September 2021
This month's newsletter outlines the requirements and responsibilities for importing hazardous materials into the United States.

Also included are definitions of "a person" according to the USEPA and USDOT/PHMSA).


Importing a Hazardous Material into the U.S.
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Incidents may occur when a hazardous material is shipped to, and brought into, the U.S. by persons who aren’t aware of their responsibilities under the Hazardous Materials Regulations. That is why USDOT/PHMSA requires the importer of a HazMat to provide both the shipper and the forwarding agent with timely, complete, written information on their requirements under the HMR. If you import HazMat into the U.S., make certain you are aware of your responsibilities to provide this information and to whom. 
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Further Links and Information
2021 Upcoming Webinars
USDOT HazMat Employee October 4th
USEPA Hazardous Waste (RCRA) October 18th

USDOT HazMat Employee November 8th
USEPA Hazardous Waste (RCRA) November 22nd

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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