What You Should Know About Materials Of Trade Training Kit
Do your vehicles transport small amounts of hazardous materials? If so, you could be risking fines ranging from $250 to $27,500 per day.
Many companies transport hazardous materials day after day without even knowing
it. A utility truck carrying a can of gasoline ... or a panel van with a few
gallons of paint and thinner in the back ... may be subject to DOT’s
HazMat Regulations — and vulnerable to DOT fines.
If your company is like the above examples — you’ll be glad to hear there is an easy way to avoid the most complex and time-consuming hazmat requirements. It’s the DOT’s Materials Of Trade Exceptions.
This well-coordinated training kit helps explain DOT’s Materials of
Trade Exceptions to you and your employees in plain English. It gives you
an easy-to-understand summary of the topic, describes what qualifies as a
material of trade, who is affected and how, and what types of packaging and
marking are required. Includes real-life examples to help you understand DOT’s
guidelines.
ISBN 1-57943-623-4