Industrial credit card sales have soared at Skolnik over the last 5 years. As one of the first package manufacturing companies to accept credit card sales in the late 1980‘s, the number of customers using credit cards remained small until about 5 years ago. No doubt connected to the spiked growth of on-line Internet sales, [...] Read Full Story
The US DOT is in the process of re-writing the Hazardous Materials Incident Report, DOT Form F 5800.1. If a hazardous material incident occurs while a package is in transport (CFR 49, 171.16(a)), then it is required that the incident must be logged using the DOT F 5800.1 as stipulated. One outcome of recording this [...] Read Full Story
According to CFR 49, 171.8, hazardous materials training is required for a person who is employed by a hazardous materials employer and who, in the course of employment, directly affects hazardous materials transportation safety. Recent questions have been submitted to DOT regarding the training requirements for private citizens shipping hazardous materials (ie: items returned to [...] Read Full Story