Dot Training

DOT Hazmat Records

Is Compliance a Concern?

As a Hazardous Material, Propane is regulated by the Department of Transportation (DOT), therefore it is mandatory that all propane marketers to meet DOT hazmat regulations. Your company is at risk of DOT fines and legal exposure if that training and its paperwork are not in place. We will show you exactly which records you are missing, and who can fill the gap.

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Propane Safety Pro has helped many companies across the United States implement the training and certifications required to protect their company, employees and customers

Requirements for Employees:

Propane is a hazardous material, so DOT hazmat training reaches a lot further than the truck. It catches delivery drivers, service technicians, yard employees, the CSRs who touch delivery paperwork, and the supervisors over all of them. Every one of those people needs a training record on file, and most companies are tracking a shorter list than the rule actually covers. Here is who it reaches:

  • Deliver or prepare fuel for delivery
  • Act as a service technician or yard employee involved with fuel (hazmat in any way or form)
  • Perform clerical or office tasks associated with the delivery of fuel
  • Supervise any employees that do the above

DOT TRAINING

DOT Training

Includes the following:

The certification will follow the requirements outlined in 172.704:

  • Tailored to your company’s needs yet in accordance with requirements of 172.704
  • General and Function-specific training
  • General and in depth Security, Safety training
  • Certification provided upon completion

THE DIFFERENCE WITH Propane Safety Pro

The Propane Safety Pro difference:

Training records can be stored both on the Propane Safety App system and in paper form so you will have it backed up for you immediately.

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DOT Training

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