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Every day, hazardous materials (HAZMAT) weighing millions of tons are shipped across the globe. These substances can be toxic, flammable, explosive, poisonous, or corrosive. Enroll in this course to gain a fundamental understanding of identifying and safely handling such materials.
Hazardous materials, also known as HAZMAT, are shipped in massive quantities daily. These substances can pose severe threats due to their toxic, flammable, explosive, poisonous, or corrosive nature.
The HazMat Transportation course provides a fundamental understanding of identifying and safely managing hazardous materials. It also helps you comply with the federal laws and regulations surrounding HAZMAT. This course is perfectly suited for individuals working in packaging, shipping, or transporting hazardous materials.
The Hazardous Materials Table
Shipping Papers
Packaging
Marking
Labeling & Placarding
Carrier Requirements – Highway
Carrier Requirements – Air (IATA).
Carrier Requirements – Rail
Carrier Requirements – Water (IMDG)
Security Awareness
Approximately 5 hours
This online course includes regular testing to reinforce the information presented. A minimum score of 80% is needed to successfully complete the course. If the pass mark is not achieved, participants are allowed to retake the course twice. For future use and knowledge retention, printable resources are available in the form of an extensive student manual.
Upon successfully completing this course, an online certificate of completion will be available for download and printing.
Ce cours durera environ 375 minutes
Pour réussir cette formation, vous devez obtenir 80% ou version supérieure au quiz
À l'issue de la réussite de ce cours, un certificat à votre nom sera stocké sur votre profil et disponible à l'impression
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