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DOT Hazmat Function Specific Training: Markings

DOT Hazmat Function Specific Training: Markings

Course Duration: 2.0 Hours
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Function Specific Training: Markings

For hazmat employers and employees responsible for identifying, applying, and replacing hazardous materials markings used during transportation.

Course Overview

The DOT Hazmat Function Specific — Markings course covers the regulatory and practical requirements for hazardous materials markings. Learners will gain role-specific knowledge on when markings are required, how to apply and maintain them, and when replacement or additional markings are necessary to comply with the Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR).

Who should take this course?

  • Shippers and packaging staff responsible for applying markings
  • Warehouse and loading personnel who inspect or verify markings
  • Drivers and carriers who confirm shipment markings
  • Supervisors and compliance officers overseeing marking procedures

Learning Objectives

  • Explain which shipments require markings and the regulatory basis for marking requirements.
  • Identify the correct markings for hazard classes, subsidiary hazards, and special provisions.
  • Demonstrate proper application and placement of markings to ensure visibility and durability.
  • Recognize when markings are damaged, obscured, or missing and how to replace them appropriately.
  • Maintain documentation and employer records related to marking actions and inspections.

Course Outline

  1. Markings overview & regulatory context (HMR)
  2. Types of markings and their meanings
  3. Marking vs. labeling vs. placarding — key differences
  4. Application techniques and durability considerations
  5. Inspection, replacement, and recordkeeping
  6. Practical scenarios, job-aids, and assessment
The DOT Hazmat Function Specific Training: Markings equips you to confidently navigate the crucial world of marking hazardous materials for transport. Upon completion, you'll be able to:
  • Gain a solid understanding of the purpose and applicability of the Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR), ensuring your markings comply with federal guidelines.
  • Master the general marking requirements for both bulk and non-bulk packaging of hazardous materials.
  • Distinguish the specific marking requirements for shipments of hazardous substances, hazardous wastes, and marine pollutants.
  • Understand the unique marking requirements for limited quantities of hazardous materials and non-bulk packaging of liquid hazardous materials.
  • Grasp the specific marking requirements for different classes of hazardous materials, ensuring clear communication of potential risks.

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