Mexican Regulation for Ground Transport of Hazardous Materials and Waste - Function Specific (NOMs) - 2026
1h 20 min! Run Time
Employees
only
of Completion
What you'll learn
Description
Train employees who handle, ship or transport dangerous goods by ground in Mexico under the Mexican Official Standards (NOMs), meeting the SCT requirements for Chapter 8 of Title IV. Taught in English.
What this course covers:
- The SCT regulatory framework, Mexican regulation and applicable NOMs
- Consequences of non-compliance and SCT and STPS training requirements
- Classification, the dangerous goods table and packaging
- Marking, labeling, placarding and documentation
- Loading, segregation, exceptions, emergency response and security awareness
For dangerous goods employees and supervisors who offer goods by road to, from or within Mexico. No prerequisite required.
Table of Contents
• SCT Regulatory Framework, Mexican Regulation & Applicable NOMs
• Consequences of Non-compliance
• SCT and STPS Training Requirements
• Classification & Table of Dangerous Goods Packaging
• Marking, Labeling & Placarding
• Documentation
• Loading & Segregation
• Exceptions (including limited quantities)
• Emergency Response & Security Awareness
System Requirements
See System Requirements in the Coggno Knowledge Base
Author
With decades of experience and deep regulatory knowledge, our team helps businesses confidently navigate the complex world of hazmat / DG transport. We provide timely, practical solutions designed to help reduce risk, improve efficiency, and support day-to-day compliance.
Currie Associates offers a wide range of online dangerous goods transportation training courses (49 CFR, IMDG Code, ICAO/IATA, ADR, Transport Canada, Mexican NOMs, Lithium Battery). The courses are designed to meet the regulatory requirements for training and the needs of busy organizations – whether you’re onboarding new hires, managing high turnover, or addressing training gaps.
Mexican Regulation for Ground Transport of Hazardous Materials and Waste - Function Specific (NOMs) - 2026