChemLog Mini-Project1 (MSDS) – ChemLog Mini-Project1 (MSDS) –

10%10% ChemLog Mini-Project2 (Video) – ChemLog Mini-Project2 (Video) –

20% 20%

Total =100%Total =100%

Lesson PlanLesson PlanWeekNo.

WeekBegins

Lecture Hrs Tutorial/Practical Hrs Remarks & Tests

1 13 Oct Introduction to ModuleCh 1 – Basic Chemistry 2

Briefing – Overview of LcL Methodology and Plans

2

CLMP1(MSDS): Research (10%)+CLMP2(Video): (20%)

2 20 Oct Ch 1 – Basic Chemistry 2 Tut 1: Basic ChemistryProject Briefing.

2 CLMP1(MSDS) : General Discussion

3 27 Oct * Ch 2 – Toxicology. 2 Tut 2: Toxicology. 2 CLMP2(Movie): General Discussion

4 3 Nov Ch 3 –Identification, Classification

2 Tut 3: Chap 3 & SS286 Part 1- 3

2

5 10 Nov SS286 Part 1-3 2 Quiz 1 (10%) 2 CLMP1(MSDS) : Viewing of Draft presentation

6 17 Nov Revision and Review of sample test paper

2 Tut 3: Chap 3 & SS286 Part 1- 3

2 CLMP1(MSDS): Powerpoint Presentation (10%)

7 24 Nov SS 286 Part 4-5 2 Tut 3: SS286 Part 4-5 2 CLMP2(Movie): Allocating Dangerous Chemical to GpsTest 1 (20%)

8 1 Dec Ch 4 – MSDS 2 Tut 4 : MSDS 2 CLMP2 (Movie): Storyboard (Chapters 1 to 8)

9 8 Dec# Common Test Week

10 15 Dec Break

11 22 Dec@ Break

12 29 Dec 08 Break

13 5 Jan 09 Ch 5 – Marking & Labelling 2 Tut 5 : Marking & Labeling 2 CLMP2 (Movie): Review & Rejuvenate

14 12 Jan Ch 6 – Documentation 2 Tut 6 : Documentation 215 19 Jan Ch 7 – Transport and Storage 2 Tut 7: Transport & Storage 216 26 Jan^ Ch 8 – Singapore law and

Regulation 2 Revision 2 Submit CD on CLMP2(Movie)+

Reflections ppt to Lecturer

17 2 Feb Revision and review of past Test 2 paper.

2 Project Presentation 2 CLMP2 (Movie) Presentation+ Reflectiions slides (20%)Formal Dress Code

CLMP1-CLMP2 CLMP1-CLMP2 PlanPlan

Timeline Key Activities Actions/Expected Results Remarks

1wk-13/10/08 Getting to know the group. Understanding the problem / idea and CLMP1(MSDS)

Selection of Leader + Discussion. Brainstorm & Selection of MSDS – Proper selection would enable group to continue on to CLMP2.

Google Techniques

2wk-20/10/08 Selection of MSDS Explain scope and why chemical was chosen. Discuss- Lecturer

3wk-27/10/08 Studying the Chemical in depth

Googling + Discuss. - do -

4wk-3/11/08 Planning for ppt presentation from Slideshare

Collaborating with members. Planning for CLMP2 if possible

- do -

5wk-10/11/08 Rehearsal in presentation. Collaborating with members. Planning for CLMP2 if possible

Dateline: submit slides to slideshare

6wk-17/11/08 Presentation of CLMP1(MSDS)

Group presentation – slideshare-powerpoint presentation

10% weightage

7wk-24/11/08 Discussion of Scope of CLMP2(Movie)

Research on Chemical Supply Chain Process - CLMP2 or other dangerous products.

CLMP2 (Movie) – Allocate Chemicals

8wk-1/12/08 Discussion of Scope of CLMP2(Movie)

Storyboard discussion of Chemical Supply Chain Process.

CLMP2 (Movie) – Storyboard Chap1to8

9wk-8/12/08 Common Test Week - -

10wk to 12wk 15/12/08-29/12/08

3 weeks Break Team should meet at least once to discuss about the Chemical Supply Chain Process.

Leader to submit 150wds storyboard

13wk-5/1/09 Movie Maker & MMP2 video project

Research on chemical logistics sequence of CLMP1 or other dangerous products

Bring Notebook

14wk-12/1/09 Selection of Chemical to feature in the Supply Chain Process

Editing on the story boarding of the chemical process/transport/storage/images.

Bring Notebook

15wk-19/1/09 Finalise selection Gathering information from sources / images. Bring Notebook

16wk-26/1/09 Preparation of MMP2 report Sorting relevant information / slides / images Dateline: submit CD+report.

17wk-2/2/09 CLMP2(video) Presentation Video &/or Powerpt Presentatn – 4-6mins Finalising CLMP2 video clips + report – 4-6mins

20% weightage

18wk-9/2/09 Test 2 - -

CLMP1 (MSDS) PresentationCLMP1 (MSDS) Presentation• Having detailed knowledge of dangerous chemical through the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) will help a logistician in his/her job.• Students (group leaders and members) are to open a www.slideshare.net account and deposit their Chemical Logistics mini-project1(MSDS) into the private CLMP1(MSDS) grouping.• Each group is to present it during the 6th or 7th week (video + reflections) presentation.

Dangerous Goods (DG) SymbolsDangerous Goods (DG) Symbols•Register for an account with Slideshare and join the CL-Lecturer_name (e.g. CL–lcb) group – Please indicate your student name and group no. (e.g. Tan Ah Kow – GpA) so that you can be identified. (Individual Ex.)• Please upload at least two or MORE Dangerous Chemical symbols plus the location where you found them, in slideshare (www.slideshare.net). Indicate the following for each slide:

• the name of the DG symbol and • the location where it is found/stored. Is the location safe?

• Before submitting your DG symbols to slideshare, please indicate your Name/Date on the front page. Your postings would enable your classmates to learn from each other!• The dateline is Monday, 12 January 2009 or earlier.

CLMP2 Video+Reflections CLMP2 Video+Reflections Presentation Presentation

• Being able to visualise the supply chain process of acquiring dangerous chemicals/goods (From manufacture, ordering, transportation, distribution, storage, handling to end-users), can help a logistician in his/her job.• (Optional): Gps are to consider a memorable & effective way to recall the 9 groups of DG classifications and subgroups, if possible. • Each group is to present it during the 16th or 17th week CLMP2 (video + reflections) presentation. The Best DG Symbols slide is to be judged.

ReferencesReferences

Hazardous Materials Handbook for Hazardous Materials Handbook for Emergency Responders, Van Emergency Responders, Van Nostrand Reinhold publisher, 1st Nostrand Reinhold publisher, 1st edition (1996), by Joe Varela.edition (1996), by Joe Varela.

Hazardous Materials Regulations, Hazardous Materials Regulations, Response & Site Operations, Delmar Response & Site Operations, Delmar Publisher, 1st edition (1999), by Rob Publisher, 1st edition (1999), by Rob Schnepp & Paul Gantt, Schnepp & Paul Gantt,

Videos Topics - Videos Topics - WebsitesWebsitesCh1 - Introduction Hazardous Chemical (First 11.5

mins)- Flammable, combustible & Explosive (13 mins)

Ch 2 & 3 - Introduction Hazardous Chemical (11.5min– 30 min)SS286 Part 1 - Nine Classes of Dangerous Goods (21.5 mins)

- Radioactive Subs. in Air Transport (21.5 – 32min)Ch 4 - MSDS (23 mins)Ch 7 - Compressed Gas Handling (17 mins)

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)http://www.epa.gov/

U.S. Department of Transportationhttp://www.dot.gov/

Transport of Dangerous Goods - CanadaTransport of Dangerous Goods - Canadahttp://www.tc.gc.ca/tdg/menu.htmMaterial Safety Data Sheet Search Enginehttp://www.msdssearch.com/http://www.msdssearch.com/

WebsiteWebsite

Arms & Explosive Branch Arms & Explosive Branch (Singapore Police Force (SPF)(Singapore Police Force (SPF)http://www.traderegister.gov.sg/aeb.html

Epidemiology & Disease Control DivisionEpidemiology & Disease Control Division (Ministry of (Ministry of health)health)http://www.moh.gov.sg/mohcorp/about.aspx?id=524http://www.moh.gov.sg/mohcorp/about.aspx?id=524

Pollution Control DepartmentPollution Control Departmenthttp://app.nea.gov.sg/cms/htdocs/category_sub.asp?cid=126http://app.nea.gov.sg/cms/htdocs/category_sub.asp?cid=126

Centre for Radiation ProtectionCentre for Radiation Protectionhttp://app.nea.gov.sg/cms/htdocs/category_sub.asp?cid=260http://app.nea.gov.sg/cms/htdocs/category_sub.asp?cid=260

Centre for Pharmaceutical (Drug) Administration (HSA)Centre for Pharmaceutical (Drug) Administration (HSA)http://www.hsa.gov.sg/publish/hsaportal/en/http://www.hsa.gov.sg/publish/hsaportal/en/health_products_regulation/about_cda.htmlhealth_products_regulation/about_cda.html

PSB Testing GroupPSB Testing Grouphttp://www.psbcorp.com/testing/prodcert_unmark.shtmlhttp://www.psbcorp.com/testing/prodcert_unmark.shtml