Great! I will definitely check out those practice tests as well as the one mentioned by Palace37.
HAZMAT endorsement. How much of the charts, classes of materials, etc are on test?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by MountainWind, Dec 28, 2012.
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Hey-Take your time and you can do all right.Over preparing isn't a problem.If it's anything like Arizona's test on a computer if you miss enough to fail the test it's over even if you haven't answered all the questions.Here you can skip questions and go back.Answer the ones you know then if need be figure out the ones that are left.You still have to do the background check/fingerprint thing before they will put the endorsement on your license.In Arizona it's pass the test then do the background check.Take care.Brian
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Pete Moss - Sounds like the same computer test here in Maryland, you can skip and go back and answer. Thanks for reminding me about the background/fingerprints, I forgot about that and the additional $90 fee that goes with it!
ATX- yup, same here. I could take it the next day here as well with no extra fee. Oh I will definitely be ready and probably take it Monday and get that background stuff rolling...
Or should I wait until I'm hired to get that endorsement?? Hate to spend the money and not get hired! Although, I don't think I will have a problem. -
For new HME applicants: The TSA determines the final security threat assessment of all HAZMAT applicants. You will be notified by letter from the TSA of the disposition of your threat assessment usually within 4 to 6 weeks after submitting your fingerprints. If you are approved by TSA, you usually must report to the nearest full-service MVA to take the Hazmat knowledge test and obtain the HAZMAT endorsement. You do not need to schedule an appointment for this step. You will be required to bring your TSA letter, driver's license and valid DOT physical card with you. Note: You must obtain the HME within 6 months from the date of the TSA letter or you may be required to begin the HAZMAT application process over and pay the required fees, which includes your submitting a new set of fingerprints.
I pulled this directly from the MVA site, so it looks like I have to first pay the background fee and start the process, wait for the letter from the TSA, then take the knowledge test. No big deal, since I still have to go through the school anyway. Also. this gives me plenty of time to study! My current permit is good to go for now anyway, I just wanted to get all the tests over with. -
Not sure how it works in Maryland but in Jersey you take the test first then go for the backround check. Ask about it when you get your permit or take the other endorsments.
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This state provides its own Hazprint enrollment system. Further information is available at http://www.mva.maryland.gov/DriverServ/Apply/CDL/Hazmat.htm .
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the hazmat test is easy, way to easy for all the stuff that goes along with dealing with hazardous materials. I read that little bible pretty often, but you can never get it fully.
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