When it comes to transporting hazardous materials, choosing the right packaging is extremely important. If you choose the wrong packaging, it can lead to a hazmat incident, which can put the safety and well-being of people at risk and harm… Continue Reading
If you are someone who is involved in the transportation of hazardous materials, it is necessary for you to be aware of the technical and non-technical terms that are used in hazardous materials regulations, otherwise known as hazmat definitions, so… Continue Reading
It has been just over a year since the COVID-19 pandemic forced Amendment 39-18 (2018 Edition) into effect, and we would like to remind everyone utilizing the IMDG Code for your vessel shipments that this extended validity expires on May… Continue Reading
The US DOT has recently announced the Final Rule regarding minimum and maximum penalty increases for hazmat shipping violations. These civil financial penalties for the failure to comply with HMR (hazardous materials regulations) are usually increased each year to match… Continue Reading
When it comes to the transportation of hazardous materials/dangerous goods by surface, air, or water, the word “certification” is often cited as a regulatory requirement for hazmat employees. But what exactly is hazmat certification? Used in this context, “certification” is… Continue Reading
Welcome to the sixth and final installment of Hazmat University’s DG Journal. Today we will discuss the IMDG shipping by vessel limited quantities (LQ) process, and the 16 steps to bear in mind when preparing these shipments. Read on for… Continue Reading
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