Dry Ice Shipping & Handling Training

Complete dry ice safety training covering proper handling, storage, transportation, health hazards, and emergency procedures. Instant certificate upon completion.

$49
45 minutes · 3 modules · certificate included
$36.75 a seat at 10+ · save 25% · price your team
Add 2 more courses and save 10%.

Quick answer

What is Dry Ice Shipping & Handling Training?
Dry Ice Shipping & Handling Training is online compliance training. It costs $49, takes about 45 minutes across 3 modules, and issues a dated certificate the moment the trainee finishes.
Who needs it?
fleet operators, safety managers and drivers meeting DOT and FMCSA training requirements.
Is the certificate verifiable?
Yes. Every certificate carries a unique number that anyone can check publicly at certifiedtrainingusa.com/verify without an account.

What this course covers

01
Properties & Hazards15 min
Physical properties, asphyxiation risks, frostbite, pressure buildup, regulatory classification
02
Safe Handling Procedures15 min
PPE requirements, ventilation, loading/securing, emergency spill response
03
Shipping Documentation15 min
Hazmat documentation thresholds, package marking, bill of lading, exemptions

Who needs this training

This course is for fleet operators, safety managers and drivers meeting DOT and FMCSA training requirements. You can take it as an individual, or buy seats for your whole team from one account.

Instant, verifiable certificate

Your certificate issues the moment you finish, with a unique ID. Any employer or inspector can confirm it at certifiedtrainingusa.com/verify. No waiting for a card in the mail.

Get 10% off your first course

One code, one use, any course. We will also send you the occasional note when a standard changes in a way that affects training you have already bought. Nothing else.

The code applies at list price. It does not combine with team seat discounts or bundles, which are already discounted. Unsubscribe anytime.

Common questions

Is dry ice considered hazmat?

Dry ice (UN 1845) is Class 9 Miscellaneous Hazardous Material when shipped by air and regulated subsidiary risk for ground transport. Most drivers don't realize they're handling hazmat when transporting frozen goods, pharmaceuticals, or medical specimens.

What PPE is required for dry ice handling?

Cryogenic gloves and eye protection are required. Dry ice is -109.3°F and causes instant frostbite on bare skin contact. Proper ventilation is critical—CO2 displaces oxygen in enclosed spaces.

Before you buy, read the background

We publish a sourced guide to this requirement, with the current enforcement figures pulled from our own dataset.

Transportation · 8 min read
Dry Ice Shipping and Handling: Two Hazards People Underrate
Dry ice is regulated because it suffocates people in confined spaces and bursts sealed packages, and both risks come from the same sublimation nobody is watching.

Others usually trained alongside this

Same category, same audience. Most sites that need one of these need more than one.

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Train your team

Set the headcount and the price follows. Volume discount applies automatically, and every seat gets its own redemption code to hand out.

seats
5 × $41.65$208.25
Small team · 15% offsaves $36.75

One redemption code per seat, plus a roster showing who has finished.

Volume discount

5 more seats and the rate drops to $36.75.

25+ seats can be paid on invoice against a PO instead of a card.

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