Transportation Management with SAP LES

Dangerous Goods Check in the Delivery Document 9.3
Dangerous Goods Indicator Profile
You must first declare the material itself as dangerous goods. You implement this
setting on the Basic data 2 tab using the DG indicator profile (see Figure 9.5).
Technical Information About the Dangerous Goods Indicator Profile
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Path in Customizing: Environment, Health & Safety • Dangerous Goods Management
• Dangerous Goods Checks and Dangerous Goods Documents/EDI • Common
Settings • Specify Indicator Profiles for the Material Master
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Table: TDG41
You set the dangerous goods indicator profile in Customizing (see Figure 9.11). If
the material must be classified generally as dangerous goods, set the checkbox in
the DG column. If you want the material to be included in the dangerous goods
check, set the checkbox in the Chk column. Finally, set the Doc checkbox if dangerous
goods information for this material has to be printed on the delivery and
shipment documents.
Figure 9.11 Indicator Profiles for Dangerous Goods in the Material Master
Determining the Date for Selecting the Validity Period
Dangerous goods master data has a validity period. This validity period is very often
unlimited; however, there are also situations where the validity of master records
must be limited because a change to the dangerous goods regulations has been
announced. You can implement the changes in advance in the live system and
give the new entries a starting validity period accordingly. You must now define
which date from the delivery document you want to use to select the validity of
the dangerous goods record.
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