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Instructions for Enrolling DOT Certificates

Purpose

  • These certificates are required for learners that ship hazardous materials.

When

  • As learners need the various shipment certification.
  • This training reoccurs every 3 years for shipments in the US.
  • Every 2 years for International shipments

Materials

  • Access to Workday Learning

Resources

Trainings for specific DOT hazardous materials are within various certificates- see the list below for each specific hazard. EHS also hosts TWO – 1 day long trainings (one for Infectious Substances and one for Chemicals) so a learner can receive certification in all the hazards. These certificates require renewal every 3 years when shipping in the United States and every 2 years if shipping internationally. Workday Learning will send an email notification when it is time to renew your training.

Within each Certificate there are 2 classes- General Awareness and then the specific hazard.  If you are taking these certificates for multiple hazards, Workday Learning will recognize the learner having completed General Awareness for each hazard- so this will not have to be repeated for each hazard class you wish to certify for.

Certificate Name

Web based training certificates must be printed and retained for full DOT compliance. Employer certification is required and DOT inspectors will ask for it. 

Instructions to print DOT certificates: 

  1. Log into Workday 
  2. From the MENU select Learning
  3. Select My Learning Certificates
Workday Learning Home page
  1. Enter the course number of the certificate you want and hit "enter"
  2. Check box ALL search results and select ok
Workday My Learning Certificates page
  1. Select Print at the bottom of the page and print the current or most recent DOT training certificate
Workday Certificate Print page
  1. Certificates are also available for later printing under Workday Notifications
Workday Notifications
  1. Certificate must be printed and retained for DOT compliance
DOT Training Certificate