Training Seminars on Transportation and Handling of Hazardous Materials by Truck & Air

	Chattanooga Freight Bureau Kenco Transportation Management Presents Training Seminars on Transportation and Handling of Hazardous Materials by Truck & Air
	Seminar Dates:  April 15 & 16, 2009
The Chattanooga Freight Bureau provides transportation services to hundreds of shippers, carriers and government agencies.  Begun in 1904 as a traffic department for Chattanooga area shippers, CFB remains committed to quality information and service in order to keep it’s clientele on the cutting edge of the transportation industry.  Realizing a need for accurate up-to-date information on the relationships and responsibilities within our industry, CFB is proud to sponsor this seminar.   Our website is www.kencotrans.com e-mail: turney.thompson@kencotrans.com                 Seminar Information   USDOT Haz Mat Seminar   Date:  April 15, 2009 Time: 8:00-5:00 IATA Dangerous Goods Seminar-Air Date:  April 16, 2009 Time:  8:00-5:00 Place:  Kenco Corporate Headquarters (Located in the Annex Conference Room) 2001 Riverside Dr. Chattanooga, TN 37406   ŸLunch not includedŸ   Mail this form to:   Chattanooga Freight Bureau Attn:  Turney Thompson 118 Lee Parkway Drive Suite 205 Chattanooga, TN 37421   Phone (423)894-4622 Fax     (423)894-4665   Make Checks Payable to:  Chattanooga Freight Bureau	Seminar Objective These seminars have been developed in response to a need by industry, carrier, and local government for accurate and current hazardous material information.  These courses offer a comprehensive data base for dealing with the complexities of hazardous material transportation by truck and air.  Federal regulations in effect mandate significant penalties for noncompliance.  The regulations under 49 CFR 172.700-704 and International Air Transport Association guidelines require that employers assure training of all employees working with the transportation of hazardous materials.  These seminars are designed so that employees of the private and public sectors can acquire knowledge and skill in the handling and transportation of hazardous materials by the various transportation modes at a reasonable cost. Topics A comprehensive overview of the DOT and IATA regulations governing shipping papers, marking, labeling, placarding, and packaging of hazardous materials. Classification of hazardous materials, selection of a proper shipping name and hazard communication. Satisfaction of training and testing requirements for employees involved with the transportation of hazardous materials by truck and air. Who Should Attend? INDUSTRY •         Personnel responsible for transportation, warehousing and logistics •         Quality assurance, safety and training personnel •         Purchasing and procurement personnel CARRIER •         Operations Personnel •         Safety Personnel •         Terminal Managers •         Training Personnel Randy M. Walker            Seminar Leader Randy is the Senior Program Manager for the Computing Science and Engineering Division Transportation Programs at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He received his B.S. in Logistics and Transportation from The University of Tennessee. He has worked as a systems engineer, project manager, and program manager during his career in areas such as transportation of hazardous materials and it’s regulations; compliance in the packaging and transportation of radioactive materials; and program development with DOE, DOT, DHS, DOD and the commercial defense contractor sector. He also has had the opportunity to attain operations experience with successive levels of responsibility in operations, where he has served as HAZMAT Chairman for Lockheed Martin Corporation and instituted the Lockheed Martin Corporate DOT self-assessment program, thereby establishing long-term working relationships with State and Federal regulators. He has served as Chairman of Contractors Transportation Management Association (CTMA). He currently serves as the Program Manager on the SensorNet Transportation Corridors Program at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Registration Fees 4/15/09-US DOT HAZ MAT TRAINING                  CFB Member:  $225.00 per registrant                            Non-Member:  $275.00 per registrant                  4/16/09-IATA DANGEROUS GOODS TRAINING CFB Member:  $225.00 per registrant Non-Member:  $275.00 per registrant PLEASE NOTE:  The IATA Training will require you to have an IATA Manual.  If you cannot bring your own manual, we can provide them for $180.00 each. Classes may be taken individually or together.  Registration is limited and is first come first serve. 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