Virtual Cargo Tank Testing and Inspection Class

The class will be held for 5 hours a day for 3 days.

In addition to teaching you what you need to know, this class is lively and entertaining. If you want the best cargo tank class and the most experienced instructors at a reasonable price, this is the class you are looking for.

Key topics covered in-depth include requirements outlined in Part 180, testing of cargo tanks including:

• External visual inspections

• Internal visual inspections

• Pressure tests

• Leakage tests

• Thickness test

• Lining inspections

The workshop goes beyond, addressing special permits, interpretations, procedures for renewing or obtaining a new CT number, employee training mandates, record-keeping, and registered inspector requirements.

It's crucial to note that USDOT requires training at least once every 3 years. Failure to maintain current training is a common violation, leading to substantial fines and liability issues. Ensure your team is well-trained and up to date.

Attendance costs is $525 per student. The virtual training, conducted via Microsoft Teams from 10:30 am EST to 4:00 pm EST each day, includes a cargo tank regulations book and a comprehensive student manual. Login information for the class will be provided a week before the class. Don't miss this opportunity for top-notch training to avoid potential fines and enhance regulatory compliance.

Schedule:

The class will convene on Microsoft Teams on Tuesday, March 25th, Wednesday, March 26th, and Thursday, March 26th, 2025, with the following schedule:

• 10:30 AM EST: Session Begins

• 1:00 PM EST: Lunch Break (30 min.)

• 4:00 PM EST: Session Concludes

About the Trainers:

Learn more about the trainers here.

If you are a company that is interested in an in-person class at your facility, reach out to us for more information.

In addition to the class, let us know if you are interested in an onsite review where we put you and your shop through the paces. This will be performed as if the USDOT was in your shop doing a review. Most everyone thinks they are doing the right things to stay compliant; we can show your areas of noncompliance and assist your company with taking the necessary corrective steps. For years we have been working with shops and finding their noncompliance issues, we are the best at what we do.

It's not just about the potential thousands of dollars in fines that the USDOT can charge you with. Cargo tanks transporting hazardous materials is serious business and the liability of something going wrong can be staggering.

We regularly assist companies after unfortunate incidents, buts it's less stressful and potentially reduces your liability if you allow us to help you proactively before problems arise.

Good people do good things. Sometimes you just have to have someone show you what that is.