Our most popular train-the-trainer class! Join us for three days of learning from the best hazardous materials trainers around! In this class you’ll learn about U.S. regulations that apply to the packaging and transportation of hazardous materials, but more importantly you’ll learn how to easily teach these complicated regulations to your audience.
Get the Tools You Need to Become a HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TRAINER for Your Organization!
Did you know that you are required to train your Hazardous Materials Employees every three years in accordance with 49 CFR regulations? If you’ve ever conducted HAZMAT training before, you know how challenging and expensive this can be!
We can help!
Beginning in January 2024 and running through September, we’ll be conducting a 3-day Hazardous Materials Instructor Training (HMIT) class as well as a LIMITED 4-day version that will include a tour of a local facility that handles hazardous materials!
Not only will you get technical guidance to help you understand the DOT HAZMAT regulations, you’ll also receive tools that will immediately make your job easier. Each attendee will receive a library of easy-to-use tools including a web-based training program that you can use to test and validate your employees HAZMAT knowledge.
You should attend this training class if your employees do any of the following:
This 4 day class goes deeper into the 49CFR, plus incorporates guidance on shipping by air and sea (IATA & IMDG)! Additionally, attendees will go on
Please provide a physical address where you can receive FedEx deliveries of class materials. This will ensure all registrants have everything they require to be effective in class.
Recommended Zoom Webinar Setup: You will need access to a desktop/laptop computer or tablet with a stable internet connection. Phone screens are too small and
Recommended Zoom Webinar Setup: You will need access to a desktop/laptop computer or tablet with a stable internet connection. Phone screens are too small and
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