Hazmat employees identified as being responsible to perform the function of classification and/or identification of substances and articles defined as hazardous materials/dangerous goods must undergo function specific training to develop a greater understanding of this facet of the transport process. In the… Continue Reading
Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 172.704 requires that hazmat employees undergo hazmat security awareness training and in-depth hazmat security training if applicable. Naturally, a business involved with transporting hazardous materials/dangerous goods will likely have security measurements in place to secure… Continue Reading
The Importance of Reporting Hazardous Materials Incidents We recently discussed some of the finer details of professional hazardous materials emergency response procedures. However, we only briefly touched on the need for documenting and reporting hazardous materials incidents, and we cannot… Continue Reading
The term “hazardous materials” is not just a name, and there is a reason why the regulations covering them – and their requirements for the training of employees who work with them – are so stringent. Even the smallest mistakes… Continue Reading
Change is constant, and the time has come for changes to IATA’s Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) and IMO’s International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG Code). Hazardous materials workers need to stay current and use the most up-to-date regulations in their line… Continue Reading
In addition to our function-specific and multimodal training options, Hazmat University also offers a few supplemental courses, including one for having a better understanding of regulations regarding the transportation of lithium batteries. This course might cause some to wonder about… Continue Reading
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