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	Requirements and Conditions The Hazardous Materials Manager-in-Training (HMMT) is not a certified level. The HMMT candidate must: hold a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in hazardous materials management or a related discipline, have less than three years of qualifying experience, and pass an examination focusing on the scientific principles involved in hazardous materials management. Undergraduate students may sit for the exam during the final semester of their senior year; however, the designation will not be awarded until the baccalaureate degree is received and verified by official transcript. The HMMT designation shall be valid for five years, and the expiration dates shall be indicated on the certificates issued. Within that time, it is expected that the HMMT will qualify for and take the CHMM examination. Find out more about the HMMT program! HMMT Introduction Requirements & Conditions Exam Topics & Availability Benefits University Professors: Become participants in this program I became a Hazardous Materials Manager-in-Training (MIT) before June 1, 2004. What is my status?