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  • Lion
  • DGI
  • Certifications Matter – CHMM
  • The Value of IHMM Credentials
  • ISSM CHMM Prep Course
  • EHS IHMM Safety Credentials
  • Hazmat/Dangerous Goods Credentials
  • Microcredentials/Emeritus/BadgeCert
  • Follow IHMM on Social Media
  • IHMM Credentials Accredited
  • Need Help?
  • IHMM Recent News
  • Inside IHMM
  • IHMM Insider  – Certificant Spotlight – Jonathan Massey, ASHM
  • 2026 IHMM Trade Shows and Conferences
  • Professional Development – Earning CMPs
  • IHMM Recertification Videos
  • Support the Future of EHS
  • IHMM Foundation Jobs Board – 15 Job Openings
  • Research Resources for You – PHMSA Interpretations, Special Permits
  • IHMM’s Unprecedented Outreach – 747,153 in January
  • Advertise with IHMM
  • IHMM Salary Survey
  • Connect – Collaborate – Get Hired
  • Sean Grady, CHMM – Environmental Transformation Podcast
  • National Ethics Awareness Month – IHMM Code of Ethics Video
  • IHMM Mentors Support You
  • IHMM Government Affairs
  • CHEMTREC
  • IHMM Files Comments on EPA NPR on Perchlorate
  • IHMM Begins Review of PHMSA NPRM HM-215R to Amend US Hazardous Materials Regulations
  • Important Stories for IHMM Certificants
    • OSHA Introduces the Electrical Roll Up Initiative
    • Environment News This Week Feb 22 – Mar 2, 2026
    • LION
    • Workplace Safety News This Week Feb 22 – Mar 2, 2026
    • IHMM a Premier Partner – Falls 2026
    • Global Dangerous Goods Transportation This Week Feb 23 – Mar 2, 2026
  • School Safety – Planning and Sustaining Effective School Safety Programs
  • ECHA – News from the European Chemicals Agency
  • IHMM Store
  • News from IHMM Affiliates
    • AHMP
    • AIHA – The Synergist
    • NSC
    • Advertise with IHMM
    • ASSP
  • The Certified Professional Coming
  • IHMM Foundation Affinity Programs – BrickControl / CINTAS
  • IHMM Hazardous Materials Textbook
  • NAHMMA

Certified Hazardous Materials Manager®  (CHMM®)

Stand out as a top-tier environmental professional with the Certified Hazardous Materials Manager® (CHMM®) credential from IHMM. Recognized under EPA regulation 40 CFR §312.10, the CHMM® proves your expertise, professionalism, and dedication to protecting people and the planet.

Corporations, universities, and government agencies rely on credentials like the CHMM® to identify leaders who stay ahead of complex environmental laws and regulations. Earning this credential shows you’re not just qualified—you’re committed to continuous growth and excellence in hazardous materials management.

Add CHMM® to your name and become the expert employers seek, the leader teams trust, and the professional who makes a difference.

Be recognized. Be respected. Be a CHMM®.

Learn more about the CHMM here

The Value of IHMM Credentials

Below you will see the credential badges from BadgeCert that are now in each CHMM, CHMP, CDGT, CDGP, AHMM, Student CHMM, CSHM, CSMP, CSSM, ASHM, and Student ASHM certificant’s MYIHMM account. Every IHMM certificant may use these badges, linked as those below are to their IHMM credential page, for their email signatures, business cards, and other social media applications. You’re justifiably proud of the accomplishment of having earned your credential, and you can show the rest of the world.

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INSIDE IHMM

IHMM Insider: February 2026

Whether you are just starting out in your career or are a seasoned professional serving the global environmental, health, and safety communities of practice, IHMM offers resources and professional credentials to help you advance and grow in your career.

Hear from one of IHMM’s Certificant Insiders on why they chose to pursue a credential through IHMM.

Q&A with IHMM Certificant Insider

Jonathan Massey, ASHM
Safety Manager
Innovative Refrigeration Systems, Inc.

What or who motivated you to earn an IHMM credential?

I’m motivated by protecting people and building stronger, more consistent safety programs. Earning the ASHM was a way to validate my knowledge, sharpen my skills, and keep raising the bar for how I support employees and leadership.

Are there any opportunities you’re looking forward to as a result of earning an IHMM credential?

I’m looking forward to taking on larger, more complex safety initiatives and contributing at a higher level, especially around management systems, risk reduction, and continuous improvement. It also helps strengthen credibility when partnering with leadership and field teams.

What would you say to someone who is considering earning an IHMM credential?

If you’re serious about safety as a career, it’s worth it. It helps you structure what you already know, identify gaps, and it signals to employers and peers that you’re committed to professional growth and doing the job the right way.

How did you approach the process of earning your credential (e.g., exam prep, experience documentation, professional development, etc.)?

The ASHM is eligibility-based, so I prepared by completing my Occupational Safety & Health degree and continuously applying those concepts on the job, while keeping my documentation and professional development organized and up to date.

IHMM 2026 Trade Shows and Conferences

March 17-19, 2026 | NOPSI Hotel in New Orleans, LA

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June 1-3, 2026

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ASSP Safety 2026 Conference & Expo
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June 15-17, 2026

AHMP EHS Hazmat Summit
September 29-October 1, 2026
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Professional Development

The IHMM Foundation is your partner in growing your expertise and advancing your career. We’re committed to making professional development not only high quality—but easy, accessible, and directly aligned with your IHMM certification.

Simply click the button for your credential below, and you’ll be taken straight to the IHMM Foundation’s curated collection of training and education already approved for Certification Maintenance Points (CMPs).

No searching. No guesswork. Just the right courses to keep you sharp, confident, and ahead of the curve.

Invest in yourself. Advance your profession. Accelerate your success—starting today.

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IHMM Recertification Videos

Congratulations. After hard work and dedication, you earned your professional credential. Now, every 5 years, you will need to recertify your valuable credential. Over 5 years, you need to earn 200 certification maintenance points or CMPs. You receive 100 CMPs for the job you perform, and then need to earn a minimum of another 100 CMPs in a variety of ways, demonstrating your commitment to continuous improvement and remaining current with the demands of your profession and our communities of practice.

Considering everything you did to achieve certification, don’t let it go to waste by failing to recertify.

The two, four-minute videos at left walk a certificant through every step of a simple process to recertify.

Support the Future of EHS

The IHMM Dr. John H. Frick Memorial Scholarship Program supports Student CHMMs and Student ASHMs—students who work hard, dream big, and are preparing to protect our workplaces, our communities, and our planet. For many, financial barriers stand between them and the credentials that will shape their futures.

Your gift changes that.
Every dollar opens a door, fuels a dream, and invests in a leader who will carry our profession forward.

Give today. Empower their future. Strengthen our field. https://hazmatsociety.org/donate/

The IHMM Foundation Jobs Board

We invite our participating companies to post their available employment opportunities here. There is no charge for this service. IHMM Foundation/HMS staff reviews each proposed posting for clarity and completeness before posting to the public view and may remove a posting without notice. Go here to post your available jobs.

Research and Resources For You

The IHMM Foundation/HMS is committed to the continued growth of IHMM’s certificants and to supporting them in every way we can. We achieve this through work that aims to gain insights that align with our mission to educate, develop, inform, and unite the hazardous materials, dangerous goods, and environmental health and safety communities of practice.

IHMM’s certificants will find important resources that most of our certificants use. If you don’t find what you need, use the button below to let us know and we will get it and post it here for you.

If you are you looking for additional resources not listed on this page? We can help!

IHMM Research is found at https://hazmatsociety.org/research/

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IHMM’s Unprecedented Outreach: Elevating Excellence Worldwide

2025 marks another milestone moment for IHMM! IHMM has sent 8.9 million messages to thousands of private and public sector entities, amplifying awareness of IHMM, our prestigious credentials, and the dedicated professionals who hold them.

This momentum is more than just numbers; it’s a testament to our unwavering mission. Every day, across 50 states and 85 countries, IHMM champions the critical role of its credentialed professionals, setting standards of excellence in environmental, health, and safety fields. Together, we are shaping the future—one message, one connection, one breakthrough at a time!

747,153 Messages in January

IHMM Salary Survey Results

IHMM is pleased to release the survey of salaries underlying the hazardous materials/dangerous goods credentials salaries by job title, as well as the survey of salaries underlying the workplace safety credentials salaries by job title. You may download these surveys as linked below.

IHMM launched its “Open to Work” online COLLABORATION community exclusively for IHMM certificants looking to connect, share resumes, and discover job opportunities together in a supportive environment.

You can find this community after logging into COLLABORATION here: https://community.ihmm.org/home

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March is National Ethics Awareness Month – The IHMM Code of Ethics

Throughout the month of March, IHMM joins a wide range of professional associations, businesses, and other institutions in celebrating National Ethics Awareness Month. At IHMM, integrity isn’t just a principle—it’s the foundation of everything we do. Our Code of Ethics is the guiding standard for all IHMM Certificants, ensuring that professionals in hazardous materials, dangerous goods, environment, health, and safety uphold the highest levels of honor, trust, and responsibility in their work.

By committing to this Code, Certificants reinforce their dedication to excellence, ethical conduct, and public safety. Violating these standards isn’t an option—those who do may face disciplinary action from a peer review panel, including credential suspension or revocation.

We’ve recently updated our Code of Ethics to reflect evolving industry standards and best practices. Stay informed, stay accountable, and continue leading with integrity.

📜 Explore the updated IHMM Code of Ethics here: IHMM Code of Ethics

🎥 Watch the latest Code of Ethics video below!

IHMM Mentors Support

Welcome to the Future of Professional Growth with IHMM’s Mentoring Program!

Are you ready to take your career to the next level? Dive into a world of opportunity and advancement with IHMM’s dynamic mentoring program! Our experienced mentors are here to share their expertise, offer personalized guidance, and help you navigate both credential exams and everyday work challenges.

✨ Unlock Your Potential: Learn from industry leaders and accelerate your professional journey. ✨ Tailored Support: Receive personalized advice and strategies to overcome your unique challenges. ✨ Build Connections: Join a vibrant community of professionals eager to support and inspire each other.

Whether you’re a newcomer in the field or seeking to hone your skills, IHMM’s mentoring program is your gateway to growth and success. Stay tuned for inspiring stories, valuable tips, and exclusive insights from our mentors!

Embark on a journey of discovery and achievement with us. Welcome aboard!

IHMM’s Collaboration platform contains a “Mentor Match” module [see below at right] that allows mentors to signup designating the hours, number of mentees, subject areas, and length of time they wish to mentor – as well as enabling mentees signup requesting assistance in specified areas. The mentor match module does the rest by matching mentors and mentees.

IHMM Government Affairs

Regulatory Updates

DateSubjectDocument TypePart
02/24/2026Pipeline Safety: Request for Special Permit; Sable Offshore Corp. (Sable)Notice
02/20/2026Pipeline Safety: Incident Notifications to the National Response CenterNotice

IHMM Files Comments on EPA NPR on Perchlorate

National Primary Drinking Water Regulation for Perchlorate

IHMM Comments

Federal Register

Deadline: March 9, 2026

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA” or the “Agency”) is proposing a National Primary Drinking Water Regulation (NPDWR) for perchlorate and a health-based Maximum Contaminant Level Goal (MCLG) under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). In this action, the EPA is proposing to set the perchlorate MCLG at 0.02 mg/L (20 µg/L).

IHMM Begins Review of PHMSA NPRM HM-215R to amend the U.S. Hazardous Materials Regulations

Federal Register  Deadline April 13, 2026

According to the Federal Register from February 10, 2026, PHMSA issued NPRM HM-215R to amend the U.S. Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR; 49 C.F.R. Parts 171–180) to maintain statutory alignment with updated international dangerous goods standards, as directed by 49 U.S.C. § 5120.

IHMM requests comments back to IHMM Executive Director Eugene A. Guilford, Jr., CAE, no later than April 1, 2026

Read more here

Important Stories for IHMM Certificants

OSHA Introduces the Electrical Roll Up Initiative

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is launching a new initiative focused on preventing electrical incidents resulting in injuries and fatalities. The Electrical Roll-Up Initiative:

  • highlights the need for construction sites to inspect electrical cords and Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCI), extension cords and power tool cords.
  • provides basic inspection and maintenance guidelines for construction contractors on common electrical issues related to extension cords and power tools.
  • allows participants to identify defective equipment during the “Roll-Up” and note the defect rate of equipment inspected and removed from service.

To support this, OSHA has developed a range of resources designed to educate workers on effective basic electrical safety practices to reduce the risk of incidents. These materials include:

  • “5 Things to Know” Poster: A one-page, easy-to-read document summarizing key electrical safety points for quick reference.
  • Toolbox Talk: A straightforward, no-tech resource designed for on-site reading. It covers essential electrical safety practices and is perfect for a quick discussion among workers.
  • PowerPoint Presentation: Tailored for trades workers, this presentation focuses on engaging employees directly, highlighting electrical safety in a relatable way. It can be fully customized with your company’s logo and materials, ensuring the content resonates with your team.
  • Logo: Designed as a visual reminder of the initiative’s importance, promoting safety and awareness, and intended for widespread distribution and sharing.

If you participate, please consider sharing your story on social media using the hashtag #ElectricalRollUp to help amplify the message. Thank you for your continued support in promoting this critical safety initiative. Together, we can make a meaningful difference in the construction industry and ensure the safety of all workers.

Environmental News for This Week

During the week February 22 through March 2, the U.S. environmental regulatory and compliance landscape continued to shift dramatically, with EPA deregulatory actions and major environmental emergencies carrying substantial legal and enforcement implications.

Most notably, the Environmental Protection Agency finalized the repeal of the 2009 Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding — the foundational basis under the Clean Air Act for federal regulation of greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles and engines. This final rule eliminates EPA’s authority to regulate GHG emissions from on-road vehicles, triggering likely litigation over statutory authority and public-health mandates.

EPA also repealed the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) for coal-fired power plants, relaxing limits on toxic emissions such as mercury and arsenic — a move drawing legal challenge from environmental groups and raising compliance uncertainty for power sector operators.

In ongoing rulemaking, EPA is expected to finalize biofuel blending quotas and refinery obligation reallocations under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) by the end of March, affecting compliance obligations for refiners and biofuel producers.

Externally, the Potomac River sewage spill remained a focal emergency response, with federal disaster assistance and continued EPA oversight of remediation efforts after hundreds of millions of gallons of wastewater entered the river.

Legal Implications: These developments introduce heightened litigation risk over statutory interpretation of the Clean Air Act, evolving emissions compliance duties, and acute environmental response obligations.

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Workplace Safety News This Week

For the week of February 22 through March 2, 2026, federal workplace safety activity reflected continued emphasis on enforcement consistency, regulatory implementation, and occupational health research stability.

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) continued oversight of OSHA enforcement metrics amid ongoing congressional scrutiny regarding inspection targeting and resource allocation. Public reporting indicates that OSHA leadership reaffirmed its commitment to high-hazard industry inspections, particularly in construction, warehousing, and manufacturing, where fatality rates remain elevated. Enforcement press releases during the period focused on fall protection, trenching hazards, and machine guarding violations—longstanding priorities under OSHA’s Severe Violator Enforcement Program.

OSHA also continued implementation work related to the revised Hazard Communication Standard, with compliance guidance and stakeholder outreach efforts directed toward chemical manufacturers and downstream employers preparing for phased-in 2026 deadlines. Electronic injury and illness reporting obligations likewise remain a compliance focal point as employers prepare for the March submission window.

At the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), restored FY 2026 funding has stabilized staffing and research operations. NIOSH signaled continued work on occupational exposure limits, respiratory protection research, and construction fall-prevention initiatives, reinforcing its role as the federal government’s primary occupational health research body.

In stakeholder outreach, OSHA and NIOSH jointly announced the 13th annual National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction scheduled for May 4–8, emphasizing fall hazard awareness and prevention as a legal compliance and risk-management priority. IHMM is a partner in the 13th Annual National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction.

Collectively, these developments highlight active oversight of enforcement policy, continued agency guidance issuance, and congressional investment in occupational safety research and enforcement.

IHMM is a Premier Partner of the Falls 2026 Campaign

May 4-8, 2026
What is a Safety Stand-Down?

A Safety Stand-Down is a voluntary event for employers to talk directly to employees about safety. Any workplace can hold a stand-down by taking a break to focus on “Fall Hazards” and reinforcing the importance of “Fall Prevention”. Employers of companies not exposed to fall hazards can also use this opportunity to have a conversation with employees about the other job hazards they face, protective methods, and the company’s safety policies and goals. It can also be an opportunity for employees to talk to management about falls and other job hazards they see.

In the coming weeks, IHMM will be making materials available for the Falls 2026 Campaign!   In addition, IHMM is looking for 2 volunteers, each from a different construction company, who can tell a great story about how they prevent falls in construction.

Global DG Transport Regulatory Update This Week

IHMM Global DG Transport Compliance Matrix (2025–2026)
IHMM Certificant Compliance Checklist

Week of February 23-March 2, 2026

Executive summary

This week’s developments were dominated by (i) U.S. federal rulemaking and effective-date changes that directly affect fuel and international-harmonization compliance, and (ii) high-consequence roadway incidents in Chile and Ghana that are already driving tighter operational controls and enforcement attention in their regions. At the global level, the practical compliance baseline remains ADR 2025 under UNECE auspices and IMDG Code Amendment 42-24, now mandatory worldwide, with carriers continuing to harden acceptance rules on high-risk commodities like charcoal.

United States (PHMSA and modal partners): rulemaking + effective-date compliance

1) HM-215R Harmonization NPRM (comment clock running)

PHMSA’s NPRM “Hazardous Materials: Harmonization With International Standards” (HM-215R) remains the central U.S. development shaping multi-modal DG compliance. The proposal would align the HMR with updated international standards for proper shipping names, hazard classes, packing groups, special provisions, packaging authorizations, air quantity limits, and vessel stowage—with comments due April 13, 2026.
Counsel’s note: Even before finalization, this NPRM is a strong signal that PHMSA expects regulated entities to maintain “functional alignment” with the international baseline (IMDG/ICAO/UN Model Regs) in classification and documentation controls—especially for shippers operating globally.

2) HM-265 fuel-transport burden-reduction rule: now effective (compliance inflection)

PHMSA’s final rule HM-265 (“Eliminating Unnecessary Regulatory Burdens on Fuel Transportation”) became effective February 13, 2026 (voluntary compliance began January 14, 2026).
Counsel’s note: For carriers and offerors in fuel supply chains, this is an immediate compliance-change event: SOPs, training references, shipping paper templates, and any internal “HMR crosswalk” tools should be updated to reflect the effective-date landscape and avoid internal-control mismatches during audits and enforcement inquiries.

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Planning and Sustaining Effective School Safety Programs

Explore our three-part webinar series designed to strengthen school safety efforts from start to finish. In Operationalizing Evidence-Based School Safety Programs, learn how to assess your needs, identify credible programs, and avoid common pitfalls in implementation. In Engaging Collaborators in School Safety Program Planning, discover how to identify the right partners, define roles, and build strong working relationships throughout the planning process. Finally, Sustaining School Safety Programs focuses on developing sustainability plans that prepare for challenges and embed long-term practices into daily operations. Together, these sessions offer practical guidance for selecting, implementing, and maintaining effective school safety initiatives.

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External Opportunities

3/18/26 – Enhancing School Safety Using Behavioral Threat Assessment
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4/15/26 – Preventing Mass Attacks in Our Communities
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5/20/26 – Enhancing School Safety Using Behavioral Threat Assessment
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News from IHMM Affiliates

Alliance of Hazardous Materials Professionals

IHMM is affiliated with AHMP and is pleased to bring this important information to all of our certificants.

AHMP News

American Industrial Hygiene Association

IHMM is affiliated with AIHA and is pleased to bring this important information to all of our certificants.

The Synergist

Preparing for Possible Futures

By Abby Roberts

Uncertainty about the future has long been a common source of stress. In recent years, part of this anxiety has related to the impacts of new technologies, including artificial intelligence. Tom Koulopoulos, a futurist, author, inventor, professor, and entrepreneur, finds some concerns about AI reasonable. “AI and automation are expanding capability,” Koulopoulos wrote in an email to AIHA staff, “but they also raise new questions about accountability, trust, and oversight.”

In his closing keynote at AIHA Connect 2026, Koulopoulos will give attendees a glimpse at possible futures of work. “This keynote isn’t about predicting a single future—it’s about preparing for multiple plausible ones,” he wrote.

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National Safety Council

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NSC News

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American Society of Safety Professionals

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Check it out! The graphic to the left brings to life the powerful partnership between IHMM and the IHMM Foundation — a collaboration built to support YOU and every IHMM credential holder!

IHMM created the IHMM Foundation with one goal in mind: to empower and elevate its certificants. While IHMM delivers a wide range of prestigious professional credentials, the IHMM Foundation steps in with game-changing professional development programs designed to support both current certificants and those on the path to certification.

Together, they’re building a stronger, smarter, and more connected community of professionals. 🚀 Ready to take your career to the next level? This is where it all begins!

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