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DOT Hazardous Materials Transportation
Course Description
This comprehensive 2-day training course is designed to meet DOT training requirements applicable to hazmat employers with hazmat employees — 49 CFR Part 172, Subpart H.
(Testing is conducted as required.)
This course includes hazardous materials transportation security requirements – providing the required security awareness training, as well as instruction in security plan development and implementation.
OPEN ENROLLMENT DATES
MAR 26-27, MAY 21-22*, AUG 20-21, OCT 1-2* * Online course datesReview and Rating
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