Here we are at mid-June already! The kids will be getting out of school across the country this week, so be sure to keep an extra traffic eye open for excited children in places where they may not have been for several months. Help keep our community streets safe for kids. Here’s the latest from…
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Introducing Greif Drums: The Smarter, Stronger, and More Sustainable Solution for Hazardous Material Storage
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Embracing Sustainability in DG Packaging: A Path Forward
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DG Digest: PHMSA HM-257A Final Rule – Revises Explosives Certifications Requirements
We’re a week into June and as usual the regulatory world churns along. Are you planning a summer trip? Now’s the time to check road work along your route and see if you can save yourself some headaches. Get off the freeway and see the country. Meanwhile, here’s the latest news: PHMSA The agency has…
DG Digest: OMB Proposes Rule That Drastically Changes Fed Grant Funding Requirements
Welcome to June! It’s the beginning of “meteorological” summer, so be sure your facility’s heat safety plan is in place and ready to go. Let’s take a look at the regulatory news from the final week of May: OMB While not specifically DG related, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) published a proposed rule…
DG Digest: EPA Publishes an NPRM that Exempts Leak Repair Requirements
This past weekend the nation paused to remember its fallen servicemembers and the sacrifice they offered for all of us. The Labelmaster family joins in grateful appreciation of their service. Here’s last week’s news: EPA The agency published an NPRM that if adopted would exempt most mobile refrigeration units from the leak repair requirements of…
DG Digest: PHMSA Release New Set of Special Permits
Mid-May rolls in and finds regulatory activity perking along at about normal speed. Will the typical “Summer Lull” happen this year? We’ll soon find out. Meanwhile, here’s the news of last week: PHMSA The agency published its most recent tranche of Special Permit (SP) actions. Find them at the links below: 2026-09392.pdf 2026-09393.pdf 2026-09424.pdf FMCSA…
DG Digest: PHMSA Make Correction to Electronic Hazmat Registration Portal
The first full week of May brought heavy storms to much of the country, with both snow and severe weather being a threat in various regions. It’s another reminder that no matter where your workplace is located, you need a plan to keep employees safe and to respond to the weather in ways that help…
DG Digest: FMCSA Revises Fee Schedule for Carriers
Welcome to May! The new month begins with a few relatively minor announcements from various government agencies. Let’s take a look: FRA The agency issued a final rule allowing railroad carriers to post FRA required illness and injury reports electronically vice physically (i.e. paper reports) at employee locations. See the change here: 2026-08255.pdf OSHA The…
DG Digest: DOT Rolls Back to the Previous Trump Admin and Process Changes
It’s almost time for May flowers! Hopefully everyone will have a chance to enjoy the traditional beauty the coming month brings us. Never fail to appreciate the simple things. Here’s the last week’s regulatory news: PHMSA The agency announced that it will hold US pre-meetings in preparation for the upcoming international regulatory meetings occurring later…
DG Digest: PHMSA Publishes New Batch of Special Permit Actions
April showers bring May flowers! They can also bring flood control problems to your company’s location, so while the unsettled spring weather remains active, it’s important to keep those gutters, drains, and sewers clear of blockages and ready for service. No one wants to slosh their way to work, so let’s work together for safety.…
DG Digest: ICAO Revises Lithium Battery Rules for Passengers
Hopefully, everyone had an enjoyable holiday weekend. If you’re a spring breaker, maybe you’re seeing this after returning home from a trip. Hope it was fun! Here’s the latest and rather brief regulatory news: OSHA The agency released a proposed rule that will delay the requirement to equiMid-April and time for spring showers! Be sure…
