Companies continue to be fined by PHMSA for failing to train their hazardous materials employees. In August 2005, fines to 26 companies totaled $146,761.00, many …
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Hazardous Material Acronyms Defined By DGAC
It‘s easy to feel intimidated in a haz-mat conversation when the acronyms start flying. With some acronyms we try to find an easy pronunciation of …
Plan Ahead
During these initial stages of Security Plan Inspections, the Dangerous Goods Advisory Council warns that "any plan is better then no plan." If you have …
DGAC Seeks Security Exemption From DOT
Seeking an exemption from the security training requirements of HM-232 (Hazardous Materials: Security Requirements for Offerors and Transporters of Hazardous Materials) the Dangerous Goods Advisory …
If You Suspect Your Contents Are Hazardous — You Must Comply
Finding someone to help with proper classification and packaging can be easier said than done. Liabilities for offering information have never been greater, and to …
Haz-mat Training Knows No Bounds
If your company is involved in the manufacture, packaging, transport, distribution, sales, or any aspect effecting hazardous materials, it is imperative that all employees have …