DOT Hazardous Materials Training

What You'll Learn

• Identify and classify hazardous materials under the U.S. Department of Transportation Hazardous Materials Regulations (49 CFR Parts 171–180) • Navigate the Hazardous Materials Table and select the correct proper shipping name, hazard class, identification number, and packing group • Determine packaging requirements and select authorized non-bulk and bulk packagings • Properly fill, close, mark, and label hazardous materials packages • Prepare and certify shipping papers, manifests, and emergency response information • Apply placarding requirements for hazardous materials shipments • Understand loading, unloading, segregation, and compatibility requirements • Utilize common exceptions, including limited quantities and materials of trade • Recognize hazardous materials security requirements, including security awareness training and security plans • Comply with hazardous materials training, recordkeeping, and incident reporting requirements • Identify recent regulatory changes and apply DOT requirements to real-world shipping scenarios

Formats & Duration

Who Should Attend

Typical attendees include: • Shipping and Receiving Personnel • Warehouse and Distribution Employees • Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) Professionals • Hazardous Waste Coordinators and Managers • Logistics and Transportation Personnel • Purchasing and Supply Chain Personnel • Laboratory Personnel Shipping Samples or Chemicals • Manufacturing and Production Employees Involved in Hazmat Shipments • Truck Drivers and Transportation Supervisors • Hazmat Compliance Managers • Operations Managers and Supervisors • Anyone whose job functions directly affect hazardous materials transportation safety