DOT HazMat Training

How does my practice fall under these guidelines?
Any person who prepares RMW for transport and anyone who signs the Medical Waste manifest is signing on behalf of the generator (your facility) and is subject to DOT requirements (49 CFR 172 Subpart H and 172 Subpart C). Your employees are therefore considered hazmat employees and the requirements are applicable
How does my transportation company fall under these guidelines?
Any person who loads, unloads or transports medical waste is signing a manifest on behalf of the transporter and is subject to DOT requirements and therefore is considered a hazmat employee
Our training session includes:
- General awareness/Familiarization
- Function-specific training
- Safety training
- Security awareness
- Security plan training (Large Quantity Generators only)
· Receive proper waste handling and emergency procedures, relevant to your employees responsibilities
· Training Outline and Handout provided
· Certificates awarded after completion of training and HazMat Testing
- Employee name
- Employee email address
- Job title
- Receive their unique login and have full access to the course(s)
- Work at their own learning pace
- Save where they left off and resume the course until it is completed
- Complete each chapter and quiz in sequence prior to moving on to the next chapter
- Retake the quiz and review previous lessons
- Receive a weekly reminder if the course has not been completed within the specified time
- Download outline(s) and handout(s)
- Employee name
- Employee email address
- Job title
- Employee Name
- Description of course
- Completion date
- Test scores