360 Training — Hazardous Materials Safety Interpretation

Page 1U.S. Department of Transportation 400 Seventh St., S.W. Washington, D.C. 20590 Special Programs Research and Administration JAN - 6 2004 Mr. Saif Fatteh 360 Training Ref. No. 03-0290 Austin, TX 200 Academy Drive, 78704 Suite 260 Dear Mr. Fatteh: the craining requirements specified under the Hazardous Materials This 15 in response to your November 11, 2003, letter regarding if training can be given in a lancuage other than English such as Regulations (HMR; 49 CFR Parts 171-180). Specifically, you ask Spanish. The answer is yes. 172, Subpart H from being given in a language other than English. The HMR do not forbid training under Part I hope this satisfies your request. Sincerely, Jona Tránsportation Regulations Specialist Office of Hazardous Materials Standards 172.700 030290#

Page 2BAH 360 training™ §172.700 360Training 200 Academy Drive, Ste. 260 Austin, Texas 78704 Training ¡ 800-442-1149: TEl ฿ 512-441-1097: TEl 03-0290 512-441-1811: FAX November 11, 2003 Director Edward Mazzullo USDOT/RSPA Office of Hazardous Materials Standards 400 7" St Sh DHM -10 Washington, DC 20590-0001 Dear Mr. Mazzullo: RE: DOT Hazardous Materials Training In forelgn languages The DOT requires several types of training for people who deal with hazardous materials requirements of the training per DOT, does the hazardous materials training have to be given in including, but not limited to, awareness training and job specific training. To satisfy the English or can it be taught in a different language such as Spanish. Thank you in advance for you response. Thanks, Saif Fatteh Saif@360tralning.com 512-441-1097 x118#