New Department of Transportation regulations require hazmat transporters to develop security plans by September of this year.
The American Trucking Assns. is offering a one-day training seminar on June 9 to help carriers develop site specific hazmat security plans that comply with the new regulations.
Cost of the seminar is $99 for ATA members and $149 for non-members.
Those attending the seminar will learn what HM-232 requires of motor carriers and receive step-by-step instruction on how to develop a security plan that complies with HM-232.
They will also receive written materials to help develop individual site specific security plans in compliance with HM-232 and learn how to conduct a vulnerability assessment of their operations, among other issues.
The seminar will be conducted by Jack Legler, ATA’s director of security, and will feature a discussion with Susan Gorsky from DOT's Research and Special Programs Administration.
Registration and continental breakfast will be held at 8:30 a.m. The seminar will conclude at 3:30 p.m.
Parking is limited, Eisenhower Metro - One block from ATA’s offices at 2200 Mill Road in Alexandria, Va.
For more information, contact ATA at (703) 838-1700, or visit www.truckline.com.
ATA Hosts Hazmat Security Plan Seminar
New Department of Transportation regulations require hazmat transporters to develop security plans by September of this year
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