What information does the DOT HazMat Table provide?

• A. Hazard class, packaging requirements, and shipping restrictions
• B. The OSHA Hazard Communication Standard
• C. The International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code
• D. The EPA Hazardous Waste List

Answer: (C)

The DOT HazMat Table is a transport-focused reference that tells you, for each hazardous material, how it should be classified and shipped in the United States. It shows the hazard class or division, the proper shipping name/ID, and the packaging requirements, along with any shipping restrictions or special provisions. This combination of classification, packing instructions, and restrictions guides how you label, package, and move hazmat safely by surface or air within the U.S., in line with 49 CFR Part 172.101.

The other options point to different regulatory areas: OSHA Hazard Communication Standard deals with workplace labeling and safety data sheets, the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code governs international maritime shipping, and the EPA Hazardous Waste List relates to how wastes are identified and managed for disposal.