New at Lion.com: Storing & Shipping Hazardous Waste in California—Ops

Posted on 9/19/2019 by Roger Marks

To help EHS professionals in California secure up-to-date training for hazardous waste personnel, Lion just launched the new online course Storing & Shipping Hazardous Waste in California—Ops.

Designed to help satisfy RCRA/Title 22 and US DOT training mandates for hands-on personnel, this course covers what employees in California must know to properly handle hazardous waste on-site and prepare waste shipments in compliance with 49 CFR. This California-specific training is built for operations personnel like waste handlers, equipment operators, maintenance workers, production personnel, and lab employees.

US EPA and California DTSC require annual training for hazardous waste personnel (40 CFR 262.17 and 22 CCR 66262.34 & 66265.16.

For hazmat employees involved in preparing shipments, US DOT requires hazmat training once every 3 years (49 CFR 172.704)

Learn more about our newest course for hazardous waste personnel in California here.

Hazmat and RCRA Training for Decision Makers

If you make big decisions about hazardous waste or hazardous materials compliance—like reading and applying regulations, classifying materials or wastes, working with LDRs, or overseeing others, we recommend our more comprehensive courses to prepare you for success:

California Hazardous Waste Management (RCRA/Title 22)
Get up to date on the latest RCRA/Title 22 regulations you must know to manage hazardous waste compliance in California. The California Hazardous Waste Management Workshop returns to San Diego, Los Angeles, Bakersfield, and Oakland starting on September 23.

DOT Hazmat Ground Shipper Certification (DOT/49 CFR)
Develop a step-by-step approach to classify, name, package, mark, label, handle, load, unload, and document your hazardous materials ground shipments. This two-day hazmat workshop hazmat prepares logistics professionals to oversee hazardous materials employees, sign shipping papers, and ensure compliance with the latest 49 CFR regulations.

Can't join us live? Online California hazardous waste and online DOT hazmat training are available when and where you want.

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