This resource provides key terminology for packing and shipping dangerous goods, including Division 6.2 infectious substances and dry ice.
An example of a laboratory test request form.
This resource provides links to regulations, guidance, and job aids for packing and shipping dangerous goods, including Division 6.2 infectious substances and dry ice.
In this scenario, the user is tasked with packing and next-day air shipping a Category B specimen of Salmonella during a nationwide outbreak and sending it to another laboratory for further evaluation.
This resource provides a sample of a certificate of completion for training on packing and shipping dangerous goods.
This resource provides a sample of a post-course evaluation for training on packing and shipping dangerous goods.
This resource provides a sample of a hazmat employee training record for retaining a record of the current training of hazmat employees.
This resource provides a sample instructor guide for delivering training on packing and shipping dangerous goods.
This resource provides sample marking and labeling exercises for delivering training on packing and shipping dangerous goods.
This resource provides a sample assessment for training on packing and shipping dangerous goods.
This resource provides a sample slide deck for delivering training on packing and shipping dangerous goods.
This resource provides a sample agenda for delivering training on packing and shipping dangerous goods.
Example of typical shipping papers used for ground transport of Category A substances.
This job aid defines the criteria to properly ship biological specimens to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Decision tree to help classify substance if shipping by motor vehicle courier/ground in accordance with Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR).
Decision tree to help determine the classification for substance if shipping by air.
Reference document for packing Category A, Category B, and Exempt Human and Exempt Animal Specimens.
Reference table for labeling, marking, and documenting requirements for the various classifications and modes of transport.