Required
Submit the required PHMSA hazardous-material incident report
Submit the required PHMSA hazardous-material incident report.
49 CFR 171.16(a)US compliance check
File Form 5800 1 Within 30 Days — The Form F 5800.1 exception does not remove the air… · Assess and document the separate air-carrier…
The calculated result is “File Form 5800 1 Within 30 Days”. Submit the required PHMSA hazardous-material incident report.
Decision path4F9F7E3465Schema 2026.07.26
The event occurred during transportation, loading, unloading, or temporary storageYes
A hazardous material regulated by the HMR was involvedYes
A person died or was admitted to a hospital as a direct result of the hazardous materialYes
The general public was evacuated for one hour or moreYes
A major transportation route or facility was closed for one hour or moreNo
The operational flight pattern or routine of an aircraft was alteredNo
The event involved the specified radioactive or infectious-material fire, breakage, spill, or suspected contaminationNo
A marine pollutant release exceeded 450 litres of liquid or 400 kilograms of solid materialNo
The situation is serious enough that immediate reporting is appropriateNo
The National Response Center call has been completedYes
The National Response Center was called as soon as practical and within 12 hoursYes
There was an unintentional hazardous-material releaseNo
Action required
Calculated result File Form 5800 1 Within 30 Days
Determines whether a transportation incident requires a National Response Center call within 12 hours, DOT Form F 5800.1 within 30 days, an FAA copy, a one-year update, and two-year retention. This scenario is distinct because it produces this exact combination of calculated result, active obligations, deadlines, and required evidence.
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Assess and document the separate air-carrier discrepancy report for undeclared…
Assess and document the separate air-carrier discrepancy report for undeclared passenger baggage.
49 CFR 171.16(d)(3); 49 CFR 175.31Change the facts
A nearby path produces a different result.
A person died or was admitted to a hospital as a direct result of the hazardous materialYes → No
A major transportation route or facility was closed for one hour or moreNo → Yes
A marine pollutant release exceeded 450 litres of liquid or 400 kilograms of solid materialNo → Yes
Result becomesComplete Retention Control
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