HazMat Committee Presentation - American Trucking Associations
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HazMat Committee Presentation - American Trucking Associations
Hazardous Materials Committee Safety Management Council September 25, 2013 Opening Sam Faucette, Old Dominion Committee Chairman Opening • Self-introductions • Antitrust Guidelines • Prior meeting minutes Vice-Chair Election DOT Transportation Safety Institute Eddie Scott, TSI U.S. Department of Transportation Transportation Safety Institute (TSI) Multi-Modal Division Hazmat and Motor Carrier Sponsor TSI is an element of the DOT Research and Innovative Technology Administration (RITA). U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI DOT RITA TSI U.S. DOT Research and Innovative Technology Administration (RITA) Transportation Safety Institute (TSI) TSI Hazardous Materials Division (RTI-30) U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI Location The Transportation Safety Institute is located in Oklahoma City, OK, at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center next to Will Rogers World Airport. U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI Oklahoma City U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI Program Objectives Foster and Promote Transportation Safety through: – Training – Technology – Safety Operating Procedures – Communication & Cooperation U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI Hazardous Materials Staff Division Manager Federal Programs Industr y Programs State Programs Program Support Program Anal yst Support Staff U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI Associate Staff Associate Instructors —State, Federal, and Industry Experts Associate instructors teach and co-teach TSI courses at resident and non-resident locations. U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI Students — Federal, state, and local government officials as well as industry personnel (shippers, carriers, manufacturers, etc.) U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI Types of Training — More than 16 different courses on hazardous materials transportation — All modes of transportation — Both basic and specialized courses U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI Core Courses Basic “core” courses are offered several times each year: • Transportation of Hazardous Materials (Basic and Recurrent) Air Transportation of Hazardous Materials (ICAO/IATA) • International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG Code) “Core” courses are conducted at TSI in OKC, OK but may be held at alternate location by request of client. U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI Specialized Classes Students familiar with the basics of hazardous material transportation can further their training with these specialized courses: • Radioactive Material • UN/POP Packaging • Cylinders • HM: Instructor Training Modules • Explosives • Infectious Substances • Cargo Tanks • AFMAN 24-204(i) • Hazardous Wastes & Substances U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI Custom Training for Agencies Besides specific subject matter, specialized training for specific audiences includes: • FBI • State Police and Highway Patrols • State Inspectors • DOD • FAA / FMCSA / FRA / USCG • TSA U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI Facilities Our campus is located at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center in Oklahoma City, OK. U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI Lodging Numerous hotels within a 5 mile radius of MMAC. Tinker AFB within 20 minutes We will assist with accommodations if needed. U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI Facilities The MMAC, is where the Hazardous Materials and Transportation Safety Division is located, includes multi-media classrooms, offices, and a student break area. U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI Training Principles • Fulltime Staff Instructors • Associate Staff Instructors • Resident & Nonresident Courses • Multimodal Approach U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI Training Principles (continued) • Classroom Lectures & Presentations • Hands-on Activities • Student Evaluations • Post-Training Assistance U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI Non-Resident Training TSI goes on the road with: • Core and Specialized Courses • Customized Training U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI How to Contact Us Transportation Safety Institute Hazardous Materials Division Address: Telephone: Fax: E-mail: Internet: 6500 S. MacArthur Blvd. MPB-222, RTI-30 Oklahoma city, OK 73169 (405) 954-4500 (405) 954-4645 [email protected] www.tsi.dot.gov/hazmat U.S. DOT / RITA / TSI OSHA Global Harmonized System Brett Sant, Knight Transportation Global Harmonized System Timeline • Today: Shippers may use new requirements • June 1, 2015: New OSHA GHS labeling requirements take effect – Manufacturers MUST use them • December 1, 2015: Distributors must start using new requirements (for product received from manufacturer before June 1, 2015) New Labeling Requirements • Name, Address & Phone Number • Product Identifier (Chemical name, code number, or batch number) • Signal Word: Danger (high hazard) or Warning (lower hazard) • Hazard Statements • Precautionary Statements • Pictogram(s) OSHA GHS • What’s New? – OSHA labeling requirement (inner packagings only) – Training requirement – Material Safety Data Sheets replaced by Safety Data Sheets (SDS) which have required format. • What stays the same? – PHMSA regulations continue to trump OSHA regulations for cargo in transport. OSHA GHS – What do I need to know and do? • For transport: – New required SDS format – Packagings comport to new OSHA standard • Non-transportation functions: – Train required staff that may be exposed to OSHAregulated chemicals Labels & Transport • OSHA Pictograms do NOT replace DOT-required pictograms for containers that require labels. • If an OSHA label has a DOT equivalent, the OSHA label need not appear, but DOT will allow it. • Both labels may be required for international packages. • DOT label required on outside containers; OSHA label required on inside and outside* Policy Update Boyd Stephenson, ATA Old & New Business Adjournment