OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING COURSE INFORMATION

Directions

Directions to our training site: from Honolulu/Ewa

1.	Take H-1 to Campbell Industrial Park (CIP);
2.	Take CIP exit onto Kalaeloa Boulevard;
3.	From Kalaeloa, turn right onto Malakole Street (second traffic signal);
4.	From Malakole Street take first left onto Hanua Street;
5.	Drive makai 3 blocks just past Kuhele Street;
6.	Hanua Industrial Complex will be on the right.
7.	Park in any unreserved stall (don't park on the street).
8.	Entry is through the glass door (facing parking lot).
9.	Occupational Training is located on the second floor, room 209.

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response - HAZWOPER - Initial
VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120	open training schedule
Intended for site workers, operators, handlers, personnel at treatment/storage/disposal facilities, sub-contractors and others needing to comply with OSHA initial 40-hour training requirements. HAZWOPER provides knowledge and skills necessary to assist with remedial operations surrounding a hazardous materials incident and uses a combination of classroom presentation and "hands-on" field exercises. Course syllabus covers: hazardous materials recognition; basics of toxicology; employee medical surveillance; chemical hazards; respiratory and personal protection; monitoring equipment and procedures; regulatory compliance (OSHA, SARA, CERCLA, RCRA, DOT); confined space entry; operatinal zone determination; spill control engineering and decontamination. Training is also provided online.
40-hour Course Outline \| Online 40-hour Course

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response 40-Hour Initial Course

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open training schedule

FOUR DAY OUTLINE

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Day One Topics:
	Introductions
	Risk Assessment
	Regulatory Review
	Toxicology
	Heat Stress
Day Three Topics:
	Review of homework
	Personal Protective Equipment
	Decontamination
	Planning for Hazmat Incidents
	Site Control Measures
	Overview of TSD Facilities
	Oil Spill Planning
	Instrumentation Workshop
	Industrial Hazards in the Work place
	Confined Spaces and Excavations
	Drill Rig Safety

Day Two Topics:
	Review of homework
	Exposure Guidelines
	Labeling Systems
	Site Safety Plans
	Medical Surveillance
	Respiratory Protection
	Underground Storage Tanks
Day Four Topics:
	Review of homework
	Overview of TSD Facilities
	Class Exercises
	-Levels B & C suitup
	-Decontamination Exercise
	CAMEO and ALOHA
	Course Review
	Final Examination

This is a standard course outline; topics however may be added/removed to meet your specific training needs.

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response - HAZWOPER - InitialOnLine Course Description

VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120

This Internet based course is self-paced, open entry, open exit, waste site worker course that meets all the requirements of 29 CFR 1910.120, OSHA's Hazardous Waste Site worker and Emergency Response Standard. The course consists of an online text, interactive exercises, web links, self-grading quizzes, and final exam. There are two days of face-to-face training to complete the 40-hours for Hazwoper Certification or as a stand-alone course to enhance your skills. Exercises include PPE, pH, CGI, and O2 monitors, over-packing, and decon. Interested? You can sample the course to see if you would like this method of training. Training is also provided in a class setting.

Class Room Course | 40-hour Course Outline
40-hour Online Course Sample

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response 40-Hour Online Initial Course
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Lesson Outline	(Requires attending one day of hands-on training.)
Lesson 1 - Regulations Overview	Lesson 9 - Medical Surveillance
Lesson 2 - Site Characterization	Lesson 10 - Air Monitoring & Personal Sampling
Lesson 3 - Hazard Recognition	Lesson 11 - Radiological Hazards
Lesson 4 - Toxicology	Lesson 12 - Material Sampling
Lesson 5 - Chemical Awareness	Lesson 13 - Emergency Procedures
Lesson 6 - Respiratory Protection	Lesson 14 - Safe Work Practices
Lesson 7 - Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)	Lesson 15 - Confined Space
Lesson 8 - Decontamination	Lesson 16 - Excavation
Final Exam
PRINTABLE OUTLINE
SAMPLE THIS ONLINE COURSE
Please note: Each lesson contains one or more self tests as well as an end of lesson quiz. All lessons and final exam must be completed prior to attending hands-on training component. At least one hands-on training session will be scheduled each month. All lessons, final exam and hands-on training must be completed prior to certification.

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response - HAZWOPER - Moderate Risk Worker, 24-hour
VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120	open training schedule
This 24-hour course is an abbreviated version of the full OSHA HAZWOPER training and does not include equipment familiarization training or "hands-on" exercises with Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus, Level A Personal protective equipment, or simulated spill response. Training is also provided online.
24-hour Course Outline \| 24-hour Online Course 40-hour Course Outline

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response - HAZWOPER - Moderate Risk Worker, 24-hour

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THREE DAY OUTLINE:

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DAY ONE:
	Introductions
	Hazardous Waste Management Requirements
	Risk Assessment
	Regulatory Review
	Toxicology
	Heat Stress
DAY TWO:
	Review of homework
	Hazard Classification
	Chemical Compatibility (with exercise)
	Back Safety with quiz
	Hearing Conservation with quiz
	Exposure Guidelines
	Material Safety Data Sheets (with exercise)
	Emergency Response Guidebook
	Labeling Systems

DAY THREE:
	Review of homework
	Respiratory Protection
	Personal Protective Equipment
	Videotape - RCRA
	Decontamination
	Drum Handling
	Handling Leakers and Empties

Please note: This is a standard course outline; however topics may be added/removed to meet your specific training needs.

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response - HAZWOPER - Moderate Risk Worker 24-hour OnLine Course

VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120

This Internet based course provides 22-hours of interactive training online and a two hour hands-on lab for those needing Moderate Risk certification. The course consists of an online text, interactive exercises, web links, self-grading quizzes, and final exam. Interested? You can sample the course to see if you would like this method of training. Training is also provided in a class setting.

Online Sample Course | 24-hour Course Outline
Class Room Course

Hazardous Waste Moderate Risk 24-Hour Online Initial Course
COURSE PRICE: $295.00	(Requires attending 2 hours of training.)
Lesson Outline
Lesson 1 - Regulations Overview	Lesson 9 - Medical Surveillance
Lesson 2 - Site Characterization	Lesson 10 - Air Monitoring & Personal Sampling
Lesson 3 - Hazard Recognition	Lesson 11 - Radiological Hazards
Lesson 4 - Toxicology	Lesson 12 - Material Sampling
Lesson 5 - Chemical Awareness	Lesson 13 - Emergency Procedures
Lesson 6 - Respiratory Protection	Lesson 14 - Safe Work Practices
Lesson 7 - Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)	Lesson 15 - Confined Space
Lesson 8 - Decontamination	Lesson 16 - Excavation
	Final Exam
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*Sample this course*
Please note: Each lesson contains one or more self tests as well as an end of lesson quiz. All lessons and final exam must be completed prior to attending hands-on training component. At least one training session will be scheduled each month. All lessons, final exam and hands-on training must be completed prior to certification.

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response - HAZWOPER - Annual Refresher, 8-hour
VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120	open training schedule
Offered in compliance with OSHA Annual Refresher training requirements. Instructional focus in this one-day update is state-of-the-art regulatory review, standards for generators, hazard communications, site safety considerations, emergency response actions, and waste handling techniques, operations, and planning. This course fulfills the requirements for both workers and supervisors.
8-hour Refresher Course Outline \| Online 8-hour Refresher Course

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response - HAZWOPER - Annual Refresher, 8-hour OnLine Course

VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120

Offered in compliance with OSHA Annual Refresher training requirements. Instructional focus in this one-day update is state-of-the-art regulatory review, standards for generators, hazard communications, site safety considerations, emergency response actions, and waste handling techniques, operations, and planning. Training is also provided online.

Online 8-hour Refresher Outline | OnLine Course Sample
Class Room Course Outline

Hazardous Waste Operations 8-Hour Refresher Course
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COURSE AGENDA	open training schedule
EPA and OSHA Regulations
Hazardous Properties of Chemicals
Toxicology
Special Hazards (Biological, UXO, Radiological)
Material Safety Data Sheets
Exposure Guidelines
Back Safety
Respiratory Protection
Protective Clothing
Levels of Protection
Decontamination
Hazards Typical of Waste Management Units
Note: This is a review course, meant to remind and update the attendee to the topics discussed.

Hazardous Waste Operations 8-Hour Online Refresher Course
COURSE PRICE: $99.00	(Optional 2 hour hands-on training.)
Lesson Outline
Lesson 1 - Regulations Overview	Lesson 6 - Personal Protective Equipment
Lesson 2 - Hazard Recognition	Lesson 7 - Medical Surveillance
Lesson 3 - Toxicology	Lesson 8 - Air Monitoring & Personal Sampling
Lesson 4 - Chemical Awareness	Lesson 9 - Safe Work Practices
Lesson 5 - Respiratory Protection	Final Exam
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*Sample this course*
Please note: This is a review course, meant to remind and update the student to the topics discussed. Each lesson contains one or more self tests as well as an end of lesson quiz. All lessons and final exam must be completed prior to certification.

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response - HAZWOPER - Awareness, 8-hour

VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120

An 8-hour orientation into the OSHA Hazardous Materials compliance field. Curriculum includes regulatory compliance requirements, hazard recognition, health hazards, Hazard Communication, personal protective equipment, respiratory protection, and an overview of response protocol.

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response - HAZWOPER - Site Supervisor, 8-hour
VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120	open training schedule
Required for all supervisors of hazardous waste sites. Class participants will review the requirements for employer's safety and health programs, employee training programs, personal protective equipment program, spill containment program, implementation of a medical surveillance program, and developing a decontamination program. Requirements for site characterization, entry procedures, and site monitoring are also covered.
40-hour Course \| Site Supervisor Course Outline

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response - HAZWOPER - Site Supervisor, 8-hour

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COURSE AGENDA

open training schedule

	Elements of Risk Control
	Overview of Environmental Liability
	Accidents and Injuries
	OSHA Recordkeeping
	Protecting the worker/Exposure Guidelines
	Site Safety Plans/MSDSs
	Site/Employee Sampling
	Safety and Health Controls
	Employee Training/Medical Surveillance
	Hazards Typical of Waste Management Units
	HazMat Emergencies
	Incident Command System

You must complete a 24/40 hour initial course prior to attending supervisor training.

Hazardous Communication

VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.1200

Required for all employees and supervisors who handle or may become accidentally exposed to hazardous materials. Called the Employee Right-To-Know program, the curriculum covers proper handling and use of hazardous materials, employee/employer responsibilities, regulations, classes of chemicals, physical and health hazards, acquisition and use of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), and labeling systems (such as the NFPA and HMIS labeling systems). This course will be customized for the types of materials each worker comes in contact with. Specific information will be provided for each type of material the worker uses.

Hazardous Communication Course Outline | Hazardous Communication ONLINE Course Outline

MSDS Information | NFPA & HIMIS labeling

Hazardous COMMUNICATION Material Specific Training

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Requirements: The Employee's Right to Know

Chemical Inventory

Container Labeling

Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs)

Employee Training

Personal Protective Equipment

Emergency Response

Hazards of Non-Routine Tasks

Posting & Notification

Material Specific Training
	Adhesives/Resins
	Asbestos/Fiberous Materials
	Biological Agents
	Bloodborne Pathogens
	Chemical Warfare Agents
	Cleaning Chemicals
	Compressed Gases
	Corrosives
	Electroplating Chemicals
	Fuels
	Lubricants/Coolants/Hydraulic Fluids
	Metals
	Paints (including Lead)
	Plastics
	PCBs
	Radioactive Isotopes
	Solvents
	Welding/Brazing Materials
	Wood Dust

Hazard Communications(HazCom) Standard Right to Know

(2 Hours) Using the Internet students will become familiar with OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard 29 CFR 1910.120 that requires employers to develop a written hazard Communication Program and to inform and train employees. This course provides an overview of the standard, Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs), collection and retention, proper storage procedures, labeling and placarding systems, employee training, and documentation.

HazCom OnLine Course Outline

Hazard Communication ONLINE COURSE OUTLINE

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Requirements: The Employee's Right to Know

Course Objectives

	examine the uses of hazard assessment/inventory
	understand signs/symptoms of exposure to hazardous chemicals
	understand recommended first aide treatment
	explain emergency procedures
	explain proper safe working procedures/conditions

Summary
	written hazard communication program
	proper labeling
	access to all needed MSDSs
	explain emergency procedures
	employee information & training
Final Exam

Hazard Classification

Flammable Liquids 104

Control Strategies

Health Hazards

Container Label Information

NFPA/HMIS Labeling Systems

Types of Containers

MSDS

MSDS for Acetone (as an example)

Chemical List

Chemical Inventory

Signs & Symptoms of Exposure

Routes of Entry

Safe Work Practices

Target Organ Hazards

Hazardous Materials Transportation - Certification Training, 4 hour
VIEW Regulation 49 CFR 172	open training schedule
(HM 126F) This course covers function-specific familiarization with DOT regulations under 49 CFR 172. Curriculum covers identification/recognition of hazardous materials, Hazardous Material Table (49 CFR 172.101), hazard classes, emergency response procedures, inlcuding the use fo the Emergency Response guidebook, hazardous materials shipping papers, packaging, and handling. Training is also provided online.
(HM 181) Designed for certification compliance with Final Rule changes of 49 CFR HM 181 under Transportation of Hazardous Materials for Shippers and Generators. This course covers DOT identification of hazardous materials, marking and labeling requirements, shipping paper documentation, placarding requirements, storage and loading, separation/segregation requirements, and trasnportation safety practices.
Hazardous Material Transportation Course Outline \| HazMat Transportation Online Course

Hazardous Material Transportation Certification Training
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COURSE AGENDA	open training schedule
Hazardous Material Training Standard
Classes of Hazardous Materials
Hazardous Material Table Use
Shipping Papers
Labels and Marking
Placarding
Emergency Response
Loading and Unloading
Course Examination
Exam Review

Hazardous Materials Transportation - Certification Training, 7 hour
Online Course

VIEW Regulation 49 CFR 172

This seven hour internet-based course comprehensively covers the requirements of HM-126F. Course topics include Hazard Communication and HM safety, Hazardous Material Table, Shipping Papers, Packaging, Marking, and Labeling and Placarding. Course provides periodic interaction via section quizzes. Training is also provided in a class setting.

To Register
Email	Fax
Cost
$75

Hazardous Material Transportation Course Outline | Class Room Course

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response for Response Technicians, 24 hour

VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120

1910.120(q)(6)(iii) Hazardous materials technicians are individuals who respond to releases or potential releases for the purpose of plugging, patching, or otherwise stopping the release of a hazardous substance. Technicians should have at least 24-hours of training equal to the first responder operations level and additional competency in the following areas: implementation of employer's emergency response plan; familiarity with the classification, identification, and verification of known and unknown materials using field survey instruments and equipment; ability to function within the assigned role in Incident Command System; knowledge of how to select and use proper specialized chemical personal protective equipment; understanding of hazard and risk assessment techniques; ability to perform advance control, containment, and/or confinement operations using available resources; understand and implement decontamination procedures; understand termination procedures; and knowledge of basic chemical and toxicological terminology and behavior. This course is in compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 and NFPA 472 requirements.

HAZWOPER for Response Technicians Course Outline | HAZWOPER Response Specialist
HAZWOPER First Responder Level I | HAZWOPER First Responder Level II

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response for Response Technicians, 24 hour

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THREE-DAY COURSE AGENDA

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Day One Topics:
	Introductions
	Regulations and Standards
	Basic Chemistry of Hazardous Materials
	Basic Toxicology
	Identification and Control of Hazard Groups
Day Two Topics:
	Review of homework
	Air Purifying Respirators
	Self Contained Breathing Apparatus
	Choosing Adequate Personal Protective Equipment
	Decontamination
	Monitoring Instruments
	Sampling
	First Responder Operations/Technicians Level

Day Three Topics:
	Review of homework
	Containment, Recovery, and Disposal
	Drum Handling and Sampling Procedures
	Drum Patching and Overpacking
	Spill Containment and Cleanup
	Organizing a Spill Response Team
	Designing Spill Kits and Vehicles
	CAMEO and ALOHA
	Final Examination

Please note: This is a standard course outline; topics however may be added/removed to meet your specific training needs. Course outline assumes students have received some prior hazmat training.

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response for Response Specialists, 24 hour

VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120

1910.120(q)(6)(iv) Hazardous materials specialists are individuals who responde with and provide support to the hazardous materials technicians. Their duties require a more directed or specific knowledge of the various substances they may be called upon to contain. The specialist should have at least 24 hours of training equal to the technician level and additional competency in the following areas: ability to implement the local emergency response plan; understanding of the classification, identification, and verification of known and unknown materials using advanced survey instruments and equipment; knowledge of state emergency response plan; ability to select and use proper specialized chemical personal protective equipment; understanding of in-depth hazard and risk techniques; ability to perform specialized control, containment, and/or confinement operations using available resources; ability to determine and implement decontamination procedures; ability to develop site safety and control plan; and an understand chemical, radiological, and toxicological terminology and behavior. This course is in compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 and NFPA 472 requirements.

HAZWOPER for Response Technicians | HAZWOPER First Responder Level I | HAZWOPER First Responder Level II

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response First Responder, AwarenessLevel I

VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120

1910.120(q)(6)(i) This course meets HAZWOPER training requirements 29 CFR 1910.120(q)(6)(i). Designed to inform employees fo the hazards of a HazMat incident, identification of hazardous material, safe actions to take at incidents, and reporting procedures to be used. All employees who may witness or could become involved in a chemical spill or release of hazardous materials should attend.

HAZWOPER for Response Technicians | HAZWOPER for Response Specialist | HAZWOPER First Responder Level II

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response First Responder, OperationalLevel II

VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120

1910.120(q)(6)(ii) This intense one-day course, designed to prepare First Responder personnel for hazardous materials incident response, meets HAZWOPER training requirements. Target audience for this curriculum is designated First Responder personnel who would be sent to a hazardous materials incident with the intent of initiating corrective action. The course covers identification and recognition of hazardous materials, accepted first response actions; personal protective equipment, decontamination procedures, and on-scene management at a HazMat incident.

HAZWOPER for Response Technicians | HAZWOPER for Response Specialist | HAZWOPER First Responder Level I

Asbestos Awareness Training , 2 hour

VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.1001

(29 CFR 1910.1001 / 1926.1101) This two-hour training is designed for school custodians, building owners, property managers, or interested personnel in facilities containing asbestos. Discussion covers what asbestos is, what it looks like, where it can be found, health hazards involved, legal liabilities, and precautions to take once asbestos is discovered

Asbestos Awareness Course Outline

Asbestos Awareness Training , 2 hour

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COURSE AGENDA

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Uses of Asbestos

VIDEOTAPE: Asbestos Awareness Are You at Risk?

Location of Asbestos in Buildings

Health Effects of Asbestos

Worker Protection Programs

VIDEOTAPE: Asbestos Awareness Controlling Exposure

QUESTION & ANSWER Segment

Chemistry for the - Non-Chemist, 16-hour

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COURSE OUTLINE

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I. Introduction
	A. What is Chemistry?
	B. Relevance to the Workplace
	C. What we will be doing
II. Physical Properties As Relate to Chemistry of Hazardous Substances
	A. Chemical properties vs. Physical Properties
	B. Physical Properties
	C. Relationship between Physical State and Chemical Reactivity
III. Major Classes of Hazardous Substances
	A. DOT Classes
	B. EPA Classes
	C. OSHA Classes

IV. Inorganic vs. Organic Chemistry
	A. Why Chemicals are hazards?
	B. Early Schemes and the Development of Chemistry
	C. Inorganic Hazardous Substances
	D. Organic Hazardous Substances
V. Flammable and Combustible Liquids
	A. Definitions of Terms
	B. Definition of Classes
VI. Corrosives
	A. Characteristics
	B. Acids
	C. Bases
	D. Inorganic and Organic Corrosives

VII. Oxidizers
	A. Characteristics
	B. Inorganic
	C. Organic
VIII. Other
	A. Reactives
	B. Explosives
IX. Incompatibilities
	A. General Trends
	B. Examples
X. Storage Requirements
	A. Law
	B. Common Sense

Permit-Required Confined Space Entry - Initial Training, 8-hour
VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.146	open training schedule
(29 CFR 1910.146) Offered in compliance of training mandates in OHSA's regulation to improve confined space safety and rescue procedures. Whether your program is established or in preparation, this class will make your efforts more effective. Curriculum covers definitions, hazards, entry programs and permits, monitoring equipment, lockout/tagout, personal protective equipment, and respiratory protection.
8-Hour Confined Space Course Outline \| 24-Hour Confined Space Rescue

Permit-Required Confined Space Entry Initial Training, 8-Hour

COURSE AGENDA

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open training schedule

Introduction and Course Overview

Anatomy of Confined Spaces

	Definition of a Confined Space
	Types of Confined Spaces

Regulatory Overview

	Defining the Problem
	OSHA Standard (29 CFR 1910.146)

Introduction to Toxicology

Hazards in a Confined Space

	Evaluation of Hazards
	Decision Making and Hazard Review
	Inspection and Corrective Action

Excavation Safety

Engineering Controls

Personal Protective Equipment

	Respiratory Protection
	Protective Clothing

Monitoring and Instrumentation

This is a basic course meant to cover the minimum requirements of the Permit-Required Confined Space Entry Standard (29 CFR 1910.146).

Permit-Required Confined Space Rescue - Initial Training, 24-hour

VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.146

(29 CFR 1910.146) In addition to the 8-Hour course, this course adds an extensive hands-on component. Students will suit up in Levels A and B, operate a variety of real-time monitoring instruments, erect a tripod system for vertical entry, develop lockout-tagout and fall protection programs, and participate in a rescue exercise.

8-Hour Confined Space | 24-Hour Confined Space Rescue Course Outline

Permit-Required Confined Space Rescue Initial Training, 24-Hour

COURSE AGENDA

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Day One Topics:
Introduction and Course Overview
Anatomy of Confined Spaces
	Definition of a Confined Space
	Hazards of a Confined Space
Regulatory Overview
	Defining the Problem
	OSHA Standard (29 CFR 1910.146)
Introduction to Toxicology
Hazards in a Confined Space
	Evaluation of Hazards
	Decision Making and Hazard Review
	Inspection and Corrective Action
Personal Protective Equipment
	Respiratory Protection
	Clothing Needs
	Decontamination Methods

Day Two Topics:

Review of Confined Space Programs

Instrumentation

Instrument Calibration and Maintenance

Ventilation Methods

Qualifying Personnel

Permit Management

Training Programs

Safety Equipment Demonstration

Day Three Topics:
Safety Equipment Use
Tank and Manhole Entry
Rescue Operations
	Accident Scenarios
	Introduction to Rope Systems
	Rescue Precautions
	Victim Extrication & Rescue
Final Examination

Please note: This course is a combination of our Confined Space Entry and Confined Space Rescue Courses, for a total training of 24 hours. Basic confined space training can be completed in 8 hours. Rescue training can be completed in 16 hours if the worker has had previous confined space training. The Permit-Required Confined Space Entry Standard (29 CFR 1910.146) requires rescuers receive extensive hands-on training.

First Aid/CPR/AED - Initial, 8 hour
VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.151	open training schedule
First Aid/CPR/AED is a first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training program to prepare individuals to respond to injuries and sudden illnesses that may arise in the workplace. This program offers a choice of first aid and CPR courses and injury-control modules to meet the training needs of employers and their employees. The First Aid/CPR/AED Program gives individuals in the workplace the knowledge and skills necessary to prevent, recognize, and provide basic care for injuries and sudden illnesses until advanced medical personnel arrive and take over. There are no prerequisites for enrolling in this course.
American Red Cross Outline \| American Heart Outline \| Medic First Aid International Outline

First Aid/ CPR/ AED Initial Training, 8 hour
American Red Cross

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COURSE OUTLINE

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Introduction (20 minutes )
Recognizing Emergencies (20 minutes )
	Recognizing an Emergency
	Emergency Action Steps
Protecting Yourself (20 minutes )
	Good Samaritan Laws
	Obtaining Consent
	Preventing Disease Transmission
Before Providing Care (20 minutes )
	Checking the Scene
	Checking the Victim for Consciousness
	Moving a Victim
	Calling EMS
Prioritizing Care (55 minutes )
	Prioritizing Care
	Checking a Conscious Victim
	Caring for Shock
	Conscious Choking
	Checking an Unconscious Victim

Rescue Breathing (20 minutes )
Cardiac Emergencies / Unconscious Choking (50 minutes )
	Signals of a Heart Attack
	The Cardiac Chain of Survival
	Adult CPR
	Unconscious Choking
Sudden Illnesses (20 minutes )
Wounds (35 minutes )
	Wounds
	Bleeding
	Burns
Injuries to Muscles, Bones, and Joints (25 minutes )
Heat- and Cold-Related Emergencies (15 minutes )
Review and Written Examination (45 minutes )

Please note: This is a standard course outline. The First Aid/CPR/AED Program is flexible and can be customized to meet an employer's specific needs. It can be offered as a certification program to meet a regulatory requirement or as an employee benefit program.

First Aid/ CPR/ AED Initial Training, 8 hour
Medic First Aid International

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COURSE SEGMENTS

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Emergency First Aid Care

Recognizing an Emergency

Deciding to Help

Personal Safety

Using Barriers

Assessing for Response

Mechanism for Spinal Injury

Activating Emergency Medical Services (EMS)

Basic Life-Supporting Skills

Airway-Head-Tilt, Chin-Lift

Clearing the Airway - Log Roll

Protecting the Airway - Recovery Position

Breathing - Ventilations Mask/Shield

Circulation - Chest Compressions

Initial Assessment

Unresponsive Patient

CPR for Cardiac Arrest

Sudden Cardiac Arrest - Using an AED

Bare, Prepare , and Place Pads

Basic AED Operation

Troubleshooting Messages

Other AED Considerations

Control of Bleeding

Managing Shock

Foreign Body Airway Obstruction

Ongoing Assessment

Warning Signs of Serious Illness

Altered Level of Responsiveness

Pain, Severe Pressure, or Discomfort in Chest

Breathing Difficulty, Shortness of Breath

Severe Abdominal Pain

Mechanism for Significant Injury

Swollen, Painful, Deformed Limb

Caring for Specific First Aid Problems

Moving Patients

Emotional Impact of Providing First Aid Care

Preventing Disease Transmission

First Aid and the Law

Industrial Hygiene Fundamentals, 32-hour

An orientation into the world of industrial hygiene protocol in terms of common practice and field methodologies. This course is an intense introduction of the IH community from Ramazzini through the 21st century. Curriculum is diverse and includes: history, math, chemistry, anatomy, toxicology, chemical classifications, regulations and regulators, chemical hazards, airborne contaminants, air monitoring, field surveys, noise, radiation...and more.

Industrial Hygiene Fundamentals Course Outline

Industrial Hygiene Fundamentals, 32-hour

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Day One Topics:
	Introduction
	History of Industrial Hygiene
	Biology, Toxicology and Routes of Exposure
	Occupational Epidemiology
	Chemical, Physical and Biological Hazards
	Threshold Limit Values and Permissible Exposure Limits
Day Two Topics:
	Review of homework
	Risk Control System (Hazard Identification)
	Hazard Communication
	Introduction to Engineering Controls
	Ventilation Principles
	Respiratory Protection Programs
	Personal Protective Equipment Workshop

Day Three Topics:
	Review of homework
	Introduction to Occupational Ergonomics
	Confined Spaces
	Noise Measurement and Control
	Hearing Conservation Program
	Medical Surveillance Programs
	Engineering Controls Case Studies
Day Four Topics:
	Review of homework
	Industrial Hygiene Walkthrough Surveys
	Sampling Strategy Planning
	Chemical Hazard Sampling
	Chemical Hazard Sampling
	Sampling Case Studies
	Final Examination

Notes:Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene, National Safety Council (current edition), will be used as the text of this course. No prior knowledge of the topic is required to attend this course. This is a standard course outline; topics however may be added/removed to meet your specific training needs.

LEAD in Construction, 8 hour

VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1926.62

This course is designed for construction workers that may come in contact with lead-based paint during routine work activities. Course describes lead requirements, how to identify lead paint, the effects of lead, personal protection against lead exposure, personal hygiene, decontamination, sampling methods, and disposal.

Lead in Construction Course Outline

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Historical Lead Use in the US
Health Effects of Lead
Federal/State Regulatory Review
Personal Protective Equipment
Respiratory Protection
Personal Hygiene
Abatement Methods
Cleanup and Disposal
Course Review/Exam
Please note: This is a standard course outline; topics however may be added/removed to meet your specific training needs.

Lead Awareness

VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.1025

(CFR 29 1910.1025(l)) This training is designed for employers/employee at a workplace where there is the potential for exposure to airborne lead at any level. Training in such cases should be done annually. This course meets the training standard.

Lead Awareness Course Outline

Process Safety Management Training, 16-hour
VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.119	open training schedule
(29 CFR 1910.119) Intended for personnel involved in the implementation of management of Highly-Hazardous Materials. Process Safety Management is an important part of a loss prevention and control program. The course outlines team composition and a team approach to process hazard review. Curriculum focus covers methodologies for determination and evaluation of process hazards ("What If" and Fault Tree Analysis).
Process Safety Management Course Outline

Process Safety Management Training, 16-Hour

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Introduction
	Management Systems Overview
	Accountability
	Process Knowledge and Documentation
Managing Process Safety in Operations
	Process and Equipment Integrity
	Company Codes and Standards
Managing Process Safety in Transitions
	Process Safety Review of Capital Projects
	Process Change
Process Safety and the Human Interface
	Training and Performance
	Human Factors
Checks, Balances, and Assessments
	Process Risk Management
	Audits and Corrective Actions
	Incident Investigation
Regulatory Overview
Implementation Issues

Respiratory Protection Review & Fit Testing, 4-hour
VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.134	open training schedule
(29 CFR 1910.134) Designed to fulfill training requirements on the need, selection, use, and care of employee respiratory protection. This overview introduces workers, supervisors, and small business owners to compliance requirements of existing protection standards. A discussion of filter penetration, particle concentrations, and fit factors. Includes a qualitative fit-test of student respiratory equipment for those medically qualified.
Respiratory Protection Review Course Outline

Respiratory Protection Review & Fit Testing, 4-Hour

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	Summary of Respiratory Protection Standard
	Standard Definitions
	Respiratory Protection Program
	Selection of Respirators
	Medical Evaluation
	Fit Testing
	Respirator Use
	Maintenance/Care of Respirators
	Respirator Standard Appendices
	Course Exam

A Quantitative Fit Testing (QNFT) can be scheduled apart from the training course. Please note that all workers participating in respirator fit testing must show evidence of medical qualification.

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Hazardous Material Transportation Storage & Handling, 40-hour

VIEW Regulation 49 CFR

(49 CFR) This 40-hour course offers curriculum compliance required by the EPA and DOT under 49 CFR regulations. Target audience includes personnel responsible for offering hazardous materials for transportation, preparing shipping papers, choosing packaging, or supervising these activities. Curriculum features EPA/DOT regulations, Hazardous Materials Table use, proper shipping names, hazard classes, ID numbers, packing groups, packaging, labeling, and placarding.

HazMat Transportation Storage & Handling Course Outline

Hazardous Material Transportation Storage & Handling, 40-Hour

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5-DAY OUTLINE

Day One Topics:
	Introductions and Course Overview
	Videotape - Hazardous Material Management
	DOT & EPA Regulatory Review
	Introduction to Code of Federal Regulations (CFR)
	Regulations Covering Specific Shipping Modes
Day Two Topics:
	Review of homework
	Shipping Papers/Documentation Requirements
	Hazardous Materials Certification Process
	Packaging of Hazardous Materials
	Marking and Labeling Requirements
Day Three Topics:
	Review of homework
	Placarding Requirements
	Storage, Handling & HM Compatibility
	Hazardous Material Shipment by Highway

Day Four Topics:
	Review of homework
	Hazardous Material Shipment by Air (QuickTrans/LogAir/MAC)
	Emergency Procedures for Spills/Accidents
	First Aid & Protective Equipment
	Videotape - Hazardous Material Safety
	EPA Requirements
Day Five Topics:
	Review of homework
	Hazardous Materials Storage
	Course Review
	Final Examination
	Exam Review

Note

1. This is a standard course outline; however topics may be added/removed to meet your specific training needs.

2. Course materials include current copies of 49 CFR 100-195, IATA Handbook, and Emergency Response Guidebook.

3. Course can taught with a minimum of four participants. Call for pricing.

Environmental Regulatory Review, 24-hour

Designed for facility personnel who wish to gain an understanding of the range and scope of environmental laws affecting their industry. The course is intended to rpovide a foundation for detailed compliance training and implementation efforts and is recommended for newly assigned environmental program personnel as well as administrative, financial, and procurement managers. Curriculum includes Principles of RCRA hazardous waste requiremnts, Superfund laws (CERCLA), Clean Air Act Amendments, Clean Water Act, Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA), Pollution Prevention Act, HM 181 requirements, and state/local counterparts to these programs.

Environmental Regulatory Review Course Outline

Environmental Regulatory Review, 24-Hour

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Day One Topics
	History of EnvironmentalManagement
	Process of Environmental Regulations
	National Environmental Policy Act
	Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
	CERCLA/Superfund
	Toxic Substances Control Act
Day Two Topics
	CERCLA/Superfund
	Clean Water Act
	Clean Air Act Amendments
	Spills and Release Reporting
	Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act
	Requirements and the Internet

Day Three Topics
	Oil Pollution Act of 1990
	Underground Storage Tanks
	Brownfields Legislation
	Occupational Safety and Health Act
	Inspections/Compliance Auditing
	Enforcement

Please note: No prior knowledge of the topic is required to attend this course.

Bloodborne Pathogen Training, 4-hour
VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.1030	open training schedule
(29 CFR 1910.1030) This four-hour seminar complies with OSHA training regulations for "all employees with occupational exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials". Curriculum includes definitions, exposure control through engineering and work practices, protective equipment, regulated waste, Hazard Communication, record keeping, and control plans.
Bloodborne Pathogen Course Outline

Bloodborne Pathogen Training, 4-Hour

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	Review of the Bloodborne Pathogen Standard
	Symptoms of Bloodborne Diseases
	Transmission of Bloodborne Pathogens
	Exposure Control Plan
	Tasks Involving Exposure to BBPs
	Controlling Exposure to BBPs
	Personal Protective Equipment
	Labels, Signs and Color Coding
	Hepatitis B Vaccine
	Emergencies Involving BBPs
	Reporting BBP Exposure
	Post Exposure Evaluation to BBPs
	Course Exam

Please note: This is a standard course outline; topics however may be added/removed to meet your specific training needs.

OSHA General Industry Standards, 10-hour
CLICK OSHA General Industry Standards 30-Hour Course	open training schedule
This extended one-day session provides safety and health topics to entry-level participants. The curriculum, ranging from health and safety provisions of OSHA's General Duty Clause to hazard Communication instruction, complies with OSHA-designated training topics for General Industry (29 CFR 1910) personnel.
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OSHA General Industry Standards, 10-Hour

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	OSH Act/ General Duty Clause
	Inspections, Citations and Penalties
	Walking and Working Surfaces
	Means of Egress and Fire Protection
	Hazardous Materials
	Personal Protective Equipment
	Machine Guarding and Electrical
	Hazard Communication
	Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response
	Materials Handling

This course is ideal for supervisors with safety and health responsibilities, and for employee safety and health awareness. Students will be introduced to OSHA policies, procedures and standards as well as general industry safety and health principles. Special emphasis will be placed on areas most hazardous using OSHA standards as a guide. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive an OSHA general industry safety and health 10-hour course completion card.

Please note: This is a standard course outline; topics however may be added/removed or made longer/shortened to meet your specific training needs.

OSHA General Industry Standards, 30-hour
CLICK OSHA General Industry Standards 10-Hour Course	open training schedule
This three-day course provides a detailed awareness of OSHA general industry regulations and their implementation in the workplace. Students will obtain knowledge needed to implement a safety and health program. Subject matter includes OSHA standards, record keeping, safety, health, and environmental controls, fire prevention, personal protective equipment, hand and power tools, material handling, scaffolding, electrical, welding, hazard communication...and more.
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OSHA General Industry Standards, 30-Hour

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	OSH Act/ General Duty Clause, Inspections, Citations and Penalties (29 CFR 1903)
	Subpart D: Walking and Working Surfaces
	Subparts E & L: Means of Egress and Fire Protection
	Subpart H: Hazardous Materials
	Subpart I: Personal Protective Equipment
	Subpart J: Permit-Required Confined Spaces
	Subpart J: Lockout / Tagout
	Subpart N: Materials Handling
	Subpart O: Machine Guarding
	Subpart Q: Welding, Cutting and Brazing
	Subpart S: Electrical & Safety-Related Work
	Subpart Z: Hazard Communication, Bloodborne Pathogens, Asbestos and Lead
	29 CFR 1904, Recordkeeping, OSHA Forms 300 & 300A
	Safety and Health Programs
	HOUR TEST

This course is ideal for supervisors with safety and health responsibilities, and for employee safety and health awareness. Students will be introduced to OSHA policies, procedures and standards as well as general industry safety and health priciples. Special emphasis will be placed on areas most hazardous using OSHA standards as a guide. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive an OSHA general industry safety and health 30-hour course completion card. Please note: This is a standard course outline; topics however may be added/removed or made longer/shortened to meet your specific training needs.

OSHA Construction Industry Standards, 10-hour
CLICK OSHA Contruction Industry Standards 30-Hour Course	open training schedule
This extended one-day session is intended to provide a variety of instruction on construction industry safety and health standards to entry level workers. The curriculum, ranging from OSHA's General Duty Clause, General Safety and Health Provisions, to Fall Prevention, complies with OSHA-designated training topics for Construction Industry (29 CFR 1926) personnel.
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive an OSHA construction industry safety and health 10-hour course completion card.
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OSHA Construction Industry Standards, 10-Hour

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	Introduction to OSHA
	OSH Act/General Duty clause 5(a)(1)
	29 CFR 1904, Recordkeeping
	Subpart C: General Safety & Health Provisions, Competent Person
	Subpart K: Electrical
	Subpart M: Fall Protection
	Subpart E: Personal Protictive & Lifesaving Equipment
	Subpart H: Materials Handling, Storage, Use & Disposal
	Subpart I: Tools/Hand & Power
	Subpart L: Scaffolds
	Subpart N: Cranes, Derricks, Hoists, Elevators & Conveyors
	Subpart P: Excavations
	Subpart X: Stairways & Ladders

OSHA Construction Industry Standards, 30-hour

CLICK OSHA Contruction Industry Standards 10-Hour Course

This three-day course provides a more in-depth, comprehensive sutdy of the construction industry standards and their implementation in the workplace. Subject matter includesOSHA standards, record keeping, safety, health, and environmental control, fire prevention, protective and lifesaving equipment, hand and power tools, material handling and storage, fall protection, cranes and hoists, excavation, confined space entry...and more.

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive an OSHA construction industry safety and health 30-hour course completion card.

Construction Industry Standards Course Outline
Construction Industry Standards 10-Hour Course

OSHA Construction Industry Standards, 30-Hour

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	Introduction to OSHA, OSH Act/General Duty clause 5(a)(1)
	29 CFR 1904 Recordkeeping
	Subpart C: General Safety & Health Provisions, Competent Person
	STD 3-1,1 "Clarification of Citation Policy Regarding 29 CFR 1926.20, 29 CFR 1926.21 & Related General Safety & Health Provisions"; Safety Programs
	Subpart D: Occupational Health & Environmental Controls (emphasis on Hazard Communication)
	Subpart D: Health Hazards in Construction
	Subpart E: Personal Protictive & Lifesaving Equipment
	Subpart F: Fire Protection & Prevention
	Subpart H: Materials Handling, Storage, Use & Disposal
	Subpart I: Tools/Hand & Power
	Subpart J: Welding & Cutting
	Subpart K: Electrical
	Subpart L: Scaffolds
	Subpart M: Fall Protection
	Subpart N: Cranes, Derricks, Hoists, Elevators & Conveyors
	Subparts O, W, & G: Motor Vehicles, Mechanized Equipment & Marine Operations; Rollover Protective Structures & Overhead Protection; & Signs, Signals & Barricades
	Subpart P: Excavations
	Subpart Q: Concrete & Masonry Construction
	Subpart X: Stairways & Ladders
	Confined Space Entry

Ergonomics for General Industry, 8-hour

(OSHA Proposed Ergonomics Training Standard - 29 CFR 1910.923-928) Human factors engineering, "making the workplace fit the worker", can result in improved employee morale that translates to increased productivity, lower incident reports, and diminished insurance rates. This course offers an overview of how body mechanics can be made more efficient through workplace engineering.

Ergonomics Course Outline

Ergonomics for General Industry, 8-Hour

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Introduction to Ergonomics
	Definition of ergonomics and why understanding ergonomics is important for worker safety
	OSHA's proposed rule to implement an ergonomics program
Basic Principles of Ergonomics
	Types, recognition and avoidance of ergonomic hazards (hazard identification)
	Basic human anatomy and physiology
	Cumulative Trauma Disorders (CTDs)
	Other ergonomically-related muscular-skeletal disorders (MSDs)
	Heat stress, cold stress, noise stress, visual stress and other problems
Prevention and Control of Ergonomic Hazards
	Physical training to prevent injuries
	Proper lifting technique
	Suggested techniques for other difficult or awkward tasks
	Reducing impact of environmental stresses
	Tool selection and use
	Vehicle and heavy equipment safety
	Use of PPE

Hands on Exercises / Demonstrations
	Stretching/Warmup exercises
	Carpal Tunnel screening
Dealing With Injuries
	Early recognition of symptoms
	Reporting and recording injuries
	Light duty, rehabilitation and workman's compensation
Review of Key Concepts
EXAMINATION AND REVIEW (optional)
COURSE CRITIQUE (optional)

Please note: This course can be shortened by eliminating some topics.

OSHA's proposed Ergonomic Training Standard - 29 CFR 1910.923-928.

Powered Industrial Truck Forklift Operator, 4-hour
VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.178(3)	open training schedule
(29 CFR 1910.178) OSHA revised requirements mandate a training program that bases the amount and type of training required on the operator's prior knowledge and skill, the types of forklifts utilized, the workplace hazards, and the operator's demonstrated abilities. Evaluation is required as part of the initial and refresher training, and at least once every three years. This course covers truck-related topics such as operating instructions and warnings, steering and maneuvering, visibility, and vehicle stability, as well as work-place related topics including surface conditions, load manipulation, and operating on ramps. The curriculum meets the OSHA standards as set out in 29 CFR 1910.178.
Forklift Operator Course Outline

Powered Industrial Truck Forklift Operator, 4-Hour

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Similarities and Differences from Automobiles

Power Plant Operation & Maintenance

Steering and Maneuvering

Vehicle Capacity and Stability

Vehicle Inspection & Maintenance

Surface Conditions

Load Computations

Pedestrian Traffic

Ramp Operation

Vehicle Operation in Closed Environments

Written and Visual Exam

Hands-On Exercises

Vehicle Inspection

Traveling without a Load

Traveling with a Load

Setting down a Pallet

Stacking a Load

Loading a Trailer

Operating in Narrow Aisles

Operating in the Work Environment

Please note that course can be shortened by eliminating some forklift exercises.

Pollution Prevention

As waste disposal costs rise, more attention is being paid to waste reduction and recycling as cost-control methods. This introductory seminar discusses economics of waste reduction, recycling basics, waste audit forms, and recycled-content products with an emphasis on local resources.

Pollution Prevention Outline

Scaffold User, 4-hour

VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1926.454

(29 CFR 1926.454) Scaffold training is required under 29 CFR 1926.454 (b) for all employees involved in the erecting, disassembling, moving, operating, repairing, maintaining or inspecting scaffolding ; under 29 CFR 1926.454(a) for all employees who perform work while on a scaffold (scaffold users); under 29 CFR 1926.454(c) to retain qualification; and under 29 CFR 1926.454(f)(7) which says that a trained Competent Person shall supervise all scaffolding construction or alteration. The topics covered in this course are as follows: safe scaffolds; fall protection; material handling; electrical safety; overloading; and prohibited actions.

Scaffold User Course Outline | Scaffold Competent Person | Fall Prevention Compliance

Scaffold USER, 4-Hour

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	OSHA Regulations/ General Safety
	Elements of Safe Scaffold Platforms
	Fall Hazards and Fall Protection
	Falling Object Hazards and Falling Object Protection
	Electrical Hazards and Electrical Hazard Protection
	Material Handling Hazards and Protection
	Overloading Hazards
	Prohibited User Actions

Please note that course can be shortened by eliminating some scaffold topics.

Scaffold Competent Person, 8-hour
VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1926.454	open training schedule
(29 CFR 1926.454) Scaffold training is required under 29 CFR 1926.454 (b) for all employees involved in the erecting, disassembling, moving, operating, repairing, maintaining or inspecting scaffolding ; under 29 CFR 1926.454(a) for all employees who perform work while on a scaffold (scaffold users); under 29 CFR 1926.454(c) to retain qualification; and under 29 CFR 1926.454(f)(7) which says that a trained "Competent Person" shall supervise all scaffolding construction or alteration. The topics covered in this course are as follows: safe scaffolds; fall protection; material handling; electrical safety; overloading; and prohibited actions.
Scaffold Competent Person Course Outline \| Scaffold User \| Fall Prevention Compliance

Scaffold Competent Person, 8-Hour

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	OSHA Regulations/ General Safety
	Frame Scaffolding Components
	Frame Scaffolding Erection
	Rolling Tower Scaffold Erection
	Scaffold Planking
	Tube & Clamp Scaffolding
	System Scaffolding
	Scaffold Inspections
	Electrical Hazards
	Material Handling Hazards

Please note that course can be shortened by eliminating some scaffold topics.

Incident Command System, 4-hour

VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120

(29 CFR 1910.120) This training course is designed for individuals who may be required to take command at hazardous materials incidents, particularly during the early stages of the incident. The program develops knowledge and skills in the areas of risk assessment, management of basic tasks at hazardous materials incidents, and application of an incident management system at various types of incidents.

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Incident Command System, 4-Hour

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Incident Management
	Why an Incident Management System is Necessary
	Structure of Incident Management Systems
	Requirements for Hazardous Materials Response
	The Incident Commander
	Points To Remember
Command Staff
	The Safety Officer
	The Liaison Officer
	The Public Information Officer
	Points To Remember
Structuring the Response
	Components
	Building an Incident Management System
	Sections (Planning, Logistics, Administration, & Operations)
	Points To Remember

The Hazardous Materials Sector/Group
	Tasks & Staffing Requirements
	Functions (Site Control, Safety, Reasearch/Reference, Entry, & Decontamination)
	Personal Protective Equipment
	Points To Remember
Terminating the Incident
	The Termination Phase
	Personnel
	Incident Documentation
	Points To Remember

IncidentCommand ONLINE Course

VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120

(8 Hours) The Incident command System is the model tool for command, control, and coordination of a response. This course will provide you with the understanding on how to coordinate the efforts of individual agencies as they work toward the common goal of stabilizing the incident and protecting life, property, and the environment. The course uses principles that have been proven to improve efficiency and effectiveness in both business settings and emergency responses. At the end of the course, you will be requred to complete a final exam to qualify for a certificate of completion. A minimum score of 80% is required to receive your certification.

Incident Command OnLine Course Outline | In-Class Course Outline

ONLINE Incident Command System, 8-Hour

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	UNIT 1 - Introduction to Incident Command System
	UNIT 2 - ICS Concepts & Principles
	UNIT 3 - ICS Organizational Components
	UNIT 4 - ICD Resource Planning
	UNIT 5 - Incident Facilities
	UNIT 6 - Incident Resource Management
	UNIT 7 - ICS Readiness, Mobilization, & Deployment

Asbestos Operation & Maintenance, 8/16-hour

VIEW Regulation 29 CFR 1926.1101

(29 CFR 1926.1101) This course provides instruction for individuals performing operations and maintenance activities who may disturb asbestos-containing materials in the course of their maintenance duties. this program complies with the training requirements of 29 CFR 1926.1101 for class III work. *All Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act/Asbestos School Hazard Abatement Reauthorization Act (AHERA/ASHARA) courses are EPA-approved.

Asbestos Operation & Maintenance Course Outline

Asbestos Operation & Maintenance, 8/16-hour

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Day One (Initial/Refresher):
	Background information on asbestos*
	Health effects of asbestos*
	Worker protection programs*
	Location of ACM in buildings*
	Respirator use, care, and fit-testing
	Recognition of ACM damage and deterioration
	O&M program for buildings
	Proper response to fiber release episodes

Day Two (Initial only):
	Federal, state, and local regulations
	Proper asbestos-related work practices
	Proper ACM handling, including disposal
	Respirator use, care, and fit-testing
	Protective clothing use and handling
	Hands on exercises (TBA)
	Worker decontamination
	Final examination and discussion

Notes:

1. Refresher course can run concurrently with the initial course.

2. Asbestos Awareness topics are denoted by an asterisk (*). These topics are covered in 2-4 hours.

Environmental Auditing

Environmental regulatory compliance auditing and environmental real estate procedures will be covered. Learn the basics of achieving a successful audit, including performing the audit, what to audit, and what regulations apply. Learn what the inspector looks for before the inspection. this course will assist you in avoiding costly environmental penalties and clean-up charges.

Evironmental Auditing Outline

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Course Index	Outlines	Online Classes

OTI_ONLINE COURSES
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response, 40-hour	Wastewater Treatment I
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response, 24-hour	Wastewater Treatment II
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response, Refresher	Wastewater Treatment - Industrial
Hazardous Materials Transportation (New this Fall04)	Wastewater Collection Systems
Household Hazardous Waste Workers	Wastewater Analysis
Hazard Communication	Water Treatment I
Incident Command (New this Fall04)	Water Treatment II
Worker Safety for Disaster Response (New this Fall04)	Water Distribution Systems
Introduction to Mass Fatalities (New this Fall04)	Water Analysis
Landfill Operations	Composting Operations

CourseINDEX
HW Operations & Emergency Response Initial	OSHA General Industry Standards
HW Operations & Emergency Response Moderate Risk Initial	OSHA Construction Industry Standards
HW Operations & Emergency Response Supervisor	Bloodborne Pathogens
HW Operations & Emergency Response Refresher	First Aid/CPR/AED
Hazardous Waste Emergency First Responder Technician	Permit Required Confined Space Rescue
Hazardous Waste Emergency First Responder Specialist	Permit Required Confined Space Entry
Hazardous Waste Awareness	Scaffold Competent Person/User
Hazard Communication	Scaffold User
Respiatory Protection & Fit Testing	Lead in Construction
Asbestos Awareness	Lead Awareness
Asbestos Operations & Maintenance	Pollution Prevention
Hazardous Materials Transportation	Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene
Hazardous Materials/Waste Transportation	Chemistry for the Non Chemist
Lift Truck Operator	Environmental Regulatory Review
Process Safety Management	Environmental Auditing
Incident Command System	Ergonomics for General Industry
OTHERCourses	ONLINECourses

Chemistry for the - Non-Chemist, 16-hour
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This course consists of a 16-hour review of chemistry basics. It is designed to describe how chemical properties affect material behovior from an occupational and environmental standpoint.
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