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You can count on CHEMTREC to deliver specialized emergency response information for hazardous materials and dangerous goods. Our team of specialists are dedicated to keeping you up-to-date with evolving regulations, new compliance management trends and procedures, as well as groundbreaking shifts happening within the industry. Visit our blog frequently to read about industry news, new product offerings and best practices to keep your company compliant and safe.
We spoke with our Watch Supervisor, Philip Blashford, to address some common questions about the Cleanup and Remediation service. We hope these insights assist you in selecting the right partner for handling hazmat cleanup.
CHEMTREC reviews all our online hazmat training courses annually and updates are made as needed. While some courses may not need changes, or changes are more minor, our 2025 Shipping Lithium Battery and Cells course was meticulously reviewed and updated to address the evolving regulatory landscape, providing you with the knowledge necessary to ship lithium batteries with confidence.
When hazardous materials spill, every second counts. The longer a spill remains uncontained, the greater the risk to workers, the environment, and business operations. Yet many companies struggle to coordinate a fast, effective response. They may have an emergency response information provider, but cleanup and remediation often requires separate contractors. This leads to delays, miscommunication, and compliance headaches.
Shipping hazardous materials by sea is a high-stakes task. One mistake can lead to serious accidents, environmental harm, or costly penalties. Yet, understanding the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code, the global rulebook for safe transport, can feel overwhelming. That’s why we’ve simplified the essentials into practical tips that you can start to apply immediately to keep shipments moving safely and efficiently.
Shipping hazardous materials by sea can feel overwhelming if you’re new to the process. The risks are high, and mishandling can lead to accidents, environmental harm, fines, or rejected shipments. That’s why the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code exists. This beginner-friendly guide breaks down what the IMDG Code is, why it matters, and how to apply its key requirements. By the end, you'll have a clear path toward safer, smoother, and compliant shipping.
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