HM-181 Hazmat Training Explained for Shippers

What is HM-181 hazmat training? How does the term “HM-181” relate to the US DOT Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR)? Find out why, how, and when this Federal rulemaking docket number quickly became industry jargon for hazmat employee training-and why that may not change anytime soon.
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Find out who needs "HM-181" hazmat training to comply with US DOT regulations (49 CFR 172.704).
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IN THIS VIDEO:
0:56 What does HM-181 mean?
1:40 HM-181 Rulemaking History (1980-1990)
1:54 HM-181 Final Rule
2:19 How HM-181 Overhauled the HMR
2:55 Impact of HM-181 on shippers and others
3:46 Modern “harmonization rules” (HM-215)
4:13 Wrap-up
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HM-181 Hazmat Training: What Is It?
At any one time, US DOT is working on dozens of different rulemakings, about every sort of transportation issue. To keep these rules straight, regulators assign each one with a code called a Docket Number (or “Docket ID”).
HM-181 is one of these docket numbers. At one time, the hazmat rule-makers at DOT reserved docket number HM-181 for rules that were part of a larger effort to simplify the Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR) and align them with international standards.
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