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Training is a critical component for any company involved in handling, offering for transport, or transporting dangerous goods. Watch our video on training. Let’s build a relationship around compliance. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/AKz0-OW8tSc

Health and safety directors in manufacturing environments are often tasked with identifying the best types of liquid pumps for large drums dispensing potentially #flammable and #hazardous chemicals. Here's how to keep workers who handle dangerous liquids safe: https://bit.ly/3kTH30n via @SMEmfg

Are you suffering from Placard Confusion? You are not alone. Our Regulatory Help Desk Team is asked daily, "Is a Placard Required?". Read our Help Desk article for the placard solution our customer needed: #49CFR #DOT #TDG https://bit.ly/38cQVyO

With 2020 coming to a close, it's time to start preparing for the New Year however possible. As of January 1st, 2021, the limited quantity markings referenced in TDG 1.17 (6) will no longer be allowed. Read on to find out what this means for your shipments: #DangerousGoods #Regulation #Shipping ... https://bit.ly/3jNM2yg See more

Have a safe and happy #Halloween from all of us here at ICC!

#COVID19 has increased demand for alcohol-based #sanitizers, requiring industries and government to be creative when managing standard packaging shortages. Learn what's necessary to ensure alcohol-based sanitizers are compliant with #labeling and #packaging requirements: https://bit.ly/2HIbYy5 #HandSanitizers #DangerousGoods

Do you know how to safely ship #lithiumbatteries? Learn what mark and #labeling requirements are necessary to ensure #regulatorycompliance: #Packaging #DangerousGoods ... https://bit.ly/3knuvho See more

With #Halloween around the corner, many people will be decorating their homes with spooky decorations. Dry ice is commonly used in smoke/fog machines but is dangerous to ship. Here's what you need to know when #shipping dry ice by #air: https://bit.ly/34q7h4s #IATA #HazardousMaterials #DangerousGoods

Come January 1, 2021, the term ORM-D (Other Regulated Material) will be eliminated and replaced with the Limited Quantity exemption. Find out how to ensure your company has a successful transition: #HazardousMaterials #Shipping #Packaging https://bit.ly/3jlTsIN

PHMSA (Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Administration) issued a Notice of Enforcement Policy regarding international standards. Here's what you need to know to stay informed: #HazardousMaterials #DangerousGoods #RegulatoryCompliance https://bit.ly/3o7nZ0E

Everyone understands the need to be cautious when shipping #dangerousgoods but keeping employees on changing #regulations can be challenging. Traning is key! Our training courses provide #hazardousmaterials and dangerous goods training on a variety of topics related to #shipping and regulation compliance: https://bit.ly/30gDQQd

Shipping liquid #dangerousgoods by air may require additional packaging that is far more restrictive than road and sea. Learn how #shipping with #vermiculite can help you stay compliant with #IATA regulations: #AirSafety #HazardousMaterials https://bit.ly/3jZLsym

How should you provide quantity on a #shipper’s declaration for an #engine containing #flammable liquid? Check with the #carrier first to see how they want the quantity provided on the declaration. Read our blog to learn how to prevent delays in situations like these: https://bit.ly/2S8rJQM #IATA

Wishing all our friends in Canada a happy and safe #Thanksgiving!

The ICAO Technical Instructions, its Supplement, and Emergency Response Guidance are published every two years to include new revisions that keep the transportation of #dangerousgoods by air safe. The current versions will expire on December 31st, 2020. Our 2021-2022 #ICAO Publications are available now to help you ensure you meet the standards for #aviation safety: https://bit.ly/3cEKkgt