Hazmat Carrier Crunch - Finding Capacity and Sanity in a Tight Market (TNS618B)

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Learn How to Develop Strategies to Thrive in a Tight Hazmat Carrier Market

The carrier capacity shortage that is impacting supply chains nationwide is particularly bad in the hazardous materials transportation space. Many loads are sitting unmoved, delayed or dropped. Hazmat shippers and 3PLs are spending significantly more time looking for qualified carriers. The lack of capacity has also led to price increase and volatility.

Do you know what is causing the capacity crunch? And do you have a robust action plan that delivers results – even in the current market scenario?

Join this session, where logistics and supply chain expert Joe Lynch will help you do just that, and more. Lynch will share his strategies for developing the processes, people, relationships, and assets necessary to thrive in the tight hazmat carrier market.

Lynch will walk you through the key topics that matter – starting from definitions and market overview, to the underlying causes of the capacity crunch, the best practices to follow, and the types of shipments, certifications, and compliance.

After attending the session, you will learn how to develop a solid action plan for transporting hazardous materials, and also become a shipper of choice for hazmat carriers.

Session Objectives

You will learn:

• What is causing the capacity crunch
• How to develop an action plan to get hazardous materials transported
• How to become a shipper of choice so that hazmat carriers want to work with your company

Session Highlights

This session will cover:

• Definitions
• Overview of the hazardous materials transportation market
• Types of hazmat shipments, certifications, and compliance
• Best practices for transporting hazmat shipments
• The capacity crunch and why it impacts hazmat shipping harder
• Proven strategies for getting your hazmat shipments covered

Who Should Attend

• Purchasing agents at companies that ship hazardous materials
• Logistics managers
• Operations managers
• Supply chain managers
• Supply chain consultants
• Transportation sales people
• Traffic managers
• Shipping and receiving managers who transport hazardous materials
• Warehouse managers
• 3PL managers