49 CFR
49CFR Hazardous Material Training The Department of Transportation makes training mandatory for almost anyone who handles hazardous material, regardless of the amount. This introductory-level course covers basic skills needed to prepare, offer and accept domestic shipments of hazardous materials. Instruction will focus on non-bulk packages transported by motor vehicle and meets applicable requirements for initial and recurrent training.

Who Should Attend: Personnel responsible for the safe shipment of hazardous materials, including anyone who fills packages, marks or labels containers, completes or signs shipping papers, loads or unloads vehicles, or operates vehicles used to transport hazardous materials.

Course Outline: Organization and Structure of the 49CFR, Definition, Identification and Classification of Hazardous Materials, Hazard Classes/Divisions, Packing Groups, UN Numbers, Precedence of Hazards for Multiple-Class Materials, Proper Shipping Name Selection, Technical Name Rule, Hazardous Substances, Hazardous Materials Table, Packaging, Selection/Requirements, Marking and Labeling, Shipping Paper Requirements, Placarding, Exceptions, Additional UPS Requirements. This class meets DOT requirements for initial and recurrent training (49 CFR 172.704).

Course Materials: Manual Documenting Course Content and DOT Regulations

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Improve your IQ (Image Quality)
The definition of quality in the printing industry is "Accuracy to an intended target". If we can attain our accuracy goal without heroic color adjustments, we not only have a better looking print, we will produce it faster. In the print industry, "Faster and Better" will result in immediate increase in profitability. Through the use of Color Management Workflow, learn to use "one" color target to effectively match all printing processes. Attendees will gain the knowledge on how to implement Color Management, regardless of their printing process.

Who Should Attend: Anyone Facing Color Challenges, People Interested In ICC Profiling, Color Managers, Print Production Managers, Technicians - Prepress - Digital - Offset Flexo

Screen First Session: Use Color Management To Reduce Press Downtime And Increase Profits, Gain ICC Color Profiling Knowledge, Use Graphic Arts Standards And Specifications To Streamline Your Process, Learn How To Develop A Standard Color Target That Is Reproducible, Hands On Use Of Instrumentation To Achieve And Control Predictable Color

Second Session: Color Management RIP Configuration, Increase Your Image Quality Through Photoshop Enhancement Techniques, Introduction To CATZper - Color Tolerancing By Perception, L*A*B* Color Tolerancing, Digital Proofing For Matching Spot Colors.

Course Materials: Manual Documenting Course Content, CATZper Software Package ($1600 Value)

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