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DOT Chart 17

DOT Chart 17 is the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) Hazardous Materials Markings, Labeling and Placarding Guide.

It's intended for guidance only, always consult the regulations for official guidance.

The chart includes the following information:

  • General guidelines on the use of warning labels and placards.
  • Placarding tables from 172.504(e).
  • Explanation and examples of identification number displays.
  • Examples of:
    • Hazardous materials markings.
    • Hazardous materials warning labels.
    • Hazardous materials warning placards.

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Hazmat markings, Placards, and Labels
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InstituteHazmat SafetyHazmat EdgeFocus AreaChartsHazmat markings, Placards, and LabelsEnglishHazmat LabelsAnalysisTransportationUSA

DOT Chart 17

InstituteHazmat SafetyHazmat EdgeFocus AreaChartsHazmat markings, Placards, and LabelsEnglishHazmat LabelsAnalysisTransportationUSA

DOT Chart 17 is the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) Hazardous Materials Markings, Labeling and Placarding Guide.

It's intended for guidance only, always consult the regulations for official guidance.

The chart includes the following information:

  • General guidelines on the use of warning labels and placards.
  • Placarding tables from 172.504(e).
  • Explanation and examples of identification number displays.
  • Examples of:
    • Hazardous materials markings.
    • Hazardous materials warning labels.
    • Hazardous materials warning placards.

View chart.

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