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DOT Refresher
Course Description
This one-day training course meets the “once every three years” 49 CFR recurrent training requirement, as specified by DOT for hazmat employers and hazmat employees. (Testing is conducted as required)
Training reviews the major topics of the comprehensive DOT hazardous materials transportation-training program, with insight on recent compliance issues. 49 CFR regulatory changes that occurred over the past training period, as well as new enforcement initiatives are examined and discussed with class participants.
OPEN ENROLLMENT DATES
MAR 28, MAY 23*, AUG 22, OCT 3* * Online course datesReview and Rating
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