August brings new insights and updated regulations, and ICC is here to guide you through the latest compliance landscape. This month, we’re delivering essential best practices to ensure your operations remain compliant. Join us on this journey towards safer and more effective practices.
🔍 This Month's Spotlights:
PHMSA Investigative Questions:"PHMSA’s 30 Investigative Questions" outlines the questions PHMSA intends to ask hazardous materials shippers during audits or safety investigations. Covering topics from general hazardous materials information to safety and training, the questions aim to gather comprehensive data to enhance regulatory processes. Stakeholders are invited to provide comments by August 12, 2024, to help refine these investigative efforts.
Update to Hazmat Registration Fees:"PHMSA Proposes Update to DOT Hazmat Registration Fees – HM208J" outlines the proposed fee increases for hazardous materials shippers and carriers. Discover how the fee adjustments, aimed at funding emergency preparedness grants, could impact small businesses and larger companies, and learn about the new electronic payment processes. Comments on the proposal are due by August 22, 2024.
Comments on Small Quantities of Explosives:"PHMSA Seeks Comments on Small Quantities of Explosives" invites shippers of small quantities of Class 1 explosives to contribute to PHMSA's research project. By providing insights on the risks and potential regulatory exceptions for low-concentration explosives, you can help shape future transportation safety measures. Comments are due by September 26, 2024.
Training for Limited Quantities:"Do You Need Training to Ship Limited Quantities?" explains how shipping dangerous goods as limited quantities can simplify the process and reduce regulatory burdens. Understanding the nuances of the rules and whether training is required is crucial. Discover the specific requirements for the U.S., Canada, and international shipments, and learn how ICC's tailored training can help you comply effortlessly.
New Aerosol Classification: "OSHA’s New Aerosol Classification" details OSHA's update to chemical regulations, aligning with GHS version 7 and introducing a new hazard category for aerosols. Learn about the changes, including the new "Pressurized container; may burst if heated" classification, and the transitional period for updating product labeling and safety data sheets.
Wishing you an August filled with fresh insights and seamless compliance updates. Let's embrace the season with clarity, efficiency, and a commitment to safety. Here's to a successful and compliant month ahead!
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