Effective November 13th, 2009, we updated our Closing Instructions from Revision B to Revision C. There were no major changes, everything was clerical and does …
Department of Transporation and the United Nations
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Why We Respect the Hazardous Materials Regulations
An offset to our industrial culture is that we live among hazardous materials. We need to protect ourselves, our families, our friends and the general …
Test Labs Meet to “Iron Out” Wrinkles in Performance Test Protocol
With the introduction of Performance Oriented Packaging in the 1990’s, UN certification of packagings in the US were either performed by a self-certifying manufacturer (CFR …
Thanks Labelmaster! DGIS IV Was A Great Success!
The basis of all regulatory standards is the ability to communicate effective understanding and implementation of the requirements. Nowhere in the world are regulatory inspectors …
Regulators Say ‘No’ To Working With Industry
In a sudden turnaround of the US Department of Transportation, a decade of efforts to work with industry to improve the safe transport of dangerous …
Guidelines Available for HazMat Training
For almost 20 years, DOT has been enforcing the Hazardous Material employee training requirement as specified in Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 172.700. While the …