Transportation of hazardous materials post-9/11

Title
  1. Transportation of hazardous materials post-9/11 / Frank R. Spellman.
Published by
  1. Lanham, Md. : Government Institutes, 2007.
Author
  1. Spellman, Frank R.

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Description
  1. ix, 351 pages : illustrations; 28 cm
Summary
  1. "American industries - agricultural, medical, manufacturing, mining, and more - transport millions of tons of hazardous materials by rail, road, sky, and sea every day. The availability and movement of these materials provide both businesses and homes with vital products and services, but they also leave our country vulnerable. The possibility of hazardous materials falling into the wrong hands presents a significant threat to national safety and security." "This new book focuses on the four major modes of transportation and provides industry managers with easy-to-read interpretations of the complex hazardous materials (hazmat) transportation regulations. It examines post-9/11 upgrades and identifies solutions for improving transportation, implementing proper safety programs, and managing potential security threats." "Shippers and transporters of all classes of hazmats will find detailed examinations of new hazmat employee training requirements, function-specific training requirements, and driver training requirements, as well as an overview of all Title 49 requirements."--BOOK JACKET.
Alternative title
  1. Transportation of hazardous materials post nine eleven
Subject
  1. Hazardous substances > Transportation > United States
Contents
  1. 1. Introduction -- 2. Hazardous materials table -- 3. Classification of hazardous materials -- 4. Department of transportation's training requirements -- 5. Shipping papers -- 6. Marking and labeling -- 7. Packaging -- 8. Highway carrier requirements -- 9. Air carrier requirements -- 10. Rail carrier requirements -- 11. Water carrier requirements -- 12. Controlled substances -- 13. HM-232 enhanced security requirements -- 14. Emergency response guidelines -- App. A. Hazardous materials table -- App. B. Chapter review quiz answers.
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  1. Columbia University Libraries
Note
  1. Includes index.