49CFR Training is required for shippers who prepare dangerous goods shipments for highway transit in the United States. 49CFR Training is required for any hazmat employee who needs to understand how to use the 49CFR Regulations. This includes: Shipping personnel who prepare and sign the shipping papers for ground transport, Personnel responsible for classifying hazardous product, and anyone
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This course is for both Initial and Recurrent training. Who should take this course? This 49CFR/IATA online course is for shippers who prepare Ground and Air shipments: for highway transit using the 49CFR regulations, and air transit using the IATA regulations. This includes any hazmat employee who needs to understand how to use the 49CFR & IATA Regulations. (Shipping
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This course covers: Fully Regulated and Excepted Lithium Batteries for ground, air and ocean transport. Small, Medium and Large batteries will be covered. Small lithium batteries – excepted from most of the transport regulations, by all modes, if properly packaged. In most cases marking will be required. For air transport, if a package containing small lithium batteries exceeds certain limits,
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Who should take this course? Individuals who are involved in shipping only excepted lithium batteries by highway, air and ocean transport. This course may be taken by those needing Initial or Recurrent training. This class is for shippers who only ship excepted Lithium Batteries. This course covers: Excepted Lithium Batteries identified as “small” cells and batteries. Small lithium batteries will
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Who should take this course? Any person involved in the packing or preparation of "Category A" Infectious Substances, UN2814 or UN2900. (Ground shipments). This course is also for those shipping Biological Substances Category B with Dry Ice or Nitrogen. This course may be taken by those needing Initial or Recurrent training. This course includes: Ground Shipment of
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Who should take this course? Required training for air shipments of UN 3373 only. Covers all IATA regulations to ship this one substance and associated fixatives (i.e. formalin, alcohol, formaldehyde, etc). If you ship any other UN numbers (UN2814 or UN2900) you will need to take the full Infectious Substance course. This course may be taken by those needing Initial
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Who should take this course? Companies who need to meet the General Awareness, Safety and Function Specific Training requirements of the DOT and IATA and ONLY ship items classified as Dry Ice or Liquid Nitrogen, either under DOT or IATA/ICAO (ground and air shipments). This course may be taken by those needing Initial or Recurrent training. Warehouse
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For shipments using Air Transportation, also known as ICAO. Fulfills US DOT and International Law Training Requirements. IATA Training is required for any hazmat employee who needs to understand how to use the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR). This includes: Shipping personnel who prepare and sign the shipping papers for air transport, Personnel responsible for classifying
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Please note: Users must complete the Hazmat General, Safety and Security Awareness Training course or an equivalent course before taking this course. If your company ships hazardous materials or dangerous goods in the United States, you must comply with the US Department of Transportation’s Code of Federal Regulations 49 CFR. The 49 CFR requires that employees involved in
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These courses are 24 hours in length, are approved for up to 24 IHMM CMPs, and are FREE to attend. Available only as in-person training. For Registration contact Mr. Raymond Davis, CHMM, IHMM Fellow, NPETE US DOT PHMSA HMIT Grant Project Coordinator/Instructor at [email protected] Mar 19-21, 2024 2024 PHMSA HMIT Grant 24-Hour DOT HAZMAT Regulations Awareness Course Savannah,
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