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SUMMARY:Ground/Air Dangerous Goods Training Initial/Recurrent (49CFR/IATA)
DESCRIPTION:This course is for both Initial and Recurrent training. \nWho 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 personnel who prepare and sign the shipping papers for transport\, Personnel responsible for classifying hazardous product\, and anyone else who meets the definition of a “hazmat employee” and who needs to understand how to read and interpret the 49CFR & IATA Regulations.) \nMaterials Required: If you need a current copy\, we suggest purchasing one from our recommended suppliers. \n\n\n\nCurrent edition of the 49CFR (Parts 100-185) \nCurrent edition IATA DGR\n\n\n\n\nThe 49CFR/DOT portion of this course includes: \nGeneral Awareness\, Safety and Security Awareness Training\nIntroduction\nModule 1 – The Hazmat Table\nModule 2 – DOT Shipping Papers\nModule 3 – DOT Marking and Labeling\nModule 4 – DOT Placarding\nModule 5 – DOT Packing using 49CFR\nFor shipments using Ground Transportation; also known as DOT. Fulfills US DOT Training Requirements for both Initial and Recurrent training. \nThe IATA portion of this course includes: \nClassification (using IATA Section 3) of products\nIdentification (ie. selecting a proper shipping name and using IATA Section 4.2)\nPacking (using the IATA packing instructions and selecting the correct specification or Limited Quantity Packaging)\nMarking and Labeling\nDocumentation\nUse of the IATA Checklist\nState and Operator Variations\nFor shipments using Air Transportation; also known as ICAO. Fulfills US DOT and International Law Training Requirements for shipments of dangerous goods by air.  \nAre any additional training courses required? \nFunction Specific Training – Ultimately (in the United States) your employer has final responsibility for determining if a hazmat employee is properly trained for their particular job function. Since there is a potential for limitless types of job functions as determined by an individual employer\, we as your training provider can only suggest what types of additional training might be required. If you ship Radioactive or Explosives\, additional training may be required.  \nQuestions?  Frequently Asked Questions for online training  \nView Demo: Click here to view a demo of our online training courses. \nBulk Discounts: If enrolling more than 10 students please call 800-338-2291 to take advantage of the bulk discount rates. \n\n\n\nPrerequisites: None\n\n\nTraining Valid For: 3 years for 49CFR & 24 months for IATA\n\n\nTime Required: 24 to 60 hours\n\n\nTerms & Conditions:Click to view\nTraining Law: Click to view\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration link is to the right ——> \nDGI
URL:https://hazmatsociety.org/training/ground-air-dangerous-goods-training-initial-recurrent-49cfr-iata/
LOCATION:DGI Online\, 1060 El Camino Real\, Ste C\, Redwood City\, CA\, 94063\, Åland Islands
CATEGORIES:CDGP,CDGP Blueprint CMPs,CHMM,CHMM Blueprint CMPs,CHMP,CHMP Blueprint CMPs,CSHM,CSHM Blueprint CMPs,CSMP,CSMP Blueprint CMPs,Dangerous Goods,EHS
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250929T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20281007T190000
DTSTAMP:20260607T175607
CREATED:20250929T151225Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250929T151225Z
UID:11075296-1759143600-1854558000@hazmatsociety.org
SUMMARY:49CFR - Ground Shipping Initial and Recurrent
DESCRIPTION:49CFR Training is required for shippers who prepare dangerous goods shipments for highway transit in the United States. \n49CFR 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 else who meets the definition of a “hazmat employee” and who needs to understand how to read and interpret the 49CFR Regulations. \nInitial Training is required within 90 days of hire or a change in job function(s).\nRecurrent Training is required every 3 years for 49 CFR. \nDGI’s 49CFR training Fulfills US DOT and International Law Training Requirements. \nPlease note if you ship Lithium Batteries\, Radioactive Materials or Explosives additional training is recommended. \n  \nRegistration link is to the right ——> \nDGI
URL:https://hazmatsociety.org/training/49cfr-ground-shipping-initial-and-recurrent/
LOCATION:DGI Online\, 1060 El Camino Real\, Ste C\, Redwood City\, CA\, 94063\, Åland Islands
CATEGORIES:CDGP,CDGP Blueprint CMPs,CHMM,CHMM Blueprint CMPs,CHMP,CHMP Blueprint CMPs,CSHM,CSHM Blueprint CMPs,CSMP,CSMP Blueprint CMPs,Dangerous Goods,EHS
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ORGANIZER;CN="DGI Training Center":MAILTO:dgitc@dgitraining.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250929T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20281007T190000
DTSTAMP:20260607T175607
CREATED:20250929T151357Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250929T151357Z
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SUMMARY:49CFR-IATA - Ground-Air Shipping Initial and Recurrent
DESCRIPTION:49CFR and IATA Training is required for shippers who prepare dangerous goods shipments for highway and air transit. DGI’s 49CFR/IATA combination class is a great way to get certified for ground and air transport at one time. \n49CFR/IATA Training is required for any hazmat employee who needs to understand how to use the 49CFR and IATA DGR. This includes: Shipping personnel who prepare and sign the shipping papers for transport\, Personnel responsible for classifying hazardous product\, Anyone else who meets the definition of a “hazmat employee” and who needs to understand how to read and interpret the 49CFR and IATA DGR. \nInitial Training is required within 90 days of hire or a change in job function(s).\nRecurrent Training is required every 3 years for 49 CFR and every 24 months for IATA \nDGI’s 49CFR/IATA training fulfills US DOT and International Law Training Requirements. \nPlease note if you ship Lithium Batteries\, Radioactive Materials or Explosives additional training is recommended. \nRegistration link is to the right ——> \nDGI
URL:https://hazmatsociety.org/training/49cfr-iata-ground-air-shipping-initial-and-recurrent/
LOCATION:DGI Online\, 1060 El Camino Real\, Ste C\, Redwood City\, CA\, 94063\, Åland Islands
CATEGORIES:CDGP,CDGP Blueprint CMPs,CHMM,CHMM Blueprint CMPs,CHMP,CHMP Blueprint CMPs,CSHM,CSHM Blueprint CMPs,CSMP,CSMP Blueprint CMPs,Dangerous Goods,EHS
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250929T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20281007T190000
DTSTAMP:20260607T175607
CREATED:20250929T153839Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260131T042243Z
UID:11075308-1759143600-1854558000@hazmatsociety.org
SUMMARY:Infectious Substances Cat A & B: (49CFR/IATA) - Online
DESCRIPTION:Who should take this course? Any person involved in the packing or preparation of “Category A” Infectious Substances\, UN2814 or UN2900. (Ground and Air 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. \nThis course includes: \n\nGround & Air Shipments of UN2814 and UN2900 Infectious Substance\, Category A\nGround & Air Shipments of UN3373 Biological Substance\, Category B\nExempt Human and Animal Specimens\nDry Ice (any quantity)\nLiquid Nitrogen\nCertain other Dangerous Goods up to 30 mL per inner packaging as authorized by Packing Instruction 650\nGeneral Awareness\, Safety and Security Awareness Training\n\nNote: The DOT Safety and Security Courses are optional modules (no extra cost) that will be required for shipping Category A Infectious Substances\, unless your company has already provided this training. \nScope of this course: \nYou must take this course if you are shipping specimens that meet the criteria of “Category A” (listed below). \nCategory A – Any of the items immediately below in any form\, whether cultured or not are Category A even if it is a patient specimen (diagnostic specimen). \n\nCrimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus\nEbola virus\nFlexal virus\nGuanarito virus\nHantaan virus\nHantavirus causing hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome\nHendra virus\nJunin virus\n\n\nMachupo virus\nMarburg virus\nMonkeypox virus\nNipah virus\nOmsk hemorrhagic fever virus\nSabia virus\nVariola virus\n\nThe following Category A list is for cultures only… these refer to laboratory stock cultures or similar items. It’s important to note that diagnostic cultures of patient specimens can still be shipped as category B if the listing has the qualifier: cultures only. \n\nAfrican swine fever virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nAvian paramyxovirus Type 1 – Velogenic Newcastle disease virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nBacillus anthracis (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nBrucella abortus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nBrucella melitensis (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nBrucella suis (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nBurkholderia mallei – Pseudomonas mallei – Glanders (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nBurkholderia pseudomallei – Pseudomonas pseudomallei (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nChlamydia psittaci – avian strains (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nClassical swine fever virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nClostridium botulinum (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nCoccidioides immitis (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nCoxiella burnetii (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nDengue virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nEastern equine encephalitis virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nEscherichia coli\, verotoxigenic (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nFoot and mouth disease virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nFrancisella tularensis (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nGoatpox virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nHepatitis B virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nHerpes B virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nHighly pathogenic avian influenza virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nHuman immunodeficiency virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nJapanese Encephalitis virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nKyasanur Forest disease virus Lassa virus\nLumpy skin disease virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nMycobacterium tuberculosis (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nMycoplasma mycoides – Contagious bovine pleuropneumonia (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nPeste des petits ruminants virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nPoliovirus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nRabies virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nRickettsia prowazekii (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nRickettsia rickettsii (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nRift Valley fever virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nRinderpest virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nRussian spring-summer encephalitis virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nSheep-pox virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nShigella dysenteriae type 1 (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nSwine vesicular disease virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nTick-borne encephalitis virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nVenezuelan equine encephalitis virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nVesicular stomatitis virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nWest Nile virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nYellow fever virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nYersinia pestis (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nVesicular stomatitis virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\n\nMaterials Required: When beginning the course follow onscreen prompts to download and print the student workbook. It would also be beneficial to have a copy of the current 49CFR and IATA Regulations. If you need a current copy\, we suggest purchasing one from our recommended suppliers. \nAre any additional training courses required? \n\nFunction Specific Training– Ultimately (in the United States) your employer has final responsibility for determining if a hazmat employee is properly trained for their particular job function. Since there is a potential for limitless types of job functions as determined by an individual employer\, we as your training provider can only suggest what types of additional training might be required.If you are shipping any of the following items\, additional training may be required:\n\nHazardous Materials other than Dry Ice\, Liquid Nitrogen or Infectious Substances\nRegulated medical wastes\n\n\n\nRead guidelines for the best Online Training experience. \nView Demo: Click here to view a demo of our online training courses. \n  \nPlease note: Prepayment is required for Online Training. Usernames and passwords are emailed once payment is received. \n\n\n\nPrerequisites: None\n\n\nTraining Valid For: 24 months for IATA; 3 years for 49CFR\n\n\nTime Required: 3 to 5 hours for initial training or recurrent training or for someone who has not regularly used the IATA and 49CFR Regulations; 2 to 3 hours for those who regularly use the IATA and 49CFR Regulations.\n\n\nTerms & Conditions: Click to view\nTraining Law: Click to view\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nRegistration link is to the right ——> \nDGI
URL:https://hazmatsociety.org/training/infectious-substances-cat-a-b-49cfr-iata-online/
LOCATION:DGI Online\, 1060 El Camino Real\, Ste C\, Redwood City\, CA\, 94063\, Åland Islands
CATEGORIES:CDGP,CDGP Blueprint CMPs,CHMM,CHMM Blueprint CMPs,CHMP,CHMP Blueprint CMPs,CSHM,CSHM Blueprint CMPs,CSMP,CSMP Blueprint CMPs,Dangerous Goods,EHS
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250929T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20281007T190000
DTSTAMP:20260607T175607
CREATED:20250929T154143Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260131T041926Z
UID:11075309-1759143600-1854558000@hazmatsociety.org
SUMMARY:Infectious Substances Cat A & B: (IATA) - Online
DESCRIPTION:Who should take this course? Any person involved in the packing or preparation of “Category A” Infectious Substances\, UN2814 or UN2900. (Air 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. \nThis course includes: \n\nIATA Air Shipment of UN2814 and UN2900 Infectious Substance\, Category A\nIATA Air Shipment of UN3373 Biological Substance\, Category B\nExempt Human and Animal Specimens\nDry Ice (any quantity)\nLiquid Nitrogen\nCertain other Dangerous Goods up to 30 mL per inner packaging as authorized by Packing Instruction 650\nSafety Training\n\nNote: The DOT Safety and Security Courses are optional modules (no extra cost) that will be required for shipping Category A Infectious Substances\, unless your company has already provided this training. \nScope of this course: \nYou must take this course if you are shipping specimens that meet the criteria of “Category A” (listed below). \nCategory A – Any of the items immediately below in any form\, whether cultured or not are Category A even if it is a patient specimen (diagnostic specimen). \n\nCrimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus\nEbola virus\nFlexal virus\nGuanarito virus\nHantaan virus\nHantavirus causing hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome\nHendra virus\nJunin virus\n\n\nMachupo virus\nMarburg virus\nMonkeypox virus\nNipah virus\nOmsk hemorrhagic fever virus\nSabia virus\nVariola virus\n\nThe following Category A list is for cultures only… these refer to laboratory stock cultures or similar items. It’s important to note that diagnostic cultures of patient specimens can still be shipped as category B if the listing has the qualifier: cultures only. \n\nAfrican swine fever virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nAvian paramyxovirus Type 1 – Velogenic Newcastle disease virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nBacillus anthracis (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nBrucella abortus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nBrucella melitensis (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nBrucella suis (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nBurkholderia mallei – Pseudomonas mallei – Glanders (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nBurkholderia pseudomallei – Pseudomonas pseudomallei (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nChlamydia psittaci – avian strains (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nClassical swine fever virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nClostridium botulinum (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nCoccidioides immitis (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nCoxiella burnetii (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nDengue virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nEastern equine encephalitis virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nEscherichia coli\, verotoxigenic (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nFoot and mouth disease virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nFrancisella tularensis (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nGoatpox virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nHepatitis B virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nHerpes B virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nHighly pathogenic avian influenza virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nHuman immunodeficiency virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nJapanese Encephalitis virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nKyasanur Forest disease virus Lassa virus\nLumpy skin disease virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nMycobacterium tuberculosis (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nMycoplasma mycoides – Contagious bovine pleuropneumonia (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nPeste des petits ruminants virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nPoliovirus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nRabies virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nRickettsia prowazekii (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nRickettsia rickettsii (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nRift Valley fever virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nRinderpest virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nRussian spring-summer encephalitis virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nSheep-pox virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nShigella dysenteriae type 1 (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nSwine vesicular disease virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nTick-borne encephalitis virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nVenezuelan equine encephalitis virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nVesicular stomatitis virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nWest Nile virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nYellow fever virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nYersinia pestis (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\nVesicular stomatitis virus (cultures only – does not include patient specimens)\n\nMaterials Required: When beginning the course follow onscreen prompts to download and print the student workbook. It would also be beneficial to have a copy of the current IATA Regulations. If you need a current copy\, we suggest purchasing one from our recommended suppliers. \nAre any additional training courses required? \n\nFunction Specific Training– Ultimately (in the United States) your employer has final responsibility for determining if a hazmat employee is properly trained for their particular job function. Since there is a potential for limitless types of job functions as determined by an individual employer\, we as your training provider can only suggest what types of additional training might be required.If you are shipping any of the following items\, additional training may be required:\n\nHazardous Materials other than Dry Ice\, Liquid Nitrogen or Infectious Substances\nRegulated medical wastes\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPrerequisites: None\n\n\nTraining Valid For: 24 months\n\n\nTime Required: 3 to 5 hours for initial training or recurrent training or for someone who has not regularly used the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations; 2 to 3 hours for those who regularly use the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations.\n\n\nTerms & Conditions: Click to view\nTraining Law: Click to view\n\n\n\nRegistration link is to the right ——> \nDGI
URL:https://hazmatsociety.org/training/infectious-substances-cat-a-b-iata-online/
LOCATION:DGI Online\, 1060 El Camino Real\, Ste C\, Redwood City\, CA\, 94063\, Åland Islands
CATEGORIES:CDGP,CDGP Blueprint CMPs,CHMM,CHMM Blueprint CMPs,CHMP,CHMP Blueprint CMPs,CSHM,CSHM Blueprint CMPs,CSMP,CSMP Blueprint CMPs,Dangerous Goods,EHS
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250929T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20281007T190000
DTSTAMP:20260607T175607
CREATED:20250929T154437Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250929T154437Z
UID:11075310-1759143600-1854558000@hazmatsociety.org
SUMMARY:Flammable Liquids (49CFR/IATA/IMDG) - Online
DESCRIPTION:Who should take this course? Any person involved in the packing or preparation of Class 3 Flammable Liquids by ground\, air and ocean transport. \nCourse Objectives: Upon completion of this course\, the student should be able to: \n• Apply the dangerous goods and hazardous materials regulations correctly. \n• Describe some of the legal aspects of shipping hazardous materials. \n• Explain the relationship between Title 49\, Code of Federal Regulations (49 CFR)\, the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations\, the IMDG Code. \n• Understand shipper and operator responsibilities. \n• Identify the nine hazard classes. \n• Select a proper shipping name. \n• Choose the appropriate packaging. \n• Understand UN specification packaging marks and the importance of using the packagings properly. \n• Properly mark and label packages. \n• Correctly complete the appropriate shipping documents. \n• Choose the correct placards \nThe primary focus of this material is on non-bulk packaging \nMaterials Required: When beginning the course follow onscreen prompts to download and print the student workbook. It would also be beneficial to have a copy of the current 49CFR\, IATA and IMDG Regulations. If you need a current copy\, we suggest purchasing one from our recommended suppliers. \nAre any additional training courses required? \n\nFunction Specific Training– Ultimately (in the United States) your employer has final responsibility for determining if a hazmat employee is properly trained for their particular job function. Since there is a potential for limitless types of job functions as determined by an individual employer\, we as your training provider can only suggest what types of additional training might be required.\n\nRead guidelines for the best Online Training experience. \nView Demo: Click here to view a demo of our online training courses. \n\n\n\nPrerequisites: None\n\n\nTraining Valid For: 24 months for IATA; 3 years for 49CFR and IMDG\n\n\nTime Required: 8 hours for initial training or recurrent training.\n\n\nTerms & Conditions: Click to view\nTraining Law: Click to view\n\n\n\nRegistration link is to the right ——> \nDGI
URL:https://hazmatsociety.org/training/flammable-liquids-49cfr-iata-imdg-online/
LOCATION:DGI Online\, 1060 El Camino Real\, Ste C\, Redwood City\, CA\, 94063\, Åland Islands
CATEGORIES:CDGP,CDGP Blueprint CMPs,CHMM,CHMM Blueprint CMPs,CHMP,CHMP Blueprint CMPs,CSHM,CSHM Blueprint CMPs,CSMP,CSMP Blueprint CMPs,Dangerous Goods,EHS
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ORGANIZER;CN="DGI Training Center":MAILTO:dgitc@dgitraining.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250929T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20281007T190000
DTSTAMP:20260607T175607
CREATED:20250929T155115Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250929T155149Z
UID:11075311-1759143600-1854558000@hazmatsociety.org
SUMMARY:Excepted Quantities (49CFR/IATA/IMDG) - Online
DESCRIPTION:Who should take this course? Choose this course if ALL of your inner packaging (i.e. a bottle) are 30 mL (1 oz) or less and the total gross weight of the package is 29 kg or less. There are some additional restrictions under IATA (Air) such as a total volume limit per package of one pint to one liter or less\, but in general\, if you never ship anything larger\, this may be the only training you need. (Ground\, Air & Ocean shipments) This course may be taken by those needing Initial or Recurrent training. \nThis course is also very good as an add-on course to give you additional function specific training in this topic. \nMaterials Required: When beginning the course follow onscreen prompts to download and print the student workbook. \nSecurity Awareness Training is included with this online course. \nAre any additional training courses required? \n\nFunction Specific Training – As long as you are not in a position where you have to read and interpret the regulations or determine compliance or acceptance\, this course is sufficient for those workers following instructions and just handling shipments of Dangerous Goods. Ultimately (in the United States) your employer has final responsibility for determining if a hazmat employee is properly trained for their particular job function. Since there is a potential for limitless types of job functions as determined by an individual employer\, we as your training provider can only suggest what types of additional training might be required.\n\nRead guidelines for the best Online Training experience. \nView Demo: Click here to view a demo of our online training courses. \n\n\n\nPrerequisites: None\n\n\nTraining Valid For: 3 years for 49CFR & IMDG; 24 months for IATA\n\n\nTime Required: 2 to 3 hours for initial training or recurrent training for someone who has not regularly used the 49CFR and IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations; 1 to 2 hours for those who regularly use the 49CFR and IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations.\n\n\nTerms & Conditions: Click to view\nTraining Law: Click to view\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration link is to the right ——> \nDGI
URL:https://hazmatsociety.org/training/excepted-quantities-49cfr-iata-imdg-online/
LOCATION:DGI Online\, 1060 El Camino Real\, Ste C\, Redwood City\, CA\, 94063\, Åland Islands
CATEGORIES:CDGP,CDGP Blueprint CMPs,CHMM,CHMM Blueprint CMPs,CHMP,CHMP Blueprint CMPs,CSHM,CSHM Blueprint CMPs,CSMP,CSMP Blueprint CMPs,Dangerous Goods,EHS
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ORGANIZER;CN="DGI Training Center":MAILTO:dgitc@dgitraining.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250930T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20281231T170000
DTSTAMP:20260607T175607
CREATED:20251002T130031Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260313T143955Z
UID:11075315-1759219200-1861894800@hazmatsociety.org
SUMMARY:Lab Waste Management - Online
DESCRIPTION:The Laboratory Safety Institute’s Lab Waste Management (LWM) course is a one-day program focused on the proper handling and disposal of laboratory hazardous waste. It covers key regulatory frameworks (EPA’s RCRA and DOT rules) for waste labeling\, segregation\, storage\, transportation\, and disposal. \nMorning: \nIntroduction \n\nEnvironmental Controls – Laws and Regulations\nHazardous Waste Regulations as they Apply to Laboratories – Waste Determinations\, Waste Lists\, Waste Characteristics\, Proper Handling & Satellite Storage\nOther Regulator Requirements – Personal vs. Institutional\, Down the Drain\, Non-RCRA Waste\n\nAfternoon \n\nOnsite Handling of Lab Wastes – Storage and Consolidation\nWorking with Vendors\nVentor selection\nContracting\nEconomics\nTransportation/Brokers/Packages\nAuditing: Manifest Review\nOther Issue – Employee Training\nHands-on Practice\n\nRegistrants Receive:\nSeminar notebook (PDF)\nCertificate of Participation\n0.7 Continuing Education Units (CEU’s)\nGraduate credit eligibility\nABIH CM Points eligibility \nDiscounts on future trainings\, services\, & pubs \nRegistration link on right —–> \nLSI
URL:https://hazmatsociety.org/training/lab-waste-management/
LOCATION:LSI Online\, United States
CATEGORIES:AHMM,AHMM Blueprint CMPs,CDGP,CDGP Blueprint CMPs,CHMM,CHMM Blueprint CMPs,CHMP,CHMP Blueprint CMPs,CSHM,CSHM Blueprint CMPs,CSMP Blueprint CMPs,EHS
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ORGANIZER;CN="LSI":MAILTO:info@labsafety.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251002
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20290422
DTSTAMP:20260607T175607
CREATED:20251003T143458Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251020T161713Z
UID:11075332-1759363200-1871510399@hazmatsociety.org
SUMMARY:Safety in the Laboratory - Comprehensive
DESCRIPTION:You will learn to identify and manage common laboratory hazards\, many of which you may never have considered. You will discover how federal\, state and local environmental\, health and safety requirements apply to the laboratory environment\, and how to improve regulatory compliance\, reduce liability exposure\, and most importantly\, convince others to care more about health\, safety and the environment. \nThe Net Promoter Score (NPS) for all LSI courses averaged 75 (considered world-class!) Developed by Dr. Jim Kaufman\, this course has been presented to thousands of scientists\, educators\, and others over the course of 40 years in 30 countries. \nIt’s loaded with every safety topic in the book. \nIn 3 days (8 hours each)\, we’ll take you through everything from PPE to chemical safety to biological safety\, ventilation and much more! The course includes workshops and movies to help you ​learn ​to ​identify ​and ​manage ​common ​laboratory ​hazards. Then we’ll spend some time talking about how to ​convince ​others ​to ​care ​more ​about ​health\, ​safety ​and ​the ​environment. \nDay One:\nIntroduction\nThe Three C’s of Safety\nScope of the Problem\nActivity I: Accidents\nLegal Aspects of Safety\nOSHA Lab Standard\nBiological and Animal Hazards\nActivity II: Planning for Emergencies\nHandling Glassware \nDay Two:\nStorage of Chemicals\nLabeling\nVentilation\nCompressed Gases\nRecord-Keeping\nSafety Equipment Display\nRadiation\nBloodborne Pathogen Standard\nFire Control\nHandling Chemical Reagents \nDay Three:\nOSHA Lab Standard II\nDisposal of Chemicals\nActivity III: Your Worst Problem\nNeeds Assessment\nElectrical Safety\nStaff Involvement\nInspection of Laboratories\nReview of Inspection Results\nActivity IV: Safety Program Plan \n  \nRegistration link on the right —–> \n  \nLSI
URL:https://hazmatsociety.org/training/safety-in-the-laboratory-comprehensive/
LOCATION:LSI Online\, United States
CATEGORIES:AHMM,AHMM Blueprint CMPs,CDGP,CDGP Blueprint CMPs,CHMM,CHMM Blueprint CMPs,CHMP,CHMP Blueprint CMPs,CSHM Blueprint CMPs,CSMP,CSMP Blueprint CMPs,EHS
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ORGANIZER;CN="LSI":MAILTO:info@labsafety.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251118T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20281231T120000
DTSTAMP:20260607T175607
CREATED:20251118T161936Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251215T134427Z
UID:11078176-1763452800-1861876800@hazmatsociety.org
SUMMARY:RCRA Hazardous Waste Management Training
DESCRIPTION:Duration: Approximately 4-5 Hours \nCourse Description: \nIf your organization generates\, handles\, or manages hazardous waste\, compliance with the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) is essential. This course provides a comprehensive overview of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) hazardous waste regulations under Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations (40 CFR). \nDesigned for professionals responsible for identifying\, classifying\, and managing hazardous waste\, this training covers key regulatory definitions\, generator responsibilities\, waste classification\, and proper handling procedures. Participants will gain practical knowledge to maintain compliance with federal requirements. \nThis all-in-one course covers both small (SQGs) and large quantity generators (LQGs) and satisfies initial and recurrent training requirements. \nThis course covers: \nAn introduction to RCRA and its regulatory framework\, RCRA Subtitle D\, RCRA Subtitle C\, Hazardous Waste Accumulation\, Land Disposal Restriction\, Pre-Transportation Requirements\, and Emergency Preparedness. \n  \nRegister at the weblink at right >>>
URL:https://hazmatsociety.org/training/rcra-hazardous-waste-management/
LOCATION:Virtual-CHEMTREC\, United States
CATEGORIES:AHMM,AHMM Blueprint CMPs,CDGP,CDGP Blueprint CMPs,CHMM,CHMM Blueprint CMPs,CHMP,CHMP Blueprint CMPs
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ORGANIZER;CN="CHEMTREC":MAILTO:chemtrec@chemtrec.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260630T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260630T170000
DTSTAMP:20260607T175607
CREATED:20260322T165640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T165640Z
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SUMMARY:How to Be a More Effective Chemical Hygiene Officer
DESCRIPTION:This is an online video course with the content of our one-day chemical hygiene officer certification prep course. Upon registration\, you will receive 3 months of unlimited access to the following 10 learning modules\, including all related videos\, quizzes\, and practice test questions: \nIntroduction\nThe Chemical Hygiene Officer\nLaboratory Laws and Regulations\nThe OSHA Lab Standard\nCHO and Personnel Responsibilities\nLab Hazards and Control Measures\nChemical Hygiene Plan Development\nChemical Hygiene Plan Implementation\nCHO Responsibilities Beyond the Laboratory Standard\nResources for Chemical Hygiene Officers \nA new CHO or an “old” one\, will find something to put to real use in this fast-paced presentation. This seminar was developed by Russ Phifer\, Jim Kaufman\, and George Wahl (RJG Associates) for the American Chemical Society Division of Chemical Health and Safety as the prep course for the National Registry of Certified Chemists (NRCC) CHO Certification Exam. \nTo learn more about the NRCC CHO certification exam\, visit\nhttps://nrcc6.org/certifications/chemical-hygiene-officer/ \nRegistrants Receive:\nSeminar notebook (PDF)\nCertificate of Participation\n0.7 Continuing Education Units (CEU’s)\nGraduate credit eligibility\nABIH CM Points eligibility\nAccess to our Toll-Free Lab Safety Hotline\nDiscounts future trainings\, services\, & pubs \nRegistration link on the right–> \nLSI
URL:https://hazmatsociety.org/training/how-to-be-a-more-effective-chemical-hygiene-officer-4/
LOCATION:LSI Online\, United States
CATEGORIES:AHMM,AHMM Blueprint CMPs,CDGP,CDGP Blueprint CMPs,CHMM,CHMM Blueprint CMPs,CHMP,CHMP Blueprint CMPs,CSHM,CSHM Blueprint CMPs
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ORGANIZER;CN="LSI":MAILTO:info@labsafety.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260723T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260724T120000
DTSTAMP:20260607T175607
CREATED:20260521T160429Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260605T182239Z
UID:11078919-1784793600-1784894400@hazmatsociety.org
SUMMARY:FREE - NSU Seamist/NCB -  8-hour IMDG Code\, with additional 49CFR requirements training course July 23-24
DESCRIPTION:This program is sold out – we are trying to add new dates\n  \nThis is an 8-hour course presented in 4-hour segments over 2 days. Completion requires attendance at all 8 hours over the 2 days. \nCourse Outline ……………………………………………. 1 – 5\n49CFR Application of IMDG Code summary …..8 – 9\nStudent Exercise Guidance ……………………………….10\nExercise – Classification\, Use\, and Navigation of Tables\nExercise – Hazard Communication Identification\nMarking\, Labeling\, and Placarding\nExercise – Documentation ………………………….11 –12\nExercise – Segregation ……………………………….13 – 14\nTEST ……………………………………………………… ..15 – 19 \nThe contents of the course are presented in the PDF files below. \n\nStudent Manual\nList of Packing Instructions P001 Example\nIMDG Code Amendment 42-24\n49 CFR Extracts\nSegregation Chart – SW and SG Codes\nDGL Extract\nUSDOT Chart 17\n\n  \n\n\nIMDG Pre-Test – Fill out form – THIS IS MANDATORY\n\n\nIn preparation for your upcoming training\, I would ask you to review the attachments and the instructions below. \n\nThe training meeting link is below for the first day.\nIf you are working from a laptop or single monitor\, you may find it best to print up all the attachments. If you choose to participate on multiple monitors\, at a minimum\, it will still be necessary to print up the student manual to participate in the exercises.\nI will refer to attachments during the training….. “please refer to the SW SG Code attachment” \, “please refer to the P001 attachment” etc etc. The more familiar you are with this information\, the easier it will be for you to follow.\n\nReference documents attached: \n\nStudent manual – must be printed so you can participate in the exercises.\nIMDG DGL Extracts – this is a sheet of the UN number entries needed to complete the course in a layout as it would appear in the IMDG Code dangerous goods list (DGL).\n49CFR Extracts – Entries from the 172.101 Hazmat Table with additional information is given so you can learn how to identify Hazardous Substances (Reportable Quantity “RQ”) as well as poisonous inhalation hazards (PIH’s). There is also some vessel stowage information.\nExample of a Packing Instruction (P001) –  and also the full list of the segregation groups by UN number and relevant chapters on Limited Quantities and Excepted Quantities.\nSegregation Chart\, Stowage Codes and Segregation Codes\nThe US DOT Chart 17 – for placards\, labels\, and marks. Please note: unless you have access to a color printer\, keep as an attachment for the course and for future use.\nIMDG A.42 Detailed summary of changes – INFORMATIONAL ONLY and no need to print for the course.\n\nNote: \n\nthat 49CFR is freely available online at:\n\nhttps://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-49/subtitle-B/chapter-I/subchapter-C \nThis link is for all federal titles but we are concerning ourselves with “Transportation” so use the dropdown menu to pick Title 49. (Perhaps practice navigating your way  (or use the search option which is easier) to  “172.101 Purpose and use of the hazardous materials table” and read the preamble to the Hazardous Material table then scroll through the table to become familiar.) However\, there is enough information in the attachments for the course. \nThere is also the oCFR tool: \nhttps://portal.phmsa.dot.gov/ocfrTool/cfr \n\nYou won’t need it for the course\, but as an FYI\, the DOT Emergency Response Guide 2024 (the latest publication) is freely available on your smart device.\n\nERG Mobile App | PHMSA \nCourse Schedule: \nClass start time will be EST 0800 hrs and finish 1200 hrs each day. Both days are mandatory. \nDAY 1 – Thursday\, July 23rd \nDAY 2 – Friday\, July 24th \nRemote Training \nPrimary Trainer – Graeme McPhee\, National Cargo Bureau \nTime: 8 am – 12 pm EST each day.  The course is delivered virtually via ZOOM. Everyone who has properly registered will receive the Zoom link the day before the class. \nIHMM is limited to a maximum of 25 students and a minimum of 10. \nFunding provided by the HMIT Award 693JK32540007HMIT – Nova Southeastern University\nNCB
URL:https://hazmatsociety.org/training/nsu-seamist-ncb-8-hour-imdg-code-with-additional-49cfr-requirements-training-course/
LOCATION:Project SEAMIST- Nova Southeastern University; NCB Virtual Training\, United States
CATEGORIES:AHMM,AHMM Blueprint CMPs,CDGP,CDGP Blueprint CMPs,CHMM,CHMM Blueprint CMPs,CHMP,CHMP Blueprint CMPs,CMPs,Dangerous Goods,EHS
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ORGANIZER;CN="Project SEAMIST- Nova Southeastern University%3B NCB Virtual Training":MAILTO:seamist@nova.edu
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260820T134200
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260820T163000
DTSTAMP:20260607T175607
CREATED:20250919T170011Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260114T210058Z
UID:11071086-1787233320-1787243400@hazmatsociety.org
SUMMARY:OSU CEAT - Hazardous Waste Generator Certificate Course - Virtual
DESCRIPTION:This course covers recent changes to the hazardous waste regulations and helps participants better understand these regulations. This course is geared towards Large Quantity Generators\, Small Quantity Generators\, and Very Small Quantity Generators (formerly Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generators) of hazardous waste. This course is ideal for individuals and employees responsible for managing hazardous waste at Hazardous Waste Generator (HWG) facilities and would like to gain a better understanding of regulations and compliance for their facility. \nTopics Covered:\nDetermining if your Wastes are Hazardous\nContainer Management\nEmployee Training\nHazardous Waste Manifests\nRecord-Keeping\nEmergency Preparedness and Prevention\nUsed Oil\nUniversal Waste \nRegistration link is to the right ——-> \n  \nOSU
URL:https://hazmatsociety.org/training/osu-ceat-hazardous-waste-generator-certificate-course-virtual/
LOCATION:OSU Virtual\, 700 N Greenwood Ave\, Tulsa\, 74106\, United States
CATEGORIES:AHMM,AHMM Blueprint CMPs,CDGP,CDGP Blueprint CMPs,CHMM,CHMM Blueprint CMPs,CHMP,CHMP Blueprint CMPs
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ORGANIZER;CN="OSU CEAT Professional Development":MAILTO:riley.grossnickle@okstate.edu
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260916T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260917T120000
DTSTAMP:20260607T175607
CREATED:20260522T061136Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260605T182342Z
UID:11078921-1789545600-1789646400@hazmatsociety.org
SUMMARY:FREE - NSU Seamist/NCB -  8-hour IMDG Code\, with additional 49CFR requirements training course -  Sept 16-17
DESCRIPTION:This program is sold out – we are trying to add new dates\n  \n  \nThis is an 8-hour course presented in 4-hour segments over 2 days. Completion requires attendance at all 8 hours over the 2 days. \nCourse Outline ……………………………………………. 1 – 5\n49CFR Application of IMDG Code summary …..8 – 9\nStudent Exercise Guidance ……………………………….10\nExercise – Classification\, Use\, and Navigation of Tables\nExercise – Hazard Communication Identification\nMarking\, Labeling\, and Placarding\nExercise – Documentation ………………………….11 –12\nExercise – Segregation ……………………………….13 – 14\nTEST ……………………………………………………… ..15 – 19 \nThe contents of the course are presented in the PDF files below. \n\nStudent Manual\nList of Packing Instructions P001 Example\nIMDG Code Amendment 42-24\n49 CFR Extracts\nSegregation Chart – SW and SG Codes\nDGL Extract\nUSDOT Chart 17\n\n  \n\n\nIMDG Pre-Test – Fill out form – THIS IS MANDATORY\n\n\nIn preparation for your upcoming training\, I would ask you to review the attachments and the instructions below. \n\nThe training meeting link is below for the first day.\nIf you are working from a laptop or single monitor\, you may find it best to print up all the attachments. If you choose to participate on multiple monitors\, at a minimum\, it will still be necessary to print up the student manual to participate in the exercises.\nI will refer to attachments during the training….. “please refer to the SW SG Code attachment” \, “please refer to the P001 attachment” etc etc. The more familiar you are with this information\, the easier it will be for you to follow.\n\nReference documents attached: \n\nStudent manual – must be printed so you can participate in the exercises.\nIMDG DGL Extracts – this is a sheet of the UN number entries needed to complete the course in a layout as it would appear in the IMDG Code dangerous goods list (DGL).\n49CFR Extracts – Entries from the 172.101 Hazmat Table with additional information is given so you can learn how to identify Hazardous Substances (Reportable Quantity “RQ”) as well as poisonous inhalation hazards (PIH’s). There is also some vessel stowage information.\nExample of a Packing Instruction (P001) –  and also the full list of the segregation groups by UN number and relevant chapters on Limited Quantities and Excepted Quantities.\nSegregation Chart\, Stowage Codes and Segregation Codes\nThe US DOT Chart 17 – for placards\, labels\, and marks. Please note: unless you have access to a color printer\, keep as an attachment for the course and for future use.\nIMDG A.42 Detailed summary of changes – INFORMATIONAL ONLY and no need to print for the course.\n\nNote: \n\nthat 49CFR is freely available online at:\n\nhttps://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-49/subtitle-B/chapter-I/subchapter-C \nThis link is for all federal titles but we are concerning ourselves with “Transportation” so use the dropdown menu to pick Title 49. (Perhaps practice navigating your way  (or use the search option which is easier) to  “172.101 Purpose and use of the hazardous materials table” and read the preamble to the Hazardous Material table then scroll through the table to become familiar.) However\, there is enough information in the attachments for the course. \nThere is also the oCFR tool: \nhttps://portal.phmsa.dot.gov/ocfrTool/cfr \n\nYou won’t need it for the course\, but as an FYI\, the DOT Emergency Response Guide 2024 (the latest publication) is freely available on your smart device.\n\nERG Mobile App | PHMSA \nCourse Schedule: \nClass start time will be EST 0800 hrs and finish 1200 hrs each day. Both days are mandatory. \nDAY 1 – Thursday\, July 23rd \nDAY 2 – Friday\, July 24th \nRemote Training \nPrimary Trainer – Graeme McPhee\, National Cargo Bureau \nTime: 8 am – 12 pm EST each day.  The course is delivered virtually via ZOOM. Everyone who has properly registered will receive the Zoom link the day before the class. \nIHMM is limited to a maximum of 25 students and a minimum of 10. \nFunding provided by the HMIT Award 693JK32540007HMIT – Nova Southeastern University\nNCB
URL:https://hazmatsociety.org/training/nsu-seamist-ncb-8-hour-imdg-code-with-additional-49cfr-requirements-training-course-sept16/
LOCATION:Project SEAMIST- Nova Southeastern University; NCB Virtual Training\, United States
CATEGORIES:AHMM,AHMM Blueprint CMPs,CDGP,CDGP Blueprint CMPs,CHMM,CHMM Blueprint CMPs,CHMP,CHMP Blueprint CMPs,CMPs,Dangerous Goods,EHS
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ORGANIZER;CN="Project SEAMIST- Nova Southeastern University%3B NCB Virtual Training":MAILTO:seamist@nova.edu
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