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Bureau of Dangerous Goods delivers expert hazmat training, consulting, and software to help shippers and carriers comply with U.S.

and international regulations. Trusted for 45+ years to ensure safe, efficient, and compliant dangerous goods transport.

18/06/2026

Both 49 CFR and the IMDG Code define exactly what information must appear on hazmat shipping papers, but neither provides a single official template. ShipHazmat, part of the BDG family, just published a great article explaining how this works. Read it on the ShipHazmat blog, then connect with BDG when your team needs instructor-led training on documentation requirements.

No prescribed form exists for 49 CFR or IMDG, but the rules on content and sequence are strict. Learn what's required and how ShipHazmat simplifies compliance.

11/06/2026

Accepting an undeclared hazmat shipment can lead to fines, rejected cargo, transport delays, and serious safety incidents. Hazmat University, part of the BDG family, just published a great article on how to spot the warning signs. Read it on the Hazmat University blog, then reach out to BDG for instructor-led training that builds real classification confidence.

Learn how to identify undeclared hazmat when shippers fail to disclose. Spot red flags, ask the right questions, and get trained with Hazmat University online.

04/06/2026

Lithium battery compliance is full of nuance. Battery type, configuration, watt-hour rating, and modal exceptions all change how a shipment must be prepared. Our newest blog introduces a flexible training initiative built around real operational needs. Read the full post on our blog and call 1-844-LEARNDG for a free training assessment.

Get lithium battery compliance training through live public webinars, custom group sessions, or on-site instruction. Call 1-844-LEARNDG for a free assessment.

28/05/2026

Lithium battery requirements change based on battery type, watt-hour rating, and mode of transport. ShipHazmat just published a great overview of new flexible training options developed with BDG. Read it on the ShipHazmat blog, then connect with us for custom instructor-led sessions tailored to your products and workflows.

Get targeted lithium battery training and pair it with ShipHazmat's FedEx-approved shipping paper solution. Start your 5-day free trial & ship with confidence.

20/05/2026

Lithium battery regulations continue to evolve, and so does training. Hazmat University, in partnership with BDG, just launched new public monthly webinars focused specifically on lithium battery compliance. Read all about it on the Hazmat University blog, and reach out to BDG when your team needs instructor-led training tailored to your operation.

Get lithium battery training your way. Choose self-paced online courses, live public webinars, or custom group sessions. Enroll with Hazmat University today.

13/05/2026

Whether your team learns best in a classroom or online, the goal is the same: confident, compliant hazmat operations. Hazmat University just posted a detailed breakdown of marking, labeling, and placarding requirements across all modes of transportation. Read it on the Hazmat University blog, then call us to schedule in-person or virtual instructor-led training tailored to your team.

Stay compliant with hazmat shipments by mastering hazmat labels, marks & placards. Ensure your understanding for regulatory compliance with our guide.

06/05/2026

Hazmat training is not a checkbox. It is a risk-control mechanism that directly affects safety, compliance, and operational continuity. Our newest blog explores why instructor engagement is one of the most powerful compliance tools available and how it transforms regulation into responsible action. Read it on our blog today.

Learn how engaging instructors improve hazmat training effectiveness, reduce compliance errors, and strengthen safety across 49 CFR, IATA, and IMDG.

30/04/2026

A hazard label that misses the minimum size requirement by even a few millimeters can result in a rejected shipment or civil penalty. Our latest blog breaks down marking and labeling dimensions across 49 CFR, IATA, and IMDG so your team knows exactly what compliance looks like. Read the full post on our website.

Learn hazmat label size requirements for 49 CFR, IATA, and IMDG. Avoid compliance violations with proper marking and labeling dimensions.

22/04/2026

Not all hazmat training needs are the same. While online training provides efficiency and consistency, in-person instruction is critical for hands-on application, complex scenarios, and operational alignment.

The strongest compliance programs combine both approaches to reduce risk and improve performance. Learn when each training method makes the most impact.

Is online hazmat training effective? Learn when it works best, its limitations, and how to choose between online, in-person, or blended training.

16/04/2026

In air transport, the Shipper’s Declaration is more than a form. It is a legally binding document that communicates risk, compliance, and safety.

IATA’s prescribed format exists to standardize that communication across global operations. Read how structured documentation reduces errors and why proper training is critical to getting it right.

Learn why IATA requires a standardized shipper’s declaration format and how automation reduces errors, rejections, and compliance risks.

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1093 A1A Beach Boulevard, STE 102

32080

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Monday	08:30 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:30 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:30 - 17:00
Thursday	08:30 - 17:00
Friday	08:30 - 17:00

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+6098600300

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http://www.bureaudg.com/

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