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Cargo Tanks
Portable Tanks
DOT
Requirements
Hazmat
Employers/Employees
who use one or more
Employers
employees in connection with:
• transporting hazardous materials
in commerce
• causing hazardous materials to be
transported or shipped in
commerce
1a
Hazmat
Employers/Employees
Includesowner-operators who
transport hazardous materials
Refers to those who:
• represent, mark, certify, sell, offer,
recondition, test, repair, or modify
containers as qualified for use in
the transportation of hazardous
materials
1b
Hazmat
Employers/Employees
Employees who are employed
by a Hazmat employer who
directly affects hazardous
material safety
Includesowner-operators who
transport hazardous materials
1c
Hazmat
Employers/Employees
Refers to those who:
• load, unload, or handle hazardous
materials
• test, recondition, repair, modify,
mark, or represent containers,
drums, or packagings
• prepare hazardous materials for
transportation
1d
Hazmat
Employers/Employees
Refers to those who:
• are responsible for safely
transporting hazardous materials
• operate a vehicle used to transport
hazardous materials
1e
Regulations
49 CFR Part 390 through 397
49 CFR Part 177.800
49 CFR Part 177.816(b)
49 CFR Part 177.823
49 CFR Part 177.834
49 CFR Part 180.417
2a
Properties and hazards
of transported materials
Regulations make a variety of
distinctions between classes of
materials and mixing of loads
• 49 CFR 177.834 through .836
• 49 CFR 177.838 through .844
• 49 CFR 177.848
3a
Job titles & functions
using cargo/portable tanks
Eachperson who operates a
cargo tank or a vehicle with a
portable tank with a capacity of
1,000 gallons or more must:
• receive required training
• have the appropriate state-issued
commercial driver’s license
4a
Driver training
Pre-trip inspections
Useof vehicle controls and
equipment
Vehicle operation
Vehicle characteristics that
affect stability
5a
Driver training
Procedures for maneuvering
tunnels, bridges, RR crossings
Vehicleattendance, parking,
smoking, routing, incident
reporting
Nounnecessary delays in
shipment
5b
Emergency situations
Vehicles may be moved only if:
• escorted by a representative of a
state/local government
• the carrier has permission from
DOT
• moving the vehicle is necessary to
protect life or property
6a
Emergency situations
Leakingvehicles must be
removed from traveled portions
of highways
6b
Emergency situations
dispose of leaking
Safely
material to keep it from
spreading
• Trenches
• Catching the liquid in containers
• Diverting the liquid away from
streams/sewers
6c
Vehicle handling
procedures
Characteristics that can affect
vehicle stability:
High center of gravity
Fluids subject to surge
Effects of surging on braking
7a
Vehicle handling
procedures
Characteristics that can affect
vehicle stability:
Stability differences among
baffled, unbaffled, multi-
compartment tanks
Effects of partial loads on
stability
7b
Loading/unloading
procedures
Segregation tables of hazardous
materials: 49 CFR Part 177.848
Loadingand unloading, general
requirements: 49 CFR Part
177.834
8a
Loading/unloading
procedures
person must be
Qualified
attending tank during
loading/unloading
Beaware of the nature of the
hazardous material
8b
Loading/unloading
procedures
Knowwhat to do in case of
emergency
Beauthorized to move the
cargo tank
8c
Testing and inspection
requirements
Who is qualified to be an
inspector?
Theitems included in the
inspection
How to read the inspection
report
9a
Testing and inspection
requirements
Thetime intervals between
tests
Theconditions for removing
equipment from service
Theconditions for returning
equipment to service
9b
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