Whoever offers a hazardous material for transportation describes it on a shipping paper (except for the 172.200(b) exceptions such as certain ORM-D, limited quantity and materials of trade shipments): the identification number, proper shipping name, hazard class (or division) and packing group, in that sequence, the total quantity and number and type of packages, any subsidiary hazard, the technical names, RQ, marine pollutant, poison-inhalation hazard and other 172.203 additional descriptions, the emergency response telephone number, and the shipper's certification signed by a principal or employee. Hazardous materials entries must be first, or marked with an X in an HM column, or highlighted. The offeror retains a copy for two years (three years for hazardous waste) and the carrier for one year, accessible at or through the principal place of business. Hazardous waste moves under the EPA manifest (172.205).
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.