October 2020
S&R of the Sun
The transportation of hazardous materials can be complex. If you wish to pack more than one dangerous good in a package for transport by air, you'll need to calculate the "Q" value. If you're offering for transport waste aerosol cans in an IBC you must display the correct package marks and labels. And just what is an IBC anyway?

This Newsletter answers all of those questions.

Check out my Q&A's and FAQ's below for answers to the questions you wish you had asked.

How to Calculate the “Q” Value for “All Packed in One”
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The IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations for transportation of dangerous goods by air allow the packing of different dangerous goods in the same outer packaging. But, different dangerous goods may have different allowances for maximum net quantity per package; how can the shipper know the maximum net quantity of dangerous goods allowed in the package?


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Further Links and Information
2020 Upcoming Webinars

USEPA Hazardous Waste (RCRA) October 19th
USDOT HazMat Employee November 9th

USEPA Hazardous Waste (RCRA) November 23rd
USDOT HazMat Employee December 7th


Register now by clicking on the date above.

Or, contact me to make arrangements for a site-specific webinar scheduled at your convenience.
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