BULK / NON-BULK
General marking requirements for each type of packaging.
49 CFR Part 172 Subpart D
DOT Hazmat Markings Training
Function-specific training for anyone who applies or verifies the markings on hazmat packages. Know what goes on a bulk vs. a non-bulk package, and the extra marks for hazardous substances, wastes, marine pollutants and limited quantities. 2 hours online, in English or Spanish.
MARK
IT
RIGHT
Course at a glance
- Duration
- 2 hours
- Syllabus
- 2 modules · 3 lessons
- Credits
- 0.2 CEU
- Certificate
- Valid 3 years
Marks the course covers
ID NUMBERS
Identification number marking requirements.
HAZ. SUBSTANCES
Marking shipments of hazardous substances and hazardous wastes.
MARINE POLLUTANT
When the marine pollutant mark applies.
LTD QTY
Marking limited quantities of hazardous materials.
LIQUIDS
Non-bulk packaging of liquid hazardous materials.
CLASS-SPECIFIC
Specific marks for radioactive, poisonous and infectious materials.
2 modules, 3 lessons
- 01
Regulatory overview
Hazmat definitions and classes, the purpose of the HMR, enforcing agencies and hazmat employee training requirements.
- 02
General marking requirements
How the HMR defines marking, identification numbers, and bulk and non-bulk requirements.
- 03
Specific marking requirements
Hazardous substances and wastes, marine pollutants, limited quantities, liquids and specific hazard classes.
Who it's for
- Hazmat employees who apply or verify package markings
- Shippers preparing hazmat for transport in commerce
- Shipping, receiving and warehouse personnel
- Packaging and marking design, manufacture and testing staff
- Carriers, logistics staff and freight forwarders
- Safety managers and compliance personnel
FAQ
Which regulation does the course cover?
The marking requirements in 49 CFR Part 172 Subpart D of the DOT Hazardous Materials Regulations. DOT hazmat training requirements are in 49 CFR Part 172 Subpart H.
What's the difference between marking and labeling?
Markings are the required text, numbers and marks on a package, such as the identification number. Labels are the diamond-shaped hazard class labels covered in 49 CFR 172 Subpart E and in our separate labeling course.
How often must I retrain?
The certificate is valid for three years. Retake the course before it expires to meet DOT recurrent training requirements.
Are there prerequisites?
No. There are no prerequisites, and the course is available in English and Spanish.
Every package, properly marked.
$39.99 per person, with bulk pricing for teams. 100% online, available 24/7, with your certificate available as soon as you pass. SCORM, virtual instructor-led and in-person formats are also available.
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