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Bureau of Dangerous Goods, Ltd. 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.

The rules for maximum quantities of dangerous goods per package are scattered throughout the regulations, and limited qu...
08/09/2026

The rules for maximum quantities of dangerous goods per package are scattered throughout the regulations, and limited quantity provisions add another layer of detail. Hazmat University, part of the BDG family, just updated their introduction to this topic. Read it on the Hazmat University blog, then reach out to BDG for instructor-led training that walks your team through these requirements in depth.

Learn limited quantities hazmat rules, package limits, markings, exceptions, and training requirements for compliant ground, air, and vessel shipping.

On August 4, 2026, PHMSA published final rules for 16 topic-specific hazardous materials rulemakings, with most taking e...
03/09/2026

On August 4, 2026, PHMSA published final rules for 16 topic-specific hazardous materials rulemakings, with most taking effect today, September 3. From aerosol definitions to lithium battery Materials of Trade allowances to electronic emergency response information, the changes touch nearly every part of hazmat transportation. Our newest blog breaks it all down. Read the full post on our blog.

PHMSA published 16 final rules in Aug. '26 covering lithium batteries, limited quantities, electronic records, and more. Learn the changes affect your operation.

Choosing between a bill of lading and a Shipper's Declaration comes down to understanding transportation mode requiremen...
27/08/2026

Choosing between a bill of lading and a Shipper's Declaration comes down to understanding transportation mode requirements. ShipHazmat, part of the BDG family, just published a great article on this topic. Read it on the ShipHazmat blog, then reach out to BDG for instructor-led training that builds the regulatory foundation behind every documentation decision your team makes.

Ground shipments need a bill of lading. Air shipments need a Shipper's Declaration. Learn how transportation mode determines your hazmat requirements.

Emergency response information helps carriers, inspectors, and first responders make fast, informed decisions when incid...
20/08/2026

Emergency response information helps carriers, inspectors, and first responders make fast, informed decisions when incidents occur. ShipHazmat, part of the BDG family, just published a great article on why this information belongs on every hazmat shipping paper. Read it on the ShipHazmat blog, then reach out to BDG for instructor-led training that builds the regulatory understanding behind every documentation decision.

Emergency response information helps responders act fast during hazmat incidents. Learn what to include and how ShipHazmat simplifies compliant documentation.

The first few months after a new IATA edition is released typically present the highest compliance risk. Outdated habits...
13/08/2026

The first few months after a new IATA edition is released typically present the highest compliance risk. Outdated habits are hard to break without structured training. Our newest article covers where companies are most likely to make mistakes and how to prepare your team. Read it on our blog today.

The 67th Edition introduces sodium-ion battery rules, updated documentation requirements, and revised operator variations. Learn what changed & why it matters.

The 2026 sodium-ion battery regulations are officially here, bringing new UN numbers, dedicated classifications, and tra...
06/08/2026

The 2026 sodium-ion battery regulations are officially here, bringing new UN numbers, dedicated classifications, and transportation requirements shippers need to understand before offering these batteries for transport. Hazmat University, part of the BDG family, just published a great overview. Read it on the Hazmat University blog, then reach out to BDG for instructor-led training that walks your team through the new requirements in depth.

Sodium-ion batteries now have dedicated UN numbers and classification rules. Learn how the 2026 regulations differ from lithium and what shippers need to know.

Safety Data Sheets influence classification, handling, storage, emergency response, and shipping decisions every day. Ye...
23/07/2026

Safety Data Sheets influence classification, handling, storage, emergency response, and shipping decisions every day. Yet not all SDS documents are created equal. Our newest blog explains why quality varies so widely and what employees need to watch for. Read the full post on our blog today.

Not every SDS offers the same level of detail or accuracy. Learn how to spot incomplete transportation data, generic language, and outdated classifications.

Compliance responsibility always stays with the hazmat employer and employee, no matter what software generated the pape...
16/07/2026

Compliance responsibility always stays with the hazmat employer and employee, no matter what software generated the paperwork. Hazmat University just shared a breakdown of why employees need both regulatory knowledge and software competency. Read it on the Hazmat University blog, then connect with BDG for live, instructor-led training tailored to your operation.

Shipping software does not guarantee compliance. Learn why hazmat software training should be part of initial employee training, not an afterthought.

Not every hazardous material is assigned a packing group, and that detail often surprises employees who assume every dan...
09/07/2026

Not every hazardous material is assigned a packing group, and that detail often surprises employees who assume every dangerous good falls into Packing Group I, II, or III. Our newest blog explains why explosives, gases, radioactive materials, and certain other substances follow different classification rules. Read the full post on our blog today.

Not every hazardous material has a packing group. Learn what Packing Groups I, II, and III mean, how they affect packaging, and which hazard classes skip them.

Many compliance failures happen not because employees ignore the regulations, but because they only partially understand...
02/07/2026

Many compliance failures happen not because employees ignore the regulations, but because they only partially understand them. Packing groups are a perfect example. Hazmat University, part of the BDG family, published a great article on what packing groups really mean. Read it on the Hazmat University blog, then reach out to BDG for instructor-led training that builds deeper regulatory understanding.

In addition to brushing up on your online hazmat training, this blog will provide a fantastic refresher on the packing groups you need to know. Read here.

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