Training

D.O.T. has amended the Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR) in conformance with amendments to the Hazardous Materials Transportation Act that required DOT to regulate the training of all hazardous materials (haz-mat) employees. Training to meet the new requirements will increase a hazmat employee’s safety awareness and be an essential element in reducing hazmat incidents.

TRAINING means a systematic program (i.e., consistent approach, testing, and documentation) that ensures that a hazmat employee has knowledge of hazardous materials and the HMR, and can perform assigned hazmat functions properly. See CFR49 section 172.700(b) and 172.704.

 

Testimonial from past student

Letter from Larry Snellings, President & Senior Consultant

This letter is to confirm the officers and staff of Dangerousgoods.com, Inc. have been trained and are qualified to handle dangerous goods in accordance with current domestic and international regulations.

“C.F.R. 49 ” covers the laws for packaging and shipping requirements. The Department of Transportation does require certification for employees or employers who handle hazardous materials in conjunction to and for the purpose of transportation of said materials.

To help companies meet these requirements my company has provided consulting and classes, training manuals, and instructors both in house and through universities across the USA. D.O.T requires that any employee who handles haz-mat as a part of their job in conjunction with the packaging of, the transport of, or receiving of must be trained in general awareness and job specific functions of the applicable regulations.

I have been in the transportation industry since 1980, I have been consulting and teaching classes in the transport and packaging of haz-mat since 1980. This is my 37th year as an instructor.

I have been an instructor for: The National Spill School Corpus Christi Texas, The Coastal Bend Business Round Table, I have also taught classes for: Lamar University, Houston Customs Brokers & Forwarders Assoc., New Orleans Customs Brokers & Forwarders Assoc./ Mobil Customs Brokers & Forwarders Assoc. & The University of Houston Clear Lake.

I look forward to working with you and your staff in the days ahead.

Best regards,

Larry Snellings

Senior Consultant

Letter from Operations & Sales

Thank you for inquiring about our services:

Dangerousgoods.com, Inc. is a Full Service company training for the safe transportation of cargo, in compliance with current regulations and in accordance with U.S. and International Law. We have provided this service for over 37 years in the US and overseas markets. Here is a list of some of the services we offer:

  • Consulting for compliance issues.
  • Training programs customized for your company specific needs.
  • UN Spec packaging for domestic and international shipping.
  • Classes are held at your facility.

Class is limited in size so please sign-up early to confirm your number of students. The class starts at 9:00 am or we can arrange a time to fit your needs. If you can provide lunch and breaks in morning and afternoon this will make the class run smoother.

You will need to provide a TV & VCR with a flip chart for class use.. If you can not provide these items, we can provide them for the class at additional cost. Under normal circumstances, classes will be over by 5pm.

Each student will be tested and certified in training for compliance with US and International Law for the Safe Handling and Transport of Dangerous Goods. The instructor has over 37 years hands on day to day working knowledge of regulations, paperwork, packaging, marking, labeling, segregation, as well as other requirements to help you safely and legally prepare, inspect, and or ship dangerous goods by highway, air, rail, or ocean.

We look forward to working with you and your staff in the near future.

Best regards,

D.O.T. Notice

OCTOBER 1, 1996
D.O.T.
ISSUED THE FINAL RULE
ON TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
RULE:
ANY PERSON WHO IN THE COURSE OF THEIR EMPLOYMENT DIRECTLY AFFECTS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TRANSPORTATION SAFETY MUST BE TRAINED IN THE APPROPRIATE REGULATIONS. TRAINING MUST BE COMPLETED BY OCTOBER 2,1993. IF HIRED PRIOR TO JULY 2, 1993. IF HIRED AFTER JULY 2, 1993 TRAINING MUST BE COMPLETED 90 DAYS FROM DATE OF HIRE. RECURRENT TRAINING MUST BE PROVIDED AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS THERE AFTER. THIS RULE COVERS EVERYONE WHO HAS ANY RESPONSIBILITY FROM THE PACKAGE MANUFACTURER ALL THE WAY THROUGH TO THE CONSIGNEE WHO ORDERS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS.
IF YOU HANDLE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
YOU MUST BE
TRAINED
FINES OF UP TO $32,500 PER EMPLOYEE OR MORE

Letter from D.O.T.

TRAINING for the
SAFE TRANSPORT of
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
(a reprint from the R.S.P.A. office D.O.T.)

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

TRAINING

It’s the Law !
Code of Federal Regulations
Title 9, Part 172, Subpart H
Docket HM-126F

==============================
Human error is the probable cause of most
transportation incidents and associated
consequences involving the release of hazardous
materials.

========================
D.O.T. has amended the Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR) in conformance with amendments to the Hazardous Materials Transportation Act that required DOT to regulate the training of all hazardous materials (haz-mat) employees. Training meeting the new requirements will increase a hazmat employee’s safety awareness and be an essential element in reducing hazmat incidents.
TRAINING means a systematic program (i.e., consistent approach, testing, and documentation) that ensures that a hazmat employee has knowledge of hazardous materials and the HMR, and can perform assigned hazmat functions properly. See CFR49 section 172.700(b) and 172.704.
TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
GENERAL

173.1

MODAL:

RAIL

174.7

AIR

175.20

VESSEL

176.13

HIGHWAY

177.800

177.816

177.825

In-House Classes Taught At Your Facility

If you have four or more people to train, it may be less expensive for us to come to you instead of sending your staff out of the office and out of town. Dangerousgoods.com, Inc. will provide the instructor and manuals. Dangerousgoods.com, Inc. will provide testing and certification of training to each student who completes the class. Classes start at 9:00am and end at 5:00pm. Breaks are usually scheduled to accommodate class and usually are one in the morning and one in the afternoon. If your company can provide lunch this allows more time to be spent on class instead of waiting for students to come back from leaving your facility. You will need a flip chart / eraser board and a class room setting if possible!!! Please advise if you do not have any of these items. We will need a list of students for preparing certificates. Also your company logo for the front of the manuals.

TRAINING

Code of Federal Regulations
Title 9, Part 172, Subpart H
Docket HM-126F

Human error is the probable cause of most
transportation incidents and associated
consequences involving the release of hazardous
materials.

========================
TRAINING RATES
IN-HOUSE CLASSES
TAUGHT AT YOUR
FACILITY
IF YOU HAVE 4 OR MORE PEOPLE TO TRAIN
IT MAY BE LESS EXPENSIVE FOR
ME TO COME TO YOU INSTEAD OF
SENDING YOUR STAFF OUT OF THE OFFICE
OR OUT OF TOWN
MINIMUM CHARGE $5000.00 USD
(UP TO 10 STUDENTS)
PLUS TRAVEL EXPENSES
RATES FOR ADDITIONAL STUDENTS
ABOVE 10 AT $395.00 EACH
ABOVE 25 AT $365.00 EACH
CALL OR SEND E-MAIL FOR CORPORATE RATES