Dec 1-2: NATMI Hazardous Materials Training

Description

Registration for this course closes November 22, 2026.

Hazardous Materials Training is a 2-day seminar which centers on regulatory training.  The unique, function-specific format provides greater understanding and better retention.  The seminar helps fulfill the 49 CFR Part 172 Subpart H recurrent training requirements.

Course Benefits:

Through this course, you’ll learn to:

• Use the hazmat table and identify hazmat classes;
• Mark bulk and non-bulk packaging and packages;
• Label and placard and prepare shipping papers;
• Properly load and unload vehicles; and
• Prepare your drivers for a roadside inspection.

Who should attend? Anyone involved in hazardous materials preparation and transportation, including:

• Fleet safety professionals
• Drivers
• Dockworkers
• Billing clerks

Every employee involved in shipping, transporting or handling hazardous materials should receive training. The training must be updated whenever there is a regulation change affecting an employee’s job tasks. Hazardous materials training must be repeated at least every 36 months.

REGISTRATION

Attendees must register for the course through the Leaning Center on the NATMI website. You must create an account and log in to register for the course. Please follow the instructs below to access registration on the NATMI website. 

1. Visit this link.
2. Login (previous site visitors) or Create an Account (first-time visitors). Note, if you are creating an account, you will receive an email to confirm your account and must complete that process before registering for a course.
3. Once logged in, go to the Learning Center and click "Browse Catalog" for the Motor Fleet Accident Investigation course.

For questions about how to register for the course, please call NATMI at (303) 952-4013.

ABOUT NATMI

NATMI, or the North American Transportation Management Institute, exists to improve the performance and productivity of the professionals directly responsible for effective fleet and driver performance – risk managers, safety and security directors, maintenance managers, and commercial driver trainers.

NATMI’s training and certification programs are outcome-focused and utilize rigorous instructional design standards.  “Outcome-focused” means that the process, structure, and content of the programs are focused on the desired outcomes that our professional development programs should bring.

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