Regulating the hazmat industry has always been a challenging task, as an exceptionally wide range of variables need to be taken into account while developing the rules and regulations. The rapid technological advancements over the last decade and the modernization… Continue Reading
When hazmat civil penalties see an increase, it serves as a clear indication from the US DOT that hazmat compliance is critical and non-negotiable. It’s vital for hazmat employers, employees, stakeholders, and organizations involved in hazardous materials shipping and handling… Continue Reading
Are alcoholic beverages Class 3 flammable liquids and are they subject to the Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR) when shipped and transported in commerce. Hazmat University offers up-to-date hazmat online training for employees and others involved with the shipping and transportation… Continue Reading
For those involved in vessel transportation of dangerous goods, be reminded that the IMDG Code 2022 Edition (including Amendment 41-22) comes into force on January 1, 2024, and will be the only Edition authorized for use in 2024. While voluntary… Continue Reading
Hazardous materials can be shipped through multiple modes of transportation. But among all the available modes, hazmat shipping by vessel assumes a special significance simply because the quantity of cargo usually transported through this mode is massive compared to ground… Continue Reading
Spring is the season of new beginnings. It is the time to declutter, trim, and get rid of what you might no longer need. For those in the hazmat shipping industry, it is the right time to replace old and… Continue Reading
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