Learn how to comply with the streamlined requirements for safe return (reverse logistics) of hazardous materials from retail outlets back to a distribution or reclamation facility. Join our experienced staff for a discussion of what hazardous retail products qualify for exceptions, quantity limits, how to package and handle these shipments, and much more.
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DOT has established streamlined alternatives for the safe return (reverse logistics) of hazardous materials from retail outlets back to a distribution or reclamation facility.
When retail outlets need to return hazardous products to receive manufacturer’s credit due to a recall, for replacement, recycling, or a similar reason, store employees need only comply with DOT’s relaxed requirements for product classification, packaging, and marking. This rule also expands a previously existing exception for shipments of lead acid batteries for the purpose of recycling.
Attend this live, interactive webcast to learn:
- What hazardous retail products qualify for the new exceptions
- Quantity limits
- How to package hazardous retail products for shipment
- Options for handling damaged goods
- What marks and labels are required on each package
- Employee training requirements
- What “clear instructions” must be given to employees that prepare return shipments
- Documentation and recordkeeping requirements
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