Question:
When can the shipping name or the hazardous material identification number be abbreviated on the shipping paper?
A
Only if regulations specifically authorize the shipper to do it
explanation
The ID number, shipping name, and hazard class must not be abbreviated unless specifically authorized in HMR. The description must also show:
• The total quantity and unit of measure.
• The number and type of packages (example: “6 Drums”).
• The letters “RQ,” if a reportable quantity.
• If the letters “RQ” appear, the name of the hazardous substance (if not included in the shipping name).
• For all materials with the letter “G” (Generic) in Column 1, the technical name of the HazMat.
[Commercial Driver's License Manual]
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