DOT Hazmat Training Florida

Get expert DOT hazmat training for your Florida transportation or shipping operations.

Did you know that failing to identify and train your hazmat employees is one of the top problems that DOT will discover in an audit?

Our hazmat training provides professional expertise covering the fundamentals of the hazmat regulations such as using the hazmat table, classifying HM, Shipping papers, marking, labeling, transporting and more!

TCP Consultants are skilled trainers that utilize modern adult learning techniques to deliver high-impact DOT training focused on real-world application.

28+ Years of training and consulting experience
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DOT Hazmat training (49 CFR)
IATA and IMDG also available

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How Often is Hazmat Training Required?

If you’re a Florida based hazmat employee (as defined), you’ll need to complete hazmat training that meets the requirements in the regulations within the first 90 days of hire or change in job function. After your initial training, you’ll need to receive training every three years to stay current.

After your initial training, you’ll need to receive training every three years to stay current.

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Transform Your DOT Hazmat Training With TCP Compliance.

Your training must meet the requirements as listed in 49 CFR 172.704. Remember, not all HM training is created equal. Just because you may have completed some HM training, doesn’t mean that fulfills all DOT requirements.

Our approach combines authoritative information that instills confidence that your workforce gains the knowledge needed to not only get DOT compliant hazmat regulations, but stay compliant allowing your fleet operations to consistently meet DOT safety standards.

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Who Needs DOT Hazmat Training in Florida?

In Florida, any individual who is involved in the transportation of hazardous materials by highway, air, or water must receive DOT hazmat training. This includes employees who handle, package, label, or transport hazardous materials, as well as those involved in the preparation of hazardous materials for transportation.