Unloading/Loading HAZMATs without a “qualified attendant”

I have said this many times… one of the most hazardous tasks that can take place on industrial property is the loading/unloading of hazardous materials.  So many things can go wrong and with the quantities being handled, hazards can get out of control quickly.  So DOT has seen fit to require a “qualified attendant” during the loading and unloading process.  However, DOT has offered a safe alternative to having a human “attend” each unloading/loading task.  But this exemption comes with some true “engineering controls”.  Here are the requirements for having a single human “attend” multiple unloading activities at the same time:

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