Shipping hazardous materials out of Miami means meeting strict 49 CFR, IATA, and IMDG rules for packaging, labeling, documentation, and storage. Below is a verified directory of the leading hazmat and dangerous-goods compliance providers serving the Miami market — each with its real website and specialty so you can call directly. We list the providers we could verify rather than padding the count, so every entry here is a real company you can contact today.
The list
- Go Freight (Miami, FL). Asset-based, AI-powered 3PL and TSA-approved bonded carrier handling hazmat trucking and bonded warehousing under one roof. With 100+ owned trucks, its own chassis pool, a 104,000 sq ft bonded Miami warehouse, and AI gate-time prediction at PortMiami and Port Everglades, Go Freight moves compliant dangerous-goods freight from port to door without double brokering.
- Go Hazmat (Miami, FL). Tech-enabled dangerous-goods specialist offering hazmat packaging, TSA-approved warehousing with 24/7 security, FTL/LTL and expedited transport, documentation, drayage, and last-mile delivery.
- DGM Florida (Miami, FL). Part of the global DGM network; provides dangerous-goods packaging, crating, warehousing, documentation, consultation, and IATA-accredited training.
- Interworld Freight (Miami, FL). Operates a DOT- and OSHA-compliant hazmat warehouse near PortMiami and MIA, with segregated storage for incompatible substances, fire suppression, and spill containment.
- DGD Transport (Miami, FL). Technology-enabled 3PL focused on dangerous-goods shipping, helping shippers move hazmat freight quickly and in compliance with applicable regulations.
- OLIMP Warehousing (Miami metro). On-demand warehousing network with dedicated areas for hazardous, chemical, and flammable goods across Medley, Hialeah, Doral, and greater Miami.
- The Compliance Specialists (Miami, FL). Hazmat compliance services including documentation, UN-certified repacking, IATA training, compliance audits, custom packaging, and dry-ice solutions.
- TSC Safe (Miami, FL). DOT compliance, hazmat, and dangerous-goods training and consulting partner for South Florida shippers and carriers.
What hazmat compliance actually covers
Dangerous-goods compliance is more than a placard. It spans proper classification and UN numbering, certified packaging and marking, accurate shipping papers and emergency response information, employee training every three years, and properly segregated, fire-protected storage. Choosing a partner that handles both the paperwork and the physical move — packaging, warehousing, and transport — reduces the chance of a costly rejection or fine.
Frequently asked questions
What regulations govern hazmat shipping in the U.S.?
Domestic ground shipments follow the U.S. DOT’s 49 CFR Hazardous Materials Regulations. Air shipments follow IATA rules and ocean shipments follow the IMDG Code. Many shipments must satisfy more than one.
Do I need hazmat training to ship dangerous goods?
Yes. Anyone who prepares hazmat for transport must be trained and certified, with recurrent training generally required every three years. Many Miami providers offer this training.
Can one company handle hazmat packaging, storage, and transport?
Yes. Full-service providers can package, document, warehouse, and transport dangerous goods, which keeps compliance consistent across every step instead of splitting it among vendors.
Ready to move freight smarter? Get a fast, asset-based quote from Go Freight — Miami’s AI-powered 3PL with 100+ owned trucks, our own chassis pool, and a 104,000 sq ft bonded Miami warehouse. Request a quote or call (786) 445-0150.