DOT Handling Labels & Placards
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Department of Transportation (DOT) and United Nations (UN) hazardous materials shipping labels and placards clearly identify shipments containing hazardous materials. Each label or placard has text and/or images that correspond to a specific type of hazard or hazardous material. These items help companies comply with government regulations regarding the shipment of dangerous materials, and they help people who handle and receive these shipments determine whether they need special handling or safety protocols. They also assist emergency responders determine how to clean up or evacuate the area around the shipments if there is an accident during transportation. Labels are applied to individual containers such as drums, cartons, crates, pails, and compressed-gas cylinders. Placards affix to transport vehicles such as vans or semi-trailers. Placards are sometimes used on portable tanks and other large individual containers.
Waste
Waste labels are applied to shipments of waste. They provide prompts for the user to fill out the required information for marking a waste container for transport in compliance with DOT and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations.
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Limited Quantities
Limited quantities labels are used on shipments containing limited amounts of particular hazardous materials per DOT regulations. Labels that have a "Y" in the center are used on shipments that are being transported by aircraft. Labels that have a blank center are used on shipments that are not being transported by aircraft.
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Biohazard
Biohazard symbol markings are universally recognized and meet OSHA's marking requirement for bloodborne pathogens. OSHA requires that biohazard markings shall be affixed to containers of regulated waste, refrigerators and freezers containing blood, and other containers used to store, transport or ship blood or other potentially infectious materials
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Regulated
Regulated labels are used on shipments that contain hazardous materials. They have pictographs that convey important information about the shipment's contents to shipping and handling personnel.
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DOT Shipping Content Messages
These DOT shipping content message labels alert personnel that an overpack is being used and that all boxes inside the package comply with DOT specifications.
DOT/UN Product Form: Unspecified
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Aircraft Only
These "Cargo Aircraft Only" labels are used on shipments that contain hazardous goods that cannot be transported on passenger aircrafts.
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ORM-D
ORM-D labels are used on shipments that contain limited amounts of particular hazardous materials and will be transported only within the United States per DOT regulations. The materials in these packages must be consumer commodities that are intended or suitable for retail sale and will be consumed by individuals for personal or household use, such as aerosols, nail polish, drain openers, photographic chemicals, and medicines.
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Lithium Batteries
These "Lithium Metal Batteries Inside" markings meet new requirements for shipping non-rechargeable lithium metal batteries, and may be used to help meet the revised DOT marking requirements including the appropriate telephone number for additional information.
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Temperature
Temperature labels are applied to shipments of materials that must be kept at elevated temperatures during shipping, such as liquid asphalt.
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Magnetized
These "Magnetized Material: Keep Away from Aircraft Compass Detector Unit" labels provide instructions for shipping personnel. They meet the International Air Transport and ICAO requirements for marking magnetized materials.
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