DOT HazMat/Dangerous Goods Training
Department of Transportation HazMat/Dangerous Goods Training
HazMat Solutions designed this training program to meet the federal guidelines for industries that transport, ship or receive hazardous materials. The training includes placarding, labeling, packaging, manifests, Hazardous Material Awareness and Function Specific Training – all are discussed as they relate to your facility. HM 232 Security Awareness Training requires all HazMat employers to include transportation security, suspicious packages, suspicious activity and product contamination as part of the initial training program; and we now have added Lithium Ion Batteries and how to complete a Hazardous Waste Manifest using the DOT HazMat Table.
Who Needs This Training?
Per U.S. DOT Regulations
(49 CFR Part 172, Subpart H)
In the United States, all HazMat shipments that leave or arrive at your facility must comply with the US DOT Hazardous Materials Regulations (49 CFR). Training is mandatory for managers and employees who load, unload, sign manifests or prepare HazMat for transport. The DOT HazMat rules are stringent. Penalties for non-compliance for individuals and corporations can be extreme.
Class Topics
- General Awareness
- Regulations
- Identification of Hazardous Materials
- Performance Packaging
- Labels, Placards & Markings
- GHS Labels and Pictograms
- Function Specific Training
- HazMat Tables
- Shipping Papers
- Loading and Segregation
- Lithium Ion Batteries
- Limited Quantities & Consumer Commodities
- Spill Response
- What to do in the case of an emergency
- Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG)
- DOT HazMat Safety and Security
- Awareness of Security Risks
- Suspicious Activity and Behavior
- Mail Alert
- How to complete a Hazardous Waste Manifest
Experienced Instructors
Our Instructors have received Train-the-Trainer classes from the Department of Transportation and each have over 25 years of experience preparing shipments, completing Bill Ladings, Hazardous Waste Manifests and responding to actual chemical spills at industries, highways and rail lines.
“These guys are the experts in the field and perform training at the highest level.”