DOT PHMSA’s 2026 Hazardous Materials Regulations Changes: 17 Final Rules – How Do They Affect You?

Join us for a review of the 17 final rules recently issued by PHMSA. In this webinar, we will discuss the key changes, explain what they mean for your operations, and discuss the steps you need to take to stay compliant.

Objective

• Provide an overview of the 17 final rules.
• Highlight the most significant changes to the HMR.
• Explain how the changes affect operations.
• Answer your questions.

Agenda

• Welcome and Introduction
• Overview of the 17 Final Rules
• Key Highlights from the Final Rules
• How Do the Changes Affect You?
• Live Q&A
• Closing

Target Audience:

• Hazmat shippers/offerors
• Hazmat carriers
• Anyone with a job function related to the safe shipping of hazardous materials

Language: English

Cost: No Charge

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Speakers:

Taylor Mabile

Consultant, SGS - Environmental Resource Center

Taylor Mabile is a Regulatory Compliance Consultant and Hazmat/Dangerous Goods Training Specialist with a background in nuclear chemistry and extensive experience in hazardous materials transportation and environmental compliance. She specializes in developing and delivering regulatory training for the transportation of hazardous materials and dangerous goods by ground, air, and vessel, covering U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) requirements as well as international requirements under the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the International Maritime Organization (IMO). Taylor also develops computer-based training and technology-driven compliance solutions designed to make regulatory compliance more accessible and easier to implement. Her work combines technical expertise and regulatory knowledge with a practical approach to helping organizations navigate complex regulations and apply them effectively in their operations.

Regan Bottomley

Senior Consultant, SGS - Environmental Resource Center

Regan has more than 17 years of experience in environmental consulting and regulatory compliance, providing training and consulting services to organizations across a wide range of industries, including many Fortune 500 companies. She is a recognized expert in the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), with experience teaching both standard and advanced RCRA classes, as well as providing specialized instruction on state-specific hazardous waste regulations for Texas, California, and New York. In addition to training, Regan has performed hazardous waste compliance inspections and provided regulatory consulting services for a wide range of projects. She also brings extensive expertise in the Department of Transportation's Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMRs), which cover the transportation of hazardous materials and/or hazardous waste. She has participated in many nationwide industry events, such as the California CUPA Conference and the Texas Environmental Trade Fair, and has provided training for regulators, inspectors, and industry professionals. Her work has taken her beyond the classroom, giving her seasoned insight into how environmental and transportation regulations are interpreted, enforced, and applied.

Rachel Fenasci

Business Development Manager - NAM, SGS - Environmental Resource Center

Rachel Fenasci is a Business Development Manager with a thirteen-year background in the environmental industry. Rachel's experience includes working for professional service providers offering environmental analysis and laboratory services, environmental consulting services for regional and national engineering firms, and national hazardous and non-hazardous waste transportation, storage, and disposal services. After completing her training and certification in OSHA 40-Hour Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER), ASTM D-1527-13 Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA), and ASTM E-2018-11 Property Transaction training, Rachel worked as an Environmental Scientist conducting Phase I ESAs for commercial property transactions within the scope of the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA). She also assisted in Phase II ESA site investigations, conducted mold testing and survey reporting, and presented onsite training to clients, local and state government entities, and industry professional organizations.