May brings renewed momentum to spring operations, making it a good time to review your hazardous materials program. In this issue, we’re sharing timely updates and practical guidance to help support safe, compliant workflows through the season.
🔍 This Month's Spotlights:
CSA Opens Public Review for B625 Updates outlines proposed revisions for UN portable tank design and construction, including new FRP tank requirements and alignment with updated UN recommendations. Review the draft before May 26, 2026, to see how the changes may affect dangerous goods transport operations.
New ICAO Power Bank Addendum Now in Effect explains immediate changes to power bank rules for aircraft operators, passengers, and crew. Learn what the March 27, 2026 addendum means for in-flight use, charging limits, and lithium battery compliance through 2026.
U.S. and Canada Complete DOT-111 Phase-Out explains the full transition away from DOT-111 tank cars due to safety risks, replacing them with stronger DOT-117 standards. Learn how regulatory deadlines and improved design requirements are reshaping the safe transport of flammable liquids across North America.
With spring in full swing, consistent attention to compliance can help avoid unnecessary setbacks. Taking time to review procedures, documentation, and training now can prevent larger issues later. ICC is here to provide the support and expertise you need to keep your operations moving forward.
ICC offers comprehensive training on hazardous materials and dangerous goods covering various subjects such as air, ground, and sea shipping, biological substances, and dry ice, as well as OSHA and WHMIS regulations.
ICC’s Compliance Bulletin is the go-to source for our customers to stay informed of all the rapid regulatory changes that impact their business. Share this with your colleagues to ensure awareness!
