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PHMSA hazardous-material incident reporting determination

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.

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What it does

From facts to a reviewable result.

This workflow uses the published release shown above. Later updates cannot silently change the reasoning attached to a completed Record.

01

Information it collects

  • Person or business in physical possession of the material
  • Reason the National Response Center call was late
  • There was a discharge of any quantity of hazardous waste
  • A marine pollutant release exceeded 450 litres of liquid or 400 kilograms of solid material
  • The situation is serious enough that immediate reporting is appropriate
  • Reason DOT Form F 5800.1 was late
  • A specification cargo tank of at least 1,000 gallons suffered reportable structural damage
  • The event occurred during transportation, loading, unloading, or temporary storage

Plus 23 further items when relevant.

02

Results it calculates

  • Calculated reporting position

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Use the same rules in the format the work needs.

01

Form

Collect the complete set of relevant facts in one responsive document.

02

Guided assessment

Guide someone one relevant question at a time through the published logic.

03

Determination

Apply the rules to the facts and present the calculated outcome clearly.

04

Compliance checklist

Review the required controls and retain evidence of the completed check.

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