DOT Ground Training Online
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Initial Online
DOT Ground Hazmat Training GTM-1000-IW |
Includes the following initial modules: regulatory and training, classification, identification, packaging, marking, labeling, documentation, placarding, safety and security awareness. Satisfies initial hazmat training requirements for DOT 49 CFR §172.704.
Average course duration: 8-20 hours |
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Recurrent Online
DOT Ground Air Hazmat Training
GTM-1000-RW |
Includes the following recurrent modules: regulatory and training, classification, identification, packaging, marking, labeling, documentation, placarding,
safety and security awareness. Satisfies recurrent hazmat
training requirements DOT 49 CFR §172.704.
Average course duration: 8-20 hours |
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Initial Online Packaging and Communications Suite FSTG-210-IW |
Includes the following initial modules: regulatory and training, packaging, marking, labeling, documentation, placarding and security awareness.
Average course duration: 6-10 hours |
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Recurrent Online Packaging and Communications Suite FSTG-210-RW |
Includes the following recurrent modules: regulatory and training, packaging, marking, labeling, documentation, placarding and security awareness.
Average course duration: 6-10 hours |
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Initial Online Communications Suite FSTG-200-IW |
Includes the following initial modules: regulatory and training, marking, labeling, documentation, placarding and security awareness.
Average course duration: 4-6 hours |
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Recurrent Online Communications Suite FSTG-200-RW |
Includes the following recurrent modules: regulatory and training, marking, labeling, documentation, placarding and security awareness.
Average course duration: 4-6 hours |
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Note: All course packages and suites include a FREE Course Training Manual and Emergency Response Guidebook in PDF format. Training certificates of completion are issued online or by email after successful completion of the course. Students are expected to either have a current CFR 49 manual or purchase one during enrollment for successful course completion.
Individual Course Modules:
Classification Training - Initial Online FSTG-100-IW |
Includes the following initial modules: regulatory and training, classification and security awareness.
Average course duration: 2-4 hours |
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Documentation Training - Initial Online FSTG-150-IW |
Includes the following initial modules: regulatory and training, documentation and security awareness.
Average course duration: 2-4 hours |
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Identification Training - Initial Online FSTG-110-IW |
Includes the following initial modules: regulatory and training, identification and security awareness.
Average course duration: 2-4 hours |
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Labeling Training - Initial Online FSTG-140-IW |
Includes the following initial modules: regulatory and training, labeling and security awareness.
Average course duration: 2-4 hours |
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Marking Training - Initial Online FSTG-130-IW |
Includes the following initial modules: regulatory and training, marking and security awareness.
Average course duration: 2-4 hours |
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Packaging Training - Initial Online FSTG-120-IW |
Includes the following initial modules: regulatory and training, packaging and security awareness.
Average course duration: 2-4 hours |
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Placarding Training - Initial Online
FSTG-160-IW |
Includes the following initial modules: regulatory and training, placarding and security awareness.
Average course duration: 2-4 hours |
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Safety Training - Initial Online
FSTG-170-IW |
Includes the following initial modules: regulatory and training, safety and security awareness.
Average course duration: 2-4 hours |
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Classification Training - Recurrent Online
FSTG-100-RW |
Includes the following recurrent modules: regulatory and training, classification and security awareness.
Average course duration: 2-4 hours |
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Documentation Training - Recurrent Online
FSTG-150-RW |
Includes the following recurrent modules: regulatory and training, documentation and security awareness.
Average course duration: 2-4 hours |
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Identification Training - Recurrent Online
FSTG-110-RW |
Includes the following recurrent modules: regulatory and training, identification and security awareness.
Average course duration: 2-4 hours |
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Labeling Training - Recurrent Online
FSTG-140-RW |
Includes the following recurrent modules: regulatory and training, labeling and security awareness.
Average course duration: 2-4 hours |
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Marking Training - Recurrent Online
FSTG-130-RW |
Includes the following recurrent modules: regulatory and training, marking and security awareness.
Average course duration: 2-4 hours |
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Packaging Training - Recurrent Online
FSTG-120-RW |
Includes the following recurrent modules: regulatory and training, packaging and security awareness.
Average course duration: 2-4 hours |
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Placarding Training - Recurrent Online
FSTG-160-RW |
Includes the following recurrent modules: regulatory and training, placarding and security awareness.
Average course duration: 2-4 hours |
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Safety Training - Recurrent Online
FSTG-170-RW |
Includes the following recurrent modules: regulatory and training, safety and security awareness.
Average course duration: 2-4 hours |
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Note: All individual course modules include a FREE Course Training Manual and Emergency Response Guidebook in PDF format. Training certificates of completion are issued online or by email after successful completion of the course. Students are expected to either have a current CFR 49 manual or purchase one during enrollment for successful course completion.
Training Requirements for DOT 49 CFR
Training Requirement Basics
All hazmat employees must be trained in the following areas dealing with hazardous materials, as required in DOT 49 CFR §172.704(a):
- General awareness training - provides familiarity with the regulatory requirements and allows employees to recognize hazardous materials in the workplace environment,
- Function-specific training - detailed job-specific training in preparing, handling or transporting shipments of hazardous materials,
- Safety training - includes emergency response and measures to be taken in case of an emergency or hazmat spill, and
- Security training - security risks associated with dangerous goods transport and the enhancement of transportation safety.
Initial Training Requirements
Employers and employees involved with dangerous goods in the United States must adhere to the training requirements as described in Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, Subpart H, governed by the U.S. Department of Transportation. For all modes and job functions, the following regulations apply (DOT 49 CFR §172.702):
- It is the employer's responsibility to ensure their employees receive training,
- The employee may not perform their duties unless they are under direct supervision of a properly trained and knowledgeable hazmat employee, until they have received training,
- Employees must be trained within 90 days of hire or change in job function(s),
- The employer may provide training or use an outside source, and
- The training must include a test.
Recurrent Training Requirements
Regulatory law for recurrent hazmat training requires that all hazmat employees are to receive mandatory recurrent training within a three-year time period, under Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, for shipping hazardous materials by ground transport within the United States.
Recurrent training is also required whenever changes to the regulations have been made pertaining to the hazardous materials that you transport or regarding your job function.
Training Record Retention
A record of current training, including the last three years, must be kept and maintained for each hazmat employee while they remain an employee, and for a period of 90 days after the employee leaves (DOT 49 CFR §172.704(d)).
The following information must be kept in the record:
- Hazmat employee's name,
- Most recent training completion date,
- Description, copy or location of training materials used to meet the requirements from paragraph §172.704(a),
- Name and address of the person providing the training, and
- Certification that the hazmat employee has been trained and tested.
For more information on DOT training requirements and our online and classroom courses, please email sales@bureaudg.com.
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Multimodal Hazmat Training Courses
Save money by taking courses which combine transportation modes. We offer Complete Online Initial and Recurrent courses which contain all modules for 2 or 3 modes at significant savings over the combined cost of single mode courses.  Click here to see the Multimodal Courses.
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