OCCUPATIONALTraining
2007Schedule of Courses
Our training dates are schedules for the entire year for your convenience. Occupational Training reserves the right, however, to revise this schedule without notice.
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Remaining 2006 Schedule

Remaining 2006 Schedule

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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.

Virtual Training

Here are some tutorials available off the 'net':

(We will add more as we find them.)

Links last verified on 06 January 2004.

* Asbestos Awareness * Hazard Communication * Back Safety * Hazardous Materials Transportation * Bloodborne Pathogens * Hazardous Waste Generator Training * Chemical Protective Clothing Information (Dupont's Level A & B suits) * Lasers - More thant you need to know. * Chemical Warfare & CW Protection * Material Safety Data Sheets * Compressed Gas Cylinders * Stress Management * Electrical Safety * Sun Safety * Ergonomics for the office * Toxicology Tutor * Fire Extinguishers

Protect Against Slips, Trips, and Falls
Never take shortcuts with safety. Use the proper slip or fall protection - even for quick tasks. Always clearly identify slip, trip, and fall hazards to co-workers. Be aware of conditions where a change of traction is likely. Take shorter steps when on slippery surfaces. Do not leave tools, supplies, and trash lying about. They could become a hazard to others.
Please Note [Day/Weekend Classes start at 8am - Evening Classes start at 5pm]	Download 2007Schedule
February 2007 Maui Schedule 7 (4T) Hazardous Materials Transportation, 4 hour 7 (4BBP) Bloodborne Pathogens, 4 hour 8 (4FL) Forklift Operator, 4 hour 8 (4RP/FT) Respiratory Protection & Qualitative Fit Testing, 4 hour 9 (8R) Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Refresher, 8 hour

Focus On Highway Safety
Always obey traffic laws and be courteous to other drivers. Acknowledge any hazardous driving habits you have - and stop them. Avoid distracting activities such as using the cell phone, eating, or changing the radio or CD while driving. Drive defensively. Stay alert for unexpected actions by other motorists. Seatbelts are a necessity, not an option. Always have everyone in the vehicle buckle up.
Please Note [Day/Weekend Classes start at 8am - Evening Classes start at 5pm]	Download 2007Schedule
March 2007 Maui Schedule 20 (4T) Hazardous Material Transportation, 4 hour 21 (4FL) Forklift Operator, 4 hour 21 (4BBP) Bloodborne Pathogens, 4 hour 22 (8R) Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Refresher, 8 hour

Lock It Out To Block Out Injuries
.Ensure taht ALL potential sources of energy are de-energized or blocked, and lock them out before starting work. Never remove, ignore, or bypass locks or tags that you find on equipment. Do not "sneak in" a quick job under someone else's lockout. Always use your own. Ensure that co-workers know your plans before returning locked equipment to service.
Please Note [Day/Weekend Classes start at 8am - Evening Classes start at 5pm]	Download 2007Schedule
May 2007 Maui Schedule 22 (4T) Hazardous Materials Transportation, 4 hour 22 (4BBP) Bloodborne Pathogens, 4 hour 23 (4FL) Forklift Operator, 4 hour 23 (4RP/FT) Respiratory Protection & Qualitative Fit Testing, 4 hour 24 (8R) Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Refresher, 8 hour

Dress For Safety Success
Use the personal protective equipment (PPE) specified by your supervisor or the material safety data sheet, and wear it properly. Always check the condition of your PPE before use. Replace or repair defective or suspect items. Do not remove or modify machine guards or bypass interlocks. PPE is vital to personal safety, but you must also know how to perform the job safely in the first place.
Please Note [Day/Weekend Classes start at 8am - Evening Classes start at 5pm]	Download 2007Schedule
August 2007 Maui Schedule 14-17 (40I) Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response, 40 hour 14-16 (24I) Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response, 24 hour

Practic Forklift Safety
Never drive up to someone standing in front of a bench or other fixed object. Sound the vehicle's horn at blind aisles and corners. Ensure that the load is stable and secure before driving or lifting. If the load obstructs your vision when moving forward, use a spotter or drive with the load trailing. Do not raise or lower the forks while the forklift is moving.
Please Note [Day/Weekend Classes start at 8am - Evening Classes start at 5pm]	Download 2007Schedule
September 2007 Maui Schedule 26 (4T) Hazardous Materials Transportation, 4 hour 26 (4BBP) Bloodborne Pathogens, 4 hour 27 (4FL) Forklift Operator, 4 hour 29 (8R) Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Refresher, 8 hour

Have a Safe and Happy Holiday Season
"Buzzed" driving is drunk driving. Pass the keys to a designated driver if you've been drinking. You'll live to be thankful. Provide nonalcoholic beverages for designated drivers and guests at your holiday gatherings. Keep decorations safely away from sources of heat. Unplug decorative lights and blow out candles befofe leaving home or going to bed.
Please Note [Day/Weekend Classes start at 8am - Evening Classes start at 5pm]	Download 2007Schedule
December 2007 Maui Schedule 11 (4T) Hazardous Materials Transportation, 4 hour 11 (4BBP) Bloodborne Pathogens, 4 hour 12 (4FL) Forklift Operator, 4 hour 13 (8R) hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Refresher, 8 hour