What two documents must be readily visible when transporting a gauge?

When transporting a gauge, it is essential to have both an emergency response sheet and a bill of lading readily visible. The emergency response sheet provides crucial information on how to handle incidents such as accidental releases or exposure during transportation. This document is important for ensuring the safety of everyone involved during emergencies related to radiological materials.

The bill of lading serves as a receipt and a document of title which details the transport of goods, including the radioactive gauge. It includes important information such as the origin, destination, contents, and handling instructions that all must be adhered to during transport. This document ensures legal compliance and identifies the responsibilities of the parties involved in the shipping process.

Both documents together ensure not only regulatory compliance but also provide critical safety information and accountability, enhancing protection for both the transporters and the environment during the transportation of potentially hazardous materials.