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|  DOE-STD-1155-2002
IMDG Code, "International Maritime Dangerous Goods"
SARA Title III
40 CFR 61, NESHAPS
Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills
The following knowledge and/or skills generally apply to the above regulations.
Transportation and traffic management personnel should have a working level knowledge as
it applies to a specific regulation.
a.
Determine the hazardous classification of the material being shipped.
b.
Determine the proper packaging for the material being shipped.
c.
Determine the appropriate entries that are required for the shipping paper/waste
manifest.
d.
Determine the appropriate markings required for the package being shipped.
e.
Determine the appropriate labels required for the package being shipped.
f.
Determine the appropriate placards for the conveyance.
g.
Determine the appropriate emergency response information that is required.
h.
Determine the appropriate training requirements for personnel involved in the
transportation activity.
i.
Determine pre-notification and physical security requirements for spent nuclear fuel
and high level waste.
j.
Determine the appropriate requirements for shipping RCRA and TSCA waste.
k.
Compare and contrast the terms listed below as applied in the regulations above:
Cargo aircraft only
Cargo tank
Competent authority
Detention
Domestic transportation
Drum
Exclusive use
Gross weight or gross mass
Hazard class
Hazardous material
Hazardous substance
Hazardous waste
Hazmat employee
Highway Route Controlled Quantity
Limited quantity
Marine Pollutant
Mixture
Packing group
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