IMDGo puts the IMDG Code’s segregation logic in your pocket: check whether two dangerous goods can stow together, search the full Dangerous Goods List, and read the class matrix — on the bridge, in the office, or at the quayside.
Why it exists
Segregation is easy to get wrong under pressure: subsidiary risks, segregation groups (SGG) and SG-code overrides all bend the basic class table. IMDGo works the rules the way the Code intends and names the governing provision behind every verdict, so the answer is defensible.
What’s inside
- Quick segregation check between any two cargoes
- The full Dangerous Goods List — 2,300+ entries with EmS, stowage and Chapter 3.3 provisions
- The 17×17 class segregation matrix
- Segregation groups and the SG codes that govern them
- Hazard-class reference
IMDGo is a reference aid built on IMDG Amendment 41-22. It does not replace the official IMDG Code publication or your company’s Safety Management System — always confirm against the current entry.
Built by a mariner, for mariners — a MarinersLink product.