What happened to ORM-D? // July HAZMAT Webinar
What was ORM-D? This was a material that was packaged and distributed in a form suitable for retail sale or consumption by individuals for purposes of personal care or household use. IsRead More…
June 2021 HAZMAT Training
Our Hazmat Training comes with FREE phone support for all your shipping needs. If you cannot remember how to properly ship an item, call us up and we will walk you throughRead More…
Big Changes for HAZMAT Shippers // Get Recertified in 2021
What was ORM-D? This was a material that was packaged and distributed in a form suitable for retail sale or consumption by individuals for purposes of personal care or household use. IsRead More…
Auto Body Manufacturing Plant Faces $393,992 in Proposed Fines
https://www.osha.gov/news/newsreleases/region1/04062021 Now, The Shyft Group Duramag LLC – formerly F3 MFG Inc. – faces $393,992 in proposed fines for not addressing these and other hazards that placed employees at risk. OSHA cited the plantRead More…
May 2021 Online HAZMAT Webinar: Sign-Up Now!
Our Hazmat Training comes with FREE phone support for all your shipping needs. If you cannot remember how to properly ship an item, call us up and we will walk you throughRead More…
Massive GM Takata Air Bag Recall
General Motors will recall about 7 million big pickup trucks and SUVs worldwide to replace potentially dangerous Takata air bag inflators. GM says it will not fight the decision, even though it believes theRead More…
The Best and Worst Drivers by State
See how your State stacks up! https://quotewizard.com/news/posts/the-best-and-worst-drivers-by-state What’s great about our best and worst driver study is that we’re using millions of data points to determine where the best and worst reallyRead More…
Faulty seat belts Recall!
Millions of vehicles could face recall due to faulty seat belts using parts provided by Takata, the same Japanese supplier responsible for the recall of tens of millions of vehicles due toRead More…
‘sleeping’ while driving over 90 mph
https://www.theverge.com/2020/9/18/21445168/tesla-driver-sleeping-police-charged-canada-autopilot?ref=thefuturist Officers began to pursue the vehicle with their emergency lights flashing, at which point the vehicle “automatically began to accelerate,” eventually reaching a speed of 150 km/h, police said. After pullingRead More…