As summer counts down, it’s time to remember that back-to-school is or soon will happen across the country. Lots of excited children up and about much earlier than has been the case for the last few months, so be extra careful for that morning commute. Bring your patience! Meanwhile, here’s last week’s regulatory news:
The Association released its “List of Significant Changes” for the upcoming 68th Edition of the DGR. That edition will be effective next January. Here’s a link to the new document, which as you may have already guessed has changes to lithium ion and sodium ion battery requirements—almost an annual event for the DGR. Find it below:
See the significant changes to the 68th edition of the IATA DGR
TSA
The agency published an ICR related to its security screening program for commercial drivers (CMVD) that seek to acquire a hazardous materials endorsement to add to their licensing. See this ICR here:
EPA
The agency completed its draft risk evaluation for Ethylene Dibromide, a material often used in aviation fuel additives. Find the evaluation here:
OSHA
The agency published an ICR related to its safety program for sampling and recordkeeping related to workplaces that feature potential radiation exposure. Find it at the link:
A second ICR related to the agency’s standards for the safety of mechanical power presses, a common feature in many industrial settings. See this ICR here:
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