Thanks for these videos, but you guys screwed up: why is Andy going to get placards for that tiny box? Unless there are 1001 pounds or more in that box, if I'm the driver I'm taking those placards and putting them into the cab of my truck. Placard table 2, class 3.
Hello Inspector Javert and thanks for the comment! To make a point in the video we use "Andy" the rookie employee. Andy at first is ignorant to the requirements. He is trying to find a solution but the solution is not acceptable nor does it require placards, but Andy does not know this yet until Michael comes in to explain the requirements. Towards the end Michael explains the steps but never instructs Andy to provide placards. Hope that helps clarify for everyone and appreciate you watching the videos!
Wish I had come across this video 2 months ago when I was trying to sell Thomas The Engine Train FBA. They were asking for info that I had never heard of. I gave up. Only just found out about "The Hazmat Pilot Program". Need to research it further as I think after watching all the 6 videos, I will be ready to sell Hazmat Products.
Muy buen video, felicidades por estas buenas exposiciones, me gustaría ver si es factible que también lo tengan en castellano. Saludos desde Perú. Lima
Nice work, just to note on the Packaging Specification Markings, the X stands for Packaging Group I. You will also see Y and Z for Packing Groups II and III.
We are with you be all you can be . En Emergency Management Task Force Corp ( E.M.T.F ) estamos con ustedes Gracias por darnos la oportunidad de servirle a nuestro pueblo PUERTO RICO, Dios los Bendiga . gracias thanks Dir. Edgardo Ortiz Lugo
