Please note: It is recommended that users complete the Hazmat General, Safety and Security Awareness Training course or an equivalent course before taking this course.

Duration: Approximately 2.5 – 3 Hours

Course Description:

OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard or HCS is a vital safety regulation that is based on the United Nation’s Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals or GHS. As of 2012, the Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) is now aligned with the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS).

According to 29 CFR 1910.1200(h), if your company handles chemicals in the work area, you must provide employees with training about the hazards in their workplace. This course will help provide you with the knowledge and oversight that you need to understand the GHS System and how it relates to the HCS. You will also learn how it applies across the globe and what impact it might have on your operations.

This course covers:

• An introduction to the GHS/HCS HazCom regulations and the standards upon which these requirements are based
• Classification of physical hazards
• Classification of health hazards
• Labels, safety data sheets and training requirements

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Duration: Approximately 90 minutes

Course Description:

If your company ships hazmat or dangerous goods, the U.S. Department of Transportation requires the general awareness, safety and security training specified in 49 CFR Part 172.704 be taken every three years. This course meets the general awareness, safety, and security training requirements.

This course covers:

• An introduction to hazardous materials
• Why training is important and what the requirements are
• Which agencies set the requirements, and the publications which state their requirements
• The transport chain, including shipper and operator responsibilities within it
• Hazmat classifications
• General packing requirements and proper package selection
• How to mark and label packages correctly
• How to correctly document hazmat shipments

Please Note: This course is an overview of the regulations, and is not for qualification or certification. This course is NOT for personnel who are responsible for acceptance checklists and regulatory review to determine compliance for a given shipment. Employees responsible for determining if packages comply with relevant regulations and employees responsible for certifying shipments (by signing a dangerous goods declaration or hazmat bill of lading) will require additional training as specified by their employer.

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Please note: Users must complete the Hazmat General, Safety and Security Awareness Training course or an equivalent course before taking this course.

Duration: Approximately 2-2.5 Hours

Course Description:

If your company ships hazardous materials or dangerous goods in the United States, you must comply with the US Department of Transportation’s Code of Federal Regulations 49 CFR. The 49 CFR requires that employees involved in shipping hazardous materials within the U.S. receive training (49 CFR, Subpart H, Section 172.704). This course will help provide you with the knowledge that you need to fulfill your responsibilities as a ground transportation carrier using the US DOT Code of Federal Regulations Title 49, otherwise known as 49 CFR.

This course is intended to meet applicable training requirements in 49CFR, Subpart H, Section 172.704 for ground carrier staff. This course is not a registered training provider for Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) requirements for CDL and Hazmat Endorsements as stated by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).

This course covers:

• The structure of the 49 CFR regulations
• Requirements specific to ground carriers found in Part 177 of the 49 CFR
  • General information and regulations
  • Loading and unloading
  • Segregation and separation
  • Vehicles and shipments in transit
• Security awareness
• Emergency response information

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Please note: Users must complete the Hazmat General, Safety and Security Awareness Training course or an equivalent course before taking Ground Transportation 49 CFR Training for Shippers.

Duration: Approximately 4.5 - 5 hours

Course Description:

If your company ships hazardous materials or dangerous goods in the United States, you must comply with the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Code of Federal Regulations, 49 CFR. The 49 CFR requires that employees involved in shipping hazardous materials within the U.S. receive training (49 CFR, Subpart H, Section 172.704). This course meets the minimum training requirements specified in the 49 CFR for employees shipping and handling hazardous materials.

This course is intended to meet applicable training requirements in 49CFR, Subpart H, Section 172.704 for ground shipper staff. This course is not a registered training provider for Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) requirements for CDL and Hazmat Endorsements as stated by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).

This course covers:

• What hazardous materials are and how they are classified
• What training is required and why
• Responsibilities of those shipping hazardous materials by ground in the United States
• Proper package selection and use
• How to pack, mark and label items in accordance with the 49 CFR
• How to prepare shipping papers according to the 49 CFR
• Safety and security awareness and emergency response guidance

You need a copy of the most current 49 CFR book to complete this course. You can purchase the 49 CFR book here.

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PREREQUISITES

Users must have completed an initial 24-hour or 40-hour HAZWOPER OSHA training. If certification has not been kept current under OSHA guidelines (each successive year after completing the initial 24-hour or 40-hour HAZWOPER), the 24-hour or 40-hour HAZWOPER should be re-taken to maintain certification.

Duration: 8 Hours

Course Description:

This HAZWOPER 8-hour Refresher Training is designed for individuals who need to refresh their existing 24-hour or 40-hour HAZWOPER certification.

This course meets the requirements outlined in OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 for 8 (eight) hours of annual refresher training for workers involved in the transport, storage, or handling of hazardous materials or hazardous waste.[i]

This course covers:

• HAZWOPER - Introduction
• Hazardous Waste Management
• DOT Packaging Hazardous Materials
• Hazard Communication
• Hazardous Materials Chemistry
• HAZWOPER PPE
• Respiratory Protection
• Decontamination
• Personal Fall Arrest Systems
• Ergonomics
• Compressed Gas Safety
• Electrical Safety
• Confined Spaces
• Slips, Trips, and Falls
• Emergency and Fire Preparedness

[i] 29 CFR 1910 mandates training for employees exposed to hazardous substances, health hazards, or safety hazards. The level of training the employer must provide depends on the role the employee will play. It remains the employers’ responsibility to determine the adequate level of training mandated by the CFR. CHEMTREC makes no representations or warranties that its training course(s) will satisfy the requirements for any particular employee.

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Duration: Approximately 2.5 - 3 hours

Course Description:

If your company ships lithium ion or lithium metal batteries, the U.S. Department of Transportation requires the training specified in 49 CFR Part 172, Subpart H. This online course meets the U.S. DOT training requirements for individuals who perform or direct the functions of packaging, marking, labeling, or loading packages containing lithium batteries for shipment by highway, rail, air, or vessel. The course covers both excepted and fully-regulated lithium batteries.

This course covers:

• The definition of hazardous materials
• The nine classes of hazardous materials defined in the regulations
• An overview of what lithium batteries are and why they are potentially hazardous
• Lithium battery general awareness
• Packaging and package selection (both UN packaging and non-UN packaging types)
• Marking, labeling, and documentation requirements
• Safety, emergency response, and security awareness
• Shipper responsibilities in the transportation process

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Please note: It is recommended that users complete the Hazmat General, Safety and Security Awareness Training course or an equivalent course before taking this course.

Duration: Approximately 2.5 – 3 Hours

Course Description:

OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard or HCS is a vital safety regulation that is based on the United Nation’s Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals or GHS. As of 2012, the Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) is now aligned with the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS).

According to 29 CFR 1910.1200(h), if your company handles chemicals in the work area, you must provide employees with training about the hazards in their workplace. This course will help provide you with the knowledge and oversight that you need to understand the GHS System and how it relates to the HCS. You will also learn how it applies across the globe and what impact it might have on your operations.

This course covers:

• An introduction to the GHS/HCS HazCom regulations and the standards upon which these requirements are based
• Classification of physical hazards
• Classification of health hazards
• Labels, safety data sheets and training requirements

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Stay in compliance with the U.S. Department of Transportation Code of Federal Regulations, Title 49, featuring Parts 100-177 and Parts 178-199. These hazardous materials regulations spell out requirements for markings, labels, placards, shipping papers, training, emergency response and performance-oriented packaging standards, as well as domestic transportation regulations for highway, rail, air and water. A convenient and user-friendly way to stay current with changing regulations, these reliable publications are essential tools for shippers, carriers and freight forwarders.

You can expect to receive your copy of the 49 CFR within 1 - 2 weeks of your order being placed.

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Recognized by airlines worldwide, the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) is the industry standard for shipping dangerous goods by air. It is the most complete, up-to-date and user-friendly reference manual trusted by the industry for over 50 years.

Maintaining compliance with the latest regulations is critical for safely shipping dangerous goods by air. The DGR draws from the industry’s most trustworthy cargo sources to help you classify, pack, mark, label, and document shipments of dangerous goods. The DGR includes international dangerous goods air regulations, as well as state and airline requirements. It is an invaluable resource in ensuring you have all the information you need to ship safely and in compliance, at your fingertips.

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Please note: Users must complete the Hazmat General, Safety and Security Awareness Training course or an equivalent course before taking Dangerous Goods IATA Training for Air Transportation.

Duration: Approximately 4.5 - 5 hours

Course description:

If you ship dangerous goods by air on either passenger or cargo airlines, you must comply with ICAO/IATA’s requirements. Although the ICAO Technical Instructions are the legally binding document for shipping dangerous goods by air, the majority of the world’s airlines use the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations which fully reflect all the provisions found in the ICAO TI’s. The IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations require that employees involved in shipping dangerous goods receive training (IATA DGR 1.5). This interactive online course meets the minimum training requirements specified in the IATA DGR for employees shipping and handling dangerous goods.

This course covers:

• The shipment preparation process
• The structure of the IATA DGR
• Forbidden and undeclared dangerous goods
• Limited and excepted quantities of dangerous goods
• State and operator variations
• Proper shipping names
• Packaging instructions
• Dangerous goods declarations

Please note: Users need a copy of the IATA DGR – 65th Edition to complete this course. Book codes for the 65th edition can be purchased here.

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Purchase course codes to distribute to other users to redeem for Ground Transportation 49 CFR Training for Carriers.

Please note: Users must complete the Hazmat General, Safety and Security Awareness Training course or an equivalent course before taking this course.

Course Description:

If your company ships hazardous materials or dangerous goods in the United States, you must comply with the US Department of Transportation’s Code of Federal Regulations 49 CFR. The 49 CFR requires that employees involved in shipping hazardous materials within the U.S. receive training (49 CFR, Subpart H, Section 172.704). This course will help provide you with the knowledge that you need to fulfill your responsibilities as a ground transportation carrier using the US DOT Code of Federal Regulations Title 49, otherwise known as 49 CFR.

This course is intended to meet applicable training requirements in 49CFR, Subpart H, Section 172.704 for ground carrier staff. This course is not a registered training provider for Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) requirements for CDL and Hazmat Endorsements as stated by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).

This course covers:

• The structure of the 49 CFR regulations
• Requirements specific to ground carriers found in Part 177 of the 49 CFR
  • General information and regulations
  • Loading and unloading
  • Segregation and separation
  • Vehicles and shipments in transit
• Security awareness
• Emergency response information

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Purchase course codes to distribute to other users to redeem for Ground Transportation 49 CFR Training for Shippers.

Please note: Users must complete the Hazmat General, Safety and Security Awareness Training course or an equivalent course before taking Ground Transportation 49 CFR Training for Shippers.

Duration: Approximately 4.5 - 5 hours

Course Description:

If your company ships hazardous materials or dangerous goods in the United States, you must comply with the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Code of Federal Regulations, 49 CFR. The 49 CFR requires that employees involved in shipping hazardous materials within the U.S. receive training (49 CFR, Subpart H, Section 172.704). This course meets the minimum training requirements specified in the 49 CFR for employees shipping and handling hazardous materials.

This course is intended to meet applicable training requirements in 49CFR, Subpart H, Section 172.704 for ground shipper staff. This course is not a registered training provider for Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) requirements for CDL and Hazmat Endorsements as stated by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).

This course covers:

• What hazardous materials are and how they are classified
• What training is required and why
• Responsibilities of those shipping hazardous materials by ground in the United States
• Proper package selection and use
• How to pack, mark and label items in accordance with the 49 CFR
• How to prepare shipping papers according to the 49 CFR
• Safety and security awareness and emergency response guidance

Users need a copy of the most current 49 CFR book to complete this course. Book codes for the 49 CFR book can be purchased here.

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Purchase course codes to distribute to other users to redeem Hazmat General, Safety and Security Awareness Training.

Duration: Approximately 90 minutes

Course Description:

If your company ships hazmat or dangerous goods, the U.S. Department of Transportation requires the general awareness, safety and security training specified in 49 CFR Part 172.704 be taken every three years. This course meets the general awareness, safety and security training requirements.

This course covers:

• An introduction to hazardous materials
• Why training is important and what the requirements are
• Which agencies set the requirements, and the publications which state their requirements
• The transport chain, including shipper and operator responsibilities within it
• Hazmat classifications
• General packing requirements and proper package selection
• How to mark and label packages correctly
• How to correctly document hazmat shipments

Please Note: This course is an overview of the regulations, and is not for qualification or certification. This course is NOT for personnel who are responsible for acceptance checklists and regulatory review to determine compliance for a given shipment. Employees responsible for determining if packages comply with relevant regulations and employees responsible for certifying shipments (by signing a dangerous goods declaration or hazmat bill of lading) will require additional training as specified by their employer.

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PREREQUISITES

Users must have completed an initial 24-hour or 40-hour HAZWOPER OSHA training. If certification has not been kept current under OSHA guidelines (each successive year after completing the initial 24-hour or 40-hour HAZWOPER), the 24-hour or 40-hour HAZWOPER should be re-taken to maintain certification.

Duration: 8 Hours

Course Description:

This HAZWOPER 8-hour Refresher Training is designed for individuals who need to refresh their existing 24-hour or 40-hour HAZWOPER certification.

This course meets the requirements outlined in OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 for 8 (eight) hours of annual refresher training for workers involved in the transport, storage, or handling of hazardous materials or hazardous waste.[i]

This course covers:

• HAZWOPER - Introduction
• Hazardous Waste Management
• DOT Packaging Hazardous Materials
• Hazard Communication
• Hazardous Materials Chemistry
• HAZWOPER PPE
• Respiratory Protection
• Decontamination
• Personal Fall Arrest Systems
• Ergonomics
• Compressed Gas Safety
• Electrical Safety
• Confined Spaces
• Slips, Trips, and Falls
• Emergency and Fire Preparedness

[i] 29 CFR 1910 mandates training for employees exposed to hazardous substances, health hazards, or safety hazards. The level of training the employer must provide depends on the role the employee will play. It remains the employers’ responsibility to determine the adequate level of training mandated by the CFR. CHEMTREC makes no representations or warranties that its training course(s) will satisfy the requirements for any particular employee.

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Please note: It is recommended that users complete the Hazmat General, Safety and Security Awareness Training course or an equivalent course before taking this course.

Course Description:

OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard or HCS is a vital safety regulation that is based on the United Nation’s Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals or GHS. As of 2012, the Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) is now aligned with the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS).

According to 29 CFR 1910.1200(h), if your company handles chemicals in the work area, you must provide employees with training about the hazards in their workplace. This course will help provide you with the knowledge and oversight that you need to understand the GHS System and how it relates to the HCS. You will also learn how it applies across the globe and what impact it might have on your operations.

This course covers:

• An introduction to the GHS/HCS HazCom regulations and the standards upon which these requirements are based
• Classification of physical hazards
• Classification of health hazards
• Labels, safety data sheets and training requirements

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Purchase course codes to distribute to other users to redeem Shipping Lithium Batteries Training.

Duration: Approximately 2.5 - 3 hours

Course Description:

If your company ships lithium ion or lithium metal batteries, the U.S. Department of Transportation requires the training specified in 49 CFR Part 172, Subpart H. This online course meets the U.S. DOT training requirements for individuals who perform or direct the functions of packaging, marking, labeling, or loading packages containing lithium batteries for shipment by highway, rail, air, or vessel. The course covers both excepted and fully-regulated lithium batteries.

This course covers:

• The definition of hazardous materials
• The nine classes of hazardous materials defined in the regulations
• An overview of what lithium batteries are and why they are potentially hazardous
• Lithium battery general awareness
• Packaging and package selection (both UN packaging and non-UN packaging types)
• Marking, labeling, and documentation requirements
• Safety, emergency response, and security awareness
• Shipper responsibilities in the transportation process

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In our exclusive webinar, "More Than a Call Center: Charging Ahead - Lithium Battery Requirements in 2024 and Beyond," we explore the ever-evolving landscape of lithium battery requirements. As we move forward, staying informed about the latest developments is crucial, and this webinar is your key to staying ahead of the curve. 

Our experienced panel will delve into the following key areas: 

• Future Lithium Battery Requirements: Discover what's on the horizon for lithium battery regulations and standards. Stay ahead of the game by understanding the upcoming changes that will shape the industry. 
• UN Transport of Dangerous Goods Committee Insights: Get exclusive insights into the outcomes and recommendations of the UN Transport of Dangerous Goods Committee. Stay informed about the latest testing protocols and safety measures for lithium batteries. 
• ICAO State of Charge Information: Explore the latest state of charge information from the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO); understand the implications for air travel. 

This webinar is your opportunity to gain valuable insights necessary to keep your organization prepared for the future of lithium batteries. Don't miss out on this essential update for anyone involved in the lithium battery supply chain.  

Speakers:

Bob Richard, Hazmat Safety Consulting
Mike Pagel, Hazmat Safety Consulting
Bill Erny, CHEMTREC®

CHEMTREC has partnered with FACTOR to provide chemical companies with advanced transport risk assessments. These assessments are essential to enable an informed selection of carriers, routes, modes, and suppliers. Join our panel of experts as they explore the process of conducting a transport route risk assessment, explore sources of information, and discuss how the risk assessment should feed into your emergency response arrangements to reduce the likelihood and impact of any incident.

Panel:

• Gareth Black, CHEMTREC Consultancy Solutions
• Chris Scott, CHEMTREC Consultancy Solutions
• Rick Bornhorst, Principal at FACTOR

CHEMTREC and representatives from the chemical, distribution, and transportation sectors discussed the challenges of moving an average of 55 million tons of freight per day through the U.S. Our industry speakers explored some possible solutions and lessons learned from these challenges. Due to the many modes of transportation utilized in our supply chain, this particular webinar will be centered on those who handle bulk shipments. Join us for the discussion and discover the expanded scope of CHEMTREC’s communications across the supply chain!

Shippers

• Trevor LaPier, Formerly Global Transportation and Safety Compliance Specialist, BP America
• Ernest Marcel, CDGP, DGSA, Head of Dangerous Goods Management, LANXESS Corporation
• Vic Sweetwood, DOT & Rail Fleet Manager/Import Agent, Nufarm

Carriers

• Will Dunn, Chief Operating Officer, Quick-Way, Inc.
• Tanya Rogers, CDGP, Director of Corporate Compliance, Quantix SCS
• Patrick Brady, General Director Hazardous Materials Safety, BNSF Railway

Join CHEMTREC as we take a deep dive into the Safety Data Sheet’s regulatory requirements, uses, frequent barriers, and process improvements. With multiple audiences and different regulatory entities playing a role; authoring a compliant, accurate, and ultimately valuable SDS comes with its own set of difficulties. Join us for a discussion with our industry panel of representatives from OSHA and AIHA who will highlight the obligations, common issues, and best practices of this vital tool in product stewardship.

Who would benefit from this webinar:

• SDS Authors;
• EHS Specialists;
• Regulatory Specialists;
• Members of SCHC and CHCS;
• And More

Speakers:

• Katie Lavender, SDSRP, CHEMTREC, SDS Authoring Manager
• Fabien Daniel, CHEMTREC, Technical Advisor, Emergency Response
• Maureen Ruskin, MKRuskin Consulting
• Michele M. Twilley, DrPH, CIH,  AIHA, Certified Industrial Hygienist

A crisis can strike without warning, when it is least expected, and have huge potential to create negative headlines, damage share prices, and destroy reputations that have been built over decades. Even small-scale incidents can quickly lead to crisis situations, and companies should be prepared to respond and communicate with clarity, confidence, and compassion. Even when media pressure is at its most intense, there is a need to engage with both internal and external stakeholders.

To understand why communication is so important in a crisis, CHEMTREC’s Crisis Solutions team has partnered up with Mark Wenham, a world-renowned expert in media and communications, to deliver an insightful webinar on the strategies and tools needed to protect your organization's reputation, maintain stakeholder trust, and emerge stronger from any crisis.

Speakers:

• Gareth Black, CHEMTREC Crisis Solutions
• Chris Scott, CHEMTREC Crisis Solutions
• Mark Wenham, M Wenham Consulting Ltd.

This webinar introduced the foundations and principles of incident, emergency, and crisis management. We shared key results from the 2021 Crisis Management State of the Industry survey and revealed secrets to creating “buy in” for those looking to implement or improve their introduction to incident, emergency, and crisis management program.

Our panel discussed the role of a health-check in understanding your organization’s needs and our specialists shared their top tips for developing a health check tool. The panel then shared best practices in the development of incident, emergency, and crisis plans and policies. The 2021 Crisis Management State of the Industry survey showed that the industry struggles to develop plans which are flexible and scalable, and our panel offered practical solutions to this need. One attendee won a free health check for their organization, conducted by our Crisis Solutions team.

Four out of ten people in the chemical sector do not understand their crisis management and emergency “response” roles and responsibilities and 18% of organizations have not tested their plans. This webinar explored the importance of training and exercises, and offered practical solutions to develop your training and exercise program. We also shared our top tips for getting staff to engage in and attend training and exercising events. 

Webinar Overview

CHEMTREC teamed up with international regulatory specialists to provide an overview of the complex emergency telephone number requirements around the world and how you can help your company in supporting compliance. CHEMTREC strived to make the most complex challenges simple. Drawing on our panel of experts, we highlighted key supply and transport regulations around the world and provide guidance on how to overcome these. A wide range of topics were covered including the challenges of exporting to Europe with its perplexing emergency response and poison center phone numbers, ensuring compliance with Mexico or Latin America exports, and the task of trying to meet the extremely stringent emergency response and hazardous products registration requirements in China. There really is something for everyone in this webinar. Our Q&A session provided some great insights into the challenges your peers in the chemical supply chain are facing, and how CHEMTREC and our partners are helping others in your position. A consolidated document of questions can be found with the webinar recording.

Who should watch this webinar?

To support compliance and help ensure smooth delivery of products throughout your supply chain this webinar is relevant to:

• EHS and regulatory compliance managers
• Supply chain and logistics managers
• SDS authoring teams
• Sales & marketing professionals
• Anyone helping your company with compliance such as corporate governance personnel

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In this webinar, a variety of experts came together to present a breadth of information on the topic of lithium battery test summary management and the new requirements under UN 38.3. We go beyond information sharing to answer tough questions and discuss how companies and industry partners worldwide are confronting the challenges involved and finding solutions through innovation.

If your company ships, manufactures, or distributes lithium batteries this webinar is for you!

In this webinar you will learn:

• About the lithium battery test summary regulations
• How these requirements may affect the hazardous materials industry
• How this affects battery manufacturers vs. product manufacturers that use batteries
• Challenges to comply with the requirements
• Solution industry has developed to ease the burden of complying

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