Multimodal Dangerous Goods Transportation Training

Dates & Locations (Two-day program)
Agenda
Registration Information

Benefits of Attending

Did you know the Federal Register has released an update on the civil and criminal penalties?

• The fine went from $32,500 to $50,000 for a knowing violation and to $100,000 if a death occurs – and jail sentences can go up to 10 years.
• Criminal penalties now apply for any reckless and willing violations

Learn about regulatory additions and changes enacted in the last 12 months —

• Dangerous goods enforcement activity is at an all-time high and new homeland security regulations are making it even more difficult to remain compliant.
  

Knowledge is the difference in remaining compliant and Unz & Co. can help.

Over the years, Unz & Co. has remained dedicated to providing dangerous goods transporters with the most up-to-date compliance aids, services and training. From the materials we use to produce our products to the experience and in-depth knowledge we bring to each of our workshops, our commitment to quality is constant.

Running a profitable enterprise in these times takes more than business sense, it requires an in-depth knowledge of the regulations that control the industry. Unz & Co. can give you that knowledge. Even if there was no training deadline... personnel safety, prevention of property damage and penalty avoidance are more than enough justification for periodic training.

Agenda

The 2-day Agenda for the Multimodal Dangerous Goods Transportation Training Workshopincludes:

DAY 1

7:30am – 8:00am

•  Registration and Continental Breakfast

8:00am – 4:30pm

GENERAL AWARENESS

• Statutory Basis for the Regulations: 49CFR Overview: DOT, IATA/ICAO, and IMDG/IMO
• Who’s Regulated? What’s Regulated? The parties, the products, the purpose
• Learning to Use 49CFR, Parts 100-185: Examining its organization - finding aids
• The Modal Administrations. The roles of the FRA, FHWA, USCG, etc.
• Training Record Requirements

THE HAZMAT TABLE / LIST OF DANGEROUS GOODS/ DANGEROUS GOODS LIST

• Finding a Proper Shipping Name
• The Impact of the UN Recommendations on 172.101
• Examining the special provisions (Column 7)
• Understanding the Appendices

PERFORMANCE-BASED PACKAGING

• Standards and Tests
• Specification for Containers
• Selecting the Proper Container
• Filling Limits and Proper Closure

MARKING

• Determining Package Marking Requirements – For Bulk and Non- Bulk
• DOT, IATA and IMDG Specific Marking Requirements

LABELING

• Determining Hazard Class and Handling Labeling (including additional requirements)
• DOT, IATA and IMDG specific marking requirements

DAY 2

7:30am – 8:00am

• Registration and Continental Breakfast

8:00am – 4:30pm

DOCUMENTATION

• Preparing a Correct Shipping Document Including Certification
• DOT, IATA and IMDG Formats and Requirements
• Standard shipments, Limited Quantity Shipments, Overpacks and Consolidations

PLACARDING

• Determining Placarding Requirements – For Bulk and Non-Bulk – DOT and IMDG

EMERGENCY RESPONSE INFORMATION

• Requirements for Emergency Response Information and Telephone Number
• New Requirements for Use of Third Party ERI Providers

LOADING- UNLOADING-BRACING

• Common Techniques and Requirements ground, rail and water shipments

CLASSIFICATION

• Hazard Class Definitions
• Classification Differences in IATA and IMDG
• The Process (rules) of Classification: the Most Important Compliance Step.
• Selection of the Most Appropriate Proper Shipping Name
• Identification and Classification of:
  • Dangerous Goods
  • Hazardous Substances
  • Hazardous Waste
  • Hazardous Substances (RQ’s)
  • Marine Pollutants
  • Consumer Commodities
• Use of the Hazard Precedence Table
• Dangerous Goods in Excepted Quantities

GENERAL SECURITY AWARENESS

• Security Risks in Dangerous Goods Transportation
• Methods of Enhancing General Security
• Recognize & Respond to Security Threats
  

Your questions answered and specific needs addressed.

Receive complimentary copies of these three resource books.

The Unz & Co. Compliance Manual Specifically designed for the workshop. Featuring examples and exercises, the manual helps you to understand and apply each regulation.

2008 Emergency Response Guidebook An easy-to-use, color coded reference listing over 2,500 dangerous goods by name and U.N. identification number.(current 1/12)

Dangerous Goods Regulations   Your copy of the DOT Regulations. (may vary from what's pictured)

2012 Schedule: Multimodal Dangerous Goods Transportation Training
Jan. 30-31	Montvale, NJ	Hotel Information
Feb. 6-7	Garden City, NY	Hotel Information
Feb. 27-28	Houston, TX	Hotel Information
Mar. 5-6	Stamford, CT	Hotel Information
Mar. 19-20	Woodbridge, NJ	Hotel Information
Apr. 11-12	Philadelphia, PA	Hotel Information
Apr. 16-17	Cincinnati, OH	Hotel Information
May 1-2	Chicago, IL	Hotel Information
May 7-8	Melville, NY	Hotel Information
May 21-22	Providence, RI	Hotel Information
June 4-5	Pittsburgh, PA	Hotel Information
June 11-12	Mahwah, NJ	Hotel Information
July 23-24	Danbury, CT	Hotel Information

For more information on dates and locations not listed,
or to arrange an in-house program on this topic,
please call Unz & Co. Customer Service at 800-631-3098

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