PHMSA Guidance
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STOP! Never refill 1 lb. propane bottles
The U.S. Department of Transportation, cautions the public to never refill DOT 39 cylinders, such as the 1lb. cylinders used for camping. These types of containers were not designed to withstand the stresses of emptying and refilling.PHMSA's Webinar for M/R-Number Approval Termination
This webinar provides a basic understanding of Manufacturer and Reconditioner Approval numbers, and why PHMSA is proposing termination of current M-number approvals (without an expiration) and all R-number approvals. Federal Register Notice Docket No. PHMSA-2017-0084 Notice No. 2017-03 was...PHMSA's 2018-19 Hazmat Registration Process Tutorial
This tutorial provides an overview of the steps and information hazmat professionals will need to register, print certificates, make amendments, and make supplemental payments.How to Use the 2016 Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG)
Video reviews the basics on how to use the Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG).Hazardous Materials: Unapproved Foreign-Made DOT Cylinders
PHMSA is issuing this safety advisory notice to inform the public, industrial gas stakeholders, and relevant government officials of the risks associated with requalifying, filling, and transporting cylinders bearing the DOT specification markings "DOT 4E" or "DOT 4BA" that were produced by a...Radioactive Material Enforcement Guidance (Laminated sheets)
Charts which provide inspectors a summary of the transport regulations for radioactive materials and direction/guidance on implementation of the regulations
Categorizing and Transporting Low Specific Activity Materials and Surface Contaminated Object
A guidebook on the proper classification and packaging of low specific activity materials and surface contaminated objects.
How to Create a Hazmat Portal Account
Hazmat Portal Training VideoPortal Training
Hazmat Registration Tips