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This 40 Hour EM-385-1-1 - Safety and Health Requirements for USACE course is a comprehensive course that covers all topics in the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Safety and Health Requirements Manual.
This 24 Hour EM-385-1-1 course covers select topics from the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Safety and Health Requirements Manual. This training is intended for employees in a supervisory position, such as managers, supervisors, or team leads employed on projects contracted with the US Department of Defense.
This 16 Hour EM-385-1-1 course covers select topics from the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Safety and Health Requirements Manual. This training is intended for non-supervisory employees, such as civilian contractors, military personnel, and government employees who may work on projects with the US Department of Defense.
This 8 Hour EM-385-1-1course covers select topics from the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Safety and Health Requirements Manual. This training is intended as an annual, 8-hour refresher training for those who have taken the initial 40-, 24-, or 16-hour training for workers employed on projects contracted with the US Department of Defense.
In addition to meeting the requirements of DOT General Awareness training, this General Awareness training also covers the following Function-Specific topics: Labeling , Marking , Packaging , Placarding, Shipping Papers Hazard Classification, and How to Use the Hazmat Table. Additional Function-Specific training may be required to prepare you for the duties associated with your job.
This DOT Hazmat Basic General Awareness course (4 Hour) is for those who need a basic level of knowledge about DOT Hazardous Materials Transportation. This course can be taken as initial or refresher training.
This DOT Hazmat Security Awareness course is required for all Hazmat Employees. This course can be taken as initial or refresher training.
There are 9 DOT classes of hazardous materials. This DOT Hazmat: Function Specific – Hazard Classes and Divisions course will familiarize students with each of the 9 DOT classes and their divisions.
This DOT Hazmat Function Specific - Labeling course should be taken by any Hazmat Employee involved in the transportation of hazardous materials that may be required to identify, administer, replace, or in any way be involved in the use of hazardous materials labels. This includes, but is not limited to, Hazmat Employer involved in the carrying, shipment, or manufacture of hazardous materials.
This DOT Hazmat Function Specific - Marking course should be taken by any Hazmat Employee involved in the transportation of hazardous materials that may be required to identify, administer, replace, or in any way be involved in the use of hazardous materials labels. This includes, but is not limited to, Hazmat Employer involved in the carrying, shipment, or manufacture of hazardous materials.
This DOT Hazmat Function Specific - Packaging course should be taken by any Hazmat Employee involved in the transportation of hazardous materials that may be required to identify, administer, replace, or in any way be involved in the use of hazardous materials labels. This includes, but is not limited to, Hazmat Employer involved in the carrying, shipment, or manufacture of hazardous materials.
This DOT Hazmat Function Specific - Placarding course should be taken by any Hazmat Employee involved in the transportation of hazardous materials and may be required to identify, administer, replace, or in any way be involved in the use of hazardous materials markings. This includes, but is not limited to, Hazmat Employer involved in the carrying, shipment, or manufacture of hazardous materials.
In this course we’ll examine the hazards batteries pose and how to safely manage those hazards when preparing batteries for transportation.
This DOT Hazmat Function Specific - Shipping Papers course should be taken by any Hazmat Employee involved in the transportation of hazardous materials and may be required to identify, administer, replace, or in any way be involved in the use of hazardous materials markings. This includes, but is not limited to, Hazmat Employer involved in the carrying, shipment, or manufacture of hazardous materials.
This DOT Hazmat: Function Specific – Using the Hazmat Table (HMT) course should be taken by any Hazmat Employee involved in the transportation of hazardous materials that may be required to identify, administer, replace, or in any way be involved in the use of Hazardous Materials Table (HMT).
Our DOT Hazmat: Segregation - Highway training course provides students with training on the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) segregation requirements for the domestic shipment of hazardous materials using private, common, and contract motor carriers on public highways.
Our DOT Hazmat: Segregation - Air training course provides students with training on the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) and International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) segregation requirements for the domestic and international shipment of hazardous materials (or dangerous goods) by cargo or passenger plane as an air carrier in the United States and in all aircraft registered in the United States anywhere in the world.
Our DOT Hazmat: Segregation - Rail training course provides students with training on the Department of Transportation’s segregation requirements for the shipment of hazardous materials by railway.
Our DOT Hazmat: Segregation - Vessel training course provides students with training on the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) and International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) requirements for the segregation of hazardous materials by most commercial vessels, foreign or domestic, when in the navigable waters of the United States and across the globe.
This online course focuses on the modal-specific training requirement for carrying hazardous materials as a passenger and accepting and/or transporting hazardous materials in commerce as an air carrier in any aircraft in the United States and in all aircraft registered in the United States, anywhere in the world.