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Pipelines and Hazmat

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Check the Box: Partner Resources

Here are some helpful hazmat resources from our modal partners and stakeholders. For more from PHMSA, visit our Outreach & Engagement page!

Modal Partner Resources FAA Pack Safe page for information on permitted and prohibited items for airline passengers.  ...

Check the Box: Getting Started with Shipping Hazmat

Before you offer hazmat for shipment, you—the shipper—are responsible for properly classifying and packaging your material with the correct hazard communications (e.g., marks, labels, and shipping documentation). These general steps do not list all the requirements and are only meant...

Check the Box: Is it Hazmat?

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This is our friend Hazardous Matt: He’s made of hazardous materials (hazmat), which means that we...

Oil Spill Response Plan Audit Report

The Oil Spill Response Plan (OSRP) Program was developed in response to legislative authority in the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, PL 101-380 (OPA 90), which requires operators have response plans in order to handle, store, or transport oil. PHMSA’s Office of Pipeline Safety (OPS) is responsible...

News Digest - PHMSA 19-17

DOT issues revised Regulatory Impact Analysis updating original RIA associated with electronically controlled pneumatic brake provision of PHMSA’s May 8, 2015, Final Rule titled “Enhanced Tank Car Standards and Operational Controls for High-Hazard Flammable Trains.” The U.S. Department of...