Reporting Hazmat Transportation Incidents

That train derailment incident involving hazardous materials in East Palestine, Ohio in February 2023, and more recent derailments involving hazmat, remind us that there are risks inherent in moving hazmat from point A to point B, and that managing that risk is the name of the game for professionals in the field of hazmat shipping, storage, and transportation.
These hazmat incidents also remind us that US DOT imposes REPORTING REQUIREMENTS that kick in when incidents involving hazmat occur in transportation.
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For more details about US DOT's Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR) and the requirements for reporting hazardous materials transportation incidents, check out this recent blog: bit.ly/3nJUl5J
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Find training trusted for more than 45 years on 49 CFR, the IATA DGR, and the IMDG Code for "hazmat employees" involved in shipping by ground, air, and/or vessel:
www.Lion.com/H...
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This video covers:
* When a hazmat incident must be reported,
* Who must submit the report, and
* What types of hazmat incidents require IMMEDIATE reporting.
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