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EHS / Workplace Safety Credentials
Certified Safety & Health Manager
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Certified School Safety Manager
Hazardous Materials / Dangerous Goods Transportation Credentials
Certified Hazardous Materials Manager
Certified Hazardous Materials Practitioner
Certified Dangerous Goods Professional
Associate Hazardous Materials Manager
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IHMM RECENT NEWS
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS/DANGEROUS GOODS
Prop 65 PFAS Lawsuit on Verge of Settlement
Comments on Final Risk Management Rule for Carbon Tetrachloride Are Due November 10, 2025
New Mexico Publishes Proposed Rule to Implement PFAS Protection Act, Will Hold Webinar on October 22, 2025
EPA Announces Clearance of Backlog of Chemical Risk Notifications
Using AI in NEPA Analysis and Permitting
When Does Construction Really Begin? EPA Plans to Redefine a Key Air Permitting Threshold
EPA Announces Automatic Addition of PFHxS-Na to the Toxics Release Inventory, Triggering Mandatory Reporting Requirements
Could recent in-flight fire incidents prompt UAE carriers to restrict power banks and lithium-ion batteries
EU tightens ADR inspections: new rules for the transport of dangerous goods
SEMOVI Updates Rules for Hazardous Materials Transport
Game-changer boron isotope approach could help enhance nuclear waste management
EHS/WORKPLACE SAFETY
Substance Use Prevention Month Tools & Resources
What it takes to build the infrastructure building AI today
The latest labor trends in the construction industry
Lawmakers urge DOT to restore safety advisory committees
DOT updates employer guidelines on drug and alcohol testing
5 Digital Solutions for Rapid Chemical Spill Response
Emerging Hazards and Innovative Solutions for Water Utility Worker Safety
Why the Construction Industry Needs Stronger Legionella Protection
Ongoing Government Shutdown Puts Most OSHA Activities on Hold
How the construction industry can solve its labor problem
Safety Management Systems in a Joint–Employer Environment
Deaths and injuries involving heavy construction equipment spur hazard alert
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IHMM Insider: October 2025
Whether you are just starting out in your career or are a seasoned professional serving the hazmat environmental industry, 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
Tushar Khaire, CHMM
Environmental Engineer
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What or who motivated you to earn an IHMM credential?
Throughout my career in environmental health and safety, I’ve been driven by a passion for keeping people and the environment safe by ensuring safe operations and protecting communities and the environment. I was inspired by mentors and leaders in the field whose work showed me how expert oversight can prevent accidents, ensure compliance, and improve safety culture.
Earning the IHMM CHMM credential has allowed me to formalize my expertise, gain international recognition, and contribute at a higher level to advancing safety standards. It’s not just a personal achievement – it’s a platform for making a real difference in the field, nationally and globally.
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/
IHMM Elections 2025
The 2025 election for a seat on the IHMM Board is to fill the seat of the CHMP representative. June Brock-Carroll is coming to the end of her second, 4-year term on December 31, 2025, as the CHMP representative on the Board, and we cannot express enough our profound thanks to June for her service to IHMM.
IHMM solicited CHMP nominees between March and July this year. The IHMM Nominating Committee received one CHMP nomination, Mr. Kevin Herron, CHMP of Dublin, Ohio. Now Kevin’s name will appear on the IHMM Board of Directors Election Ballot for the election that began on October 8, 2025, and concludes on November 8, 2025.
Every eligible IHMM certificant has received a personal, numbered ballot with which to cast one vote this year.
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 jobs available.
Hazardous Building Materials Professional (48069) – New Haven, CT – Langan
Hazmat Specialist (48590) – White Plains, NY – Langan
Hazardous Materials Manager – Univ of NC @ Chapel Hill – The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC-CH)
Senior Environmental Compliance Specialist – Aarcher Staffing
Connect. Collaborate. Get Hired!
Losing a job is tough—but you don’t have to navigate the next steps alone. IHMM’s COLLABORATION platform is more than just a place to network; it’s a community where environmental health, hazardous materials, and workplace safety professionals come together to connect, collaborate, and find new opportunities.
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.
- Go to IHMM’s Collaboration platform > https://community.ihmm.org/home
- Scroll down to the OPEN FOR WORK Community
- Post your resume, preferred work location[s], and experience there
IHMM’s Unprecedented Outreach: Elevating Excellence Worldwide
2025 marks another milestone moment for IHMM! In our first 9 months, we have sent 7.2 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 IHMM’s 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!
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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.
The Dr. John H Frick Memorial IHMM Scholarship Program – Closed for 2025
The Institute of Hazardous Materials Management is pleased to have created $32,000 in academic scholarships, divided equally between $16,000 for students enrolled in undergraduate or graduate education in approved schools and who are also Student CHMMs, and $16,000 for students enrolled in undergraduate or graduate education in approved schools and who are also Student ASHMs.
IHMM seeks to foster the growth and academic success of students whose courses of education and participation in one of our Student certifications will lead to those students becoming fully-certified IHMM credential holders later in their professional lives.
Go to > https://hazmatsociety.org/scholarship/
Fueling Innovation Through Collaboration!
This week alone, 1,776 conversations are sparking ideas, solving problems, and connecting professionals on the IHMM/IHMM Foundation Collaboration Platform! IHMM’s certificants are in 50 states and 85 other countries – here is where we communicate with each other.
Need expert insights? Facing a tough challenge? Looking for fresh perspectives from industry leaders? This is your space to connect, share, and grow.
🔹 Tap into a powerhouse of knowledge
🔹 Engage with top professionals in your field
🔹 Turn workplace challenges into success stories—together!
At IHMM, we believe that the best solutions come from collaboration. This is where we support each other, reduce workplace stress, and create meaningful change—as a team, as a community, and as a force for excellence.
Join the conversation. Make an impact. Let’s collaborate!
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Access to COLLABORATION is through the same username/password you use to access your MYIHMM account. Are you having a problem? Contact Jimmy Nguyen at [email protected]
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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.
Upholding Integrity: The Updated IHMM Code of Ethics
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 CONFERENCES For 2025
IHMM will attend the following conferences and trade shows in 2025. Please be sure to drop by the IHMM booth and say hello to the staff while you are there. We want to meet you! So far in 2025, IHMM has been with NSC, AHMP Hazmat Summit, AIHA Connect, COSTHA, and the Ohio Safety Conference. Below is what we have coming up!
Are there conferences you believe IHMM should attend in 2025 that are not named here? If so, let us know by sending an email to [email protected]
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
PHMSA shutdown.
New Mexico Publishes Proposed Rule to Implement PFAS Protection Act, Will Hold Webinar on October 22, 2025
Following up on the New Mexico Environment Department’s (NMED) September 25, 2025, webinar on a labeling requirement for products containing intentionally added per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), NMED announced on October 8, 2025, that it has petitioned New Mexico’s Environmental Improvement Board (EIB) to adopt a proposed rule to implement the PFAS Protection Act. If passed by EIB, the rule would take effect July 2026. NMED will hold an informational webinar on October 22, 2025. Comments on the proposed rule are due March 31, 2026, by 4:00 p.m. (MST). NMED has created a web page compiling all PFAS Protection Act material, including a link to the proposed rule and draft labels. For more information on the proposed rule requirements, please read the full memorandum.
Important Stories for IHMM Certificants
EPA Updates Lead Guidance to Accelerate Cleanup of Superfund, Hazardous Waste Sites Across the Nation
This week, the most consequential development from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is the agency’s issuance of updated guidance to expedite cleanup of lead-contaminated soil at residential and hazardous-waste sites. Environmental Protection Agency
From an IHMM certificant’s perspective, the implications are substantial. The new guidance establishes a regional screening level of 200 parts per million and a removal management level of 600 parts per million for lead in residential soil, and signals stricter expectations for timely action. Environmental Protection Agency Those responsible for sites under the Superfund or other remediation regimes should treat this as more than guidance: the EPA is clearly signaling increased regulatory and community scrutiny. Legal strategies should now include reviewing site-specific exposure pathways, engaging early with state/local partners, and documenting remediation decision-making in light of lowered tolerance for delay. Liability exposure for property owners, developers and waste generators rises as the agency defines clearer thresholds and accelerates the pace of cleanup.
New Research Shows There’s a Simple Way to Protect Workers. Is OSHA listening?
This week’s most significant workplace-safety development involves a new study showing that simple protections — water, shade, rest breaks — markedly reduce injuries among workers exposed to extreme heat on the job. Occupational Safety and Health Administration-observers note the findings arrive at a critical moment, as rule-making for a first-ever federal heat-safety standard remains stalled. Investigate Midwest
From a safety perspective: employers must re-evaluate their heat-hazard policies now, not later. Even absent a formal regulation, failure to provide basic safeguards when published research links them to risk may invite negligence-based liability or regulatory scrutiny. For in-house counsel, this means auditing heat exposure plans, documenting provision of water/shade/rest breaks, and ensuring training for supervisors and frontline staff. Moreover, any upcoming formal standard from OSHA will likely back-date compliance expectations — proactive prevention now strengthens both defence and duty-of-care.
IHMM filed comments on the proposed OSHA Heat rule in last January – Read IHMM’s Comments Here Filed 1-13-2025
Shutdowns Complicate Exposures
When the federal government fails to vigorously enforce environmental laws, regulated entities face significant and multifaceted exposures. Even in the absence of federal oversight, statutory obligations under laws such as the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, and Resource Conservation and Recovery Act remain in full effect. A lapse in federal enforcement does not create a legal safe harbor; rather, it heightens the risk that violations will be identified and prosecuted by other authorities or private parties.
IHMM Comments on Two OSHA Proposed Rules
On October 14th, the Institute of Hazardous Materials Management [IHMM] filed comments on two OSHA proposed rulemakings. As always, the Institute prefaces its comments on proposed regulations with an introduction to the subject matter experts who are the certificants of IHMM, along with our accredited credentials, recertification requirements, and professional development activities. The Institute thanks the subject matter experts who contributed to the construction of these comments, as they are a critical resource for our ability to speak with government.
- Next up this month, the proposed OSHA regulation concerning Construction Illumination, followed in November by the EPA proposed regulation concerning the Endangerment Finding.
Learn more about IHMM’s Govcernment Affairs activities here.
Federal Government Shutdown – October 21 Update
DG Transportation Issues
IHMM Global DG Transport Compliance Matrix (2025–2026)
United States (influenced by UNECE “Orange Book”)
Although the U.S. is not party to ADR, DOT/PHMSA keeps 49 CFR aligned with the UN Model Regulations. PHMSA’s HM-215Q final rule (effective May 10, 2024; delayed compliance to Apr 10, 2025) incorporated broad harmonization changes (shipping names, special provisions, lithium-battery updates, etc.). PHMSA also acknowledged use of the 2025–2026 ICAO/IMDG/UN updates where multimodal segments require them, easing transitional compliance for exporters.
Europe (ADR/RID/ADN + EU law)
The 2025 editions of ADR (road), RID (rail), and ADN (inland waterways) entered into force on 1 January 2025. Core themes include new/revised DG entries—especially for batteries (e.g., sodium-ion) and advanced propulsion vehicles—documentation tweaks, and targeted tank/waste carriage changes. The EU continues to mandate ADR/RID/ADN for domestic movements via Directive 2008/68/EC, ensuring uniformity across Member States.
Global baseline (UNECE/UN Model Regulations)
The UN Model Regulations (the “Orange Book”) are the common source that ADR/RID/ADN implement. The 23rd revised edition (2023) underpins ADR 2025 (including new entries for sodium-ion batteries and related notes), and the 24th revised edition (2025) further updates hybrid battery provisions and related standards—now being taken up by modal/ regional systems. Expect consequent rolling amendments in ADR/RID/ADN and national law over the 2025–2026 cycle.
Asia
Beyond Europe, ADR is open to all UN Member States. The notable 2025 development: Kyrgyzstan’s action on ADR is recorded among UNECE’s latest treaty movements, signaling continued Asian uptake of UNECE transport instruments. Operationally, Asian shippers already follow UN Model Regulations via air/sea modes; as ADR participation spreads, over-the-road alignment should tighten.
Africa
Several African states use UN Model Regulations directly and some have acceded to ADR (e.g., Morocco), with UNECE running structured “road-map” programs to support accession and implementation. Morocco’s long-standing ADR membership and subsequent domestic framework illustrate how UNECE texts can be transplanted effectively on the continent; additional accessions and capacity-building are ongoing under UNECE auspices.
Central & South America
While ADR is not the dominant legal instrument here, MERCOSUR’s Agreement on the Inland Transport of Dangerous Goods adopts UN Model Regulations and ADR-style architecture for road/rail, and countries (e.g., Argentina, Brazil) update national DG rules accordingly. The practical effect is a high degree of technical compatibility with ADR labelling, classification, and packaging—even when ADR itself isn’t the formal treaty base.
Practical takeaways for shippers and carriers
Batteries & vehicles. Expect new UN numbers and conditions for sodium-ion batteries and battery-powered vehicles across ADR/RID/ADN and, by harmonization, in U.S./MERCOSUR practice. Verify Table A entries, special provisions, and any tank/vehicle-specific clauses before Q1 shipments.
Documentation & transitional use. EU/ADR states are on ADR 2025 as of 1 Jan 2025; U.S. shippers have HM-215Q in force with a compliance transition through Apr 10, 2025, plus PHMSA flexibility for current ICAO/IMDG/UN segments. Align paperwork and markings to avoid “mixed-regime” delays.
Geographic expansion. Watch for new ADR accessions in Asia/Africa; participation can change route planning (e.g., tunnel restrictions, security plans, multilingual documentation) and mutual-recognition practices at borders.
For multinational DG movements in 2025–2026, treat the UN Model Regulations Rev. 24 (2025) as the north star and assume rapid downstream incorporation into ADR/RID/ADN and national systems (EU via Directive 2008/68/EC; U.S. via HM-215 series; MERCOSUR via its regional agreement). Update classification matrices (especially batteries and waste), retrain drivers/consignors on ADR 2025 documentation nuances, and refresh multimodal SOPs to manage transitional divergences. This reduces exposure to enforcement findings, detentions, and insurer reservations when incidents occur.
Partnerships
School districts are invited to join the Safe Communities Safe Schools (SCSS) National Implementation Project, led by the Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence (CSPV) at the University of Colorado Boulder and funded by the Bureau of Justice Assistance. Through this partnership, districts will work with CSPV to strengthen their school safety action planning and implementation. Apply by 11/4.
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STOP School Violence Program FY2025 Funding Opportunity
The Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) has announced its STOP School Violence Program FY2025 Funding Opportunity to support initiatives that prevent and reduce school violence through training, threat assessment teams, and other safety strategies. A recording of the informational webinar on this grant is available on our website
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- FY25 Office of Justice Programs Community Based Violence Intervention and Prevention Initiative
- OJJDP FY25 Strategies To Support Children Exposed to Violence
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Additional School Safety Resources
- 10/25 – Human Trafficking Awareness 101: School Resource Officers (SROs)
- 11/19 – 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
- Join AHMP for our November Webinar: Legionella – Strategies for Evaluation and Managementon Thursday, November 6, 2025 from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm Eastern. This session will provide an overview of the challenges for a qualified professional when performing a Legionella evaluation. The differences between a routine sampling and outbreak response investigation will be reviewed, as well as discussions regarding the various types of Legionella bacteria, emergency remediation and susceptible populations. Finally, current guidance for water management in buildings will be presented including both potable and non-potable systems and a case study, if time allows. The goal of this presentation is for the attendee to increase their knowledge of potential sources of Legionella and impact on public health. Learn More
- We’re excited to announce that exhibit booths and sponsorship opportunities are now open for the 2026 EHS HAZMAT Summit: September 29 – October 1 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Learn more
American Industrial Hygiene Association
IHMM is affiliated with AIHA and is pleased to bring this important information to all of our certificants.
The Synergist
Progress on Grand Challenges
By Larry Sloan
In 2020, the AIHA Board of Directors approved a project to develop “grand challenges” for the occupational and environmental health and safety profession. Many other professions, from mathematics to social work, have identified their own grand challenges: ambitious but achievable goals intended to address significant problems. The volunteers leading AIHA’s project selected other criteria to ensure that our grand challenges remained both aspirational and practical—for example, by stipulating that progress toward solutions should be likely within five to ten years.
National Safety Council
IHMM is a member of the National Safety Council and is pleased to bring this important information to all of our certificants.
NSC News
- Deaths and injuries involving heavy construction equipment spur hazard alert
- California’s heat rule has helped curb injuries, workers’ comp study shows
- FMCSA gives more time for use of paper medical certificates
- Survey reveals gap in small-business safety training
- Senate committee advances Anthony D’Esposito’s nomination for DOL inspector general
- Minnesota OSHA adopts emphasis program on transportation tank cleaning
NSC Webinars
- Oct 23 – Preventing SIFs: How Technology is Reshaping Workplace Safety
- Oct 30 – Building Your Safety Champion Network: From the Front Line to the C-Suite
- Nov 6 – Building Well-Being: Total Worker Health on Mega Construction Projects
- Nov 13 – Harnessing Your Safety Message: Unlocking the Power of Your Toolbox Talks
- Nov 20 – Breaking the Safety Plateau: Insights from Avetta’s ‘2025 Insights & Impact Report’
- Dec 18 – Stacked Risk: Tackling Fatigue and Road Hazards Before They Multiply
American Society of Safety Professionals
IHMM is a member of the American Society of Safety Professionals and is pleased to bring this important information to all of our certificants.
ASSP News
- Episode 172: Taking Your PPE Program to the Next Level and Going Beyond Compliance
- ASSP Applauds Appointment of Longtime Member Keeling to Lead OSHA
- Episode 171: Let’s Not Point Fingers: How to Create a Culture of Accountability
- Navigating the Winds of Change in Safety: An Update from ISO/TC 283 — Global Committee Working on the ISO 45001 Revision
- Senate Panel Backs OSHA, MSHA and NIOSH Funding: What It Means for Safety
ASSP Webinars
- Oct 23 – Integrating ISO 45001 to Manage Occupational Health & Safety
- Oct 23 – Integrating Z10 to Manage Occupational Health & Safety
- Oct 23 – Enterprise Risk Management for Safety Professionals
- Oct 23 – Management Systems Auditing
- Oct 23 – Bowtie Risk Assessment
- Oct 23 – Influential Leadership Skills
- Oct 23 – Corporate Safety Management
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IHMM and The IHMM Foundation
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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