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| HAZWOPER - Initial Course Outline |
Cost - $625 |
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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 |
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| 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 |
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| Please note: This is a standard course outline; topics however may be added/removed to meet your specific training needs. |
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| Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response - HAZWOPER - Moderate Risk Worker |
Cost - $425 |
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| Day One Topics: |
| Introductions |
| Hazardous Waste Management Requirements |
| Risk Assessment |
| Regulatory Review |
| Toxicology |
| Heat Stress |
| Day Three Topics: |
| Review of homework |
| Respiratory Protection |
| Personal Protective Equipment |
| Videotape - RCRA |
| Decontamination |
| Drum Handling |
| Handling Leakers and Empties |
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| Day Two Topics: |
| 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 |
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| Please note: This is a standard course outline; topics however may be added/removed to meet your specific training needs. |
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| Hazardous Waste Operations 8-Hour Supervisor Course |
Cost - $225 |
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| COURSE AGENDA |
| 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. |
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| Please note: This is a standard course outline; topics however may be added/removed to meet your specific training needs. |
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| HAZWOPER - Refresher Course Outline |
Cost - $200 |
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| COURSE AGENDA |
| 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. |
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| Please note: This is a standard course outline; topics however may be added/removed to meet your specific training needs. |
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| Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response for Response Technicians Course Outline |
Cost - $795 |
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| Day One Topics: |
Day Three Topics: |
| Introductions |
Review of homework |
| Regulations and Standards |
Containment, Recovery, and Disposal |
| Basic Chemistry of Hazardous Materials |
Drum Handling and Sampling Procedures |
| Basic Toxicology |
Drum Patching and Overpacking |
| Identification and Control of Hazard Groups |
Spill Containment and Cleanup |
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Organizing a Spill Response Team |
| Day Two Topics: |
Designing Spill Kits and Vehicles |
| Review of homework |
CAMEO and ALOHA |
| Air Purifying Respirators |
Final Examination |
| Self Contained Breathing Apparatus |
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| Choosing Adequate Personal Protective Equipment |
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| Decontamination |
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| Monitoring Instruments |
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| Sampling |
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| First Responder Operations/Technicians Level |
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| 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. |
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| Hazardous Communication Course Outline |
Cost - $ |
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| COURSE OUTLINE |
| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| Respiatory Protection & Fit Testing, 4-hrs |
Cost - $75 |
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| COURSE AGENDA |
| 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 |
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| 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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| Please note: This is a standard course outline; topics however may be added/removed to meet your specific training needs. |
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| Abestos Awareness Course Outline |
Cost - $40 |
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| COURSE AGENDA |
| Uses of Asbestos |
| VIDEOTAPE: Asbestos Awareness Are You at Risk? |
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| Location of Asbestos in Buildings |
| Health Effects of Asbestos |
| Worker Protection Programs |
| VIDEOTAPE: Asbestos Awareness Controlling Exposure |
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| QUESTION & ANSWER Segment |
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| Abestos Operation & Maintenance 8/16 hr Course Outline |
Cost - $140/$225 |
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| Day One (Initial/Refresher): |
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Background information on asbestos* |
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Health effects of asbestos* |
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Worker protection programs* |
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Location of ACM in buildings* |
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Respirator use, care, and fit-testing |
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Recognition of ACM damage and deterioration |
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O&M program for buildings |
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Proper response to fiber release episodes |
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| Day Two (Initial only): |
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Federal, state, and local regulations |
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Proper asbestos-related work practices |
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Proper ACM handling, including disposal |
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Respirator use, care, and fit-testing |
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Protective clothing use and handling |
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Hands on exercises (TBA) |
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Worker decontamination |
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Final examination and discussion |
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| 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. |
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| HAZMat Certification Course Outline |
Cost - $75 |
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| COURSE AGENDA |
| 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 |
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| Hazardous Materials Transportation, Storage & Handling Course |
Cost - $ |
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| Day One Topics: |
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Introductions and Course Overview |
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Videotape - Hazardous Material Management |
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DOT & EPA Regulatory Review |
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Introduction to Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) |
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Regulations Covering Specific Shipping Modes |
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| Day Two Topics: |
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Review of homework |
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Shipping Papers/Documentation Requirements |
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Hazardous Materials Certification Process |
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Packaging of Hazardous Materials |
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Marking and Labeling Requirements |
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| Day Three Topics: |
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Review of homework |
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Placarding Requirements |
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Storage, Handling & HM Compatibility |
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Hazardous Material Shipment by Highway |
| Day Five Topics: |
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Review of homework |
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Hazardous Materials Storage |
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Course Review |
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Final Examination |
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Exam Review |
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| Day Four Topics: |
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Review of homework |
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Hazardous Material Shipment by Air (QuickTrans/LogAir/MAC) |
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Emergency Procedures for Spills/Accidents |
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First Aid & Protective Equipment |
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Videotape - Hazardous Material Safety |
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EPA Requirements |
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| 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. |
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| Forklift Operator |
Cost - $100 / $75 (recertification) |
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| COURSE AGENDA |
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Similarities and Differences from Automobiles |
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Power Plant Operation & Maintenance |
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Steering and Maneuvering |
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Vehicle Capacity and Stability |
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Vehicle Inspection & Maintenance |
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Surface Conditions |
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Load Computations |
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Pedestrian Traffic |
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Ramp Operation |
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Vehicle Operation in Closed Environments |
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Written and Visual Exam |
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| Hands-On Exercises |
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Vehicle Inspection |
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Traveling without a Load |
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Traveling with a Load |
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Setting down a Pallet |
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Stacking a Load |
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Loading a Trailer |
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Operating in Narrow Aisles |
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Operating in the Work Environment |
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| Please note that course can be shortened by eliminating some forklift exercises. |
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| Process Safety Management Course Outline |
Cost - $410 |
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| COURSE AGENDA |
| Introduction |
| Notes: |
| 1. |
This course outline can be shortened to accommodate your specific needs. |
| 2. |
OTI can perform a Process Hazard Analysis for your facility. |
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Management Systems Overview |
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Accountability |
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Process Knowledge and Documentation |
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| Managing Process Safety in Operations |
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Process and Equipment Integrity |
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Company Codes and Standards |
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| Managing Process Safety in Transitions |
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Process Safety Review of Capital Projects |
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Process Change |
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| Process Safety and the Human Interface |
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Training and Performance |
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Human Factors |
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| Checks, Balances, and Assessments |
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Process Risk Management |
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Audits and Corrective Actions |
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Incident Investigation |
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| Regulatory Overview |
| Implementation Issues |
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| Incident Command System Course Outline |
Cost - $395 |
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| 1. Incident Management |
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Why an Incident Management System is Necessary |
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Structure of Incident Management Systems |
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Requirements for Hazardous Materials Response |
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The Incident Commander |
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Points To Remember |
| 2. Command Staff |
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The Safety Officer |
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The Liaison Officer |
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The Public Information Officer |
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Points To Remember |
| 3. Structuring the Response |
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Components |
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Building an Incident Management System |
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Sections (Planning, Logistics, Administration, & Operations) |
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Points To Remember |
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| 4. The Hazardous Materials Sector/Group |
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Tasks & Staffing Requirements |
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Functions (Site Control, Safety, Reasearch/Reference, Entry, & Decontamination) |
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Personal Protective Equipment |
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Points To Remember |
| 5. Terminating the Incident |
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The Termination Phase |
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Personnel |
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Incident Documentation |
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Points To Remember |
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| 10-Hour General Industry Safety & Health Outreach Program Course Outline |
Cost - $175 |
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| COURSE AGENDA |
| 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. |
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| Please note: This is a standard course outline; topics however may be added/removed to meet your specific training needs. |
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| 30-Hour General Industry Safety & Health Outreach Program Course Outline |
Cost - $400 |
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| COURSE AGENDA |
| 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. |
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| Please note: This is a standard course outline; topics however may be added/removed to meet your specific training needs. |
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| 10-Hour Construction Industry Safety & Health Outreach Program Course Outline |
Cost - $175 |
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| COURSE AGENDA |
| 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 |
| This course introduces you to OSHA policies, procedures, and standards, as well as construction safety and health principles. 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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| 30-Hour Construction Industry Safety & Health Outreach Program Course Outline |
Cost - $400 |
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| COURSE AGENDA |
| 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 |
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| 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 |
| This course introduces you to OSHA policies, procedures, and standards, as well as construction safety and health principles. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive an OSHA construction industry safety and health 30-hour course completion card. |
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| Bloodborne Pathogens Training |
Cost - $75 |
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| COURSE AGENDA |
| 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 |
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| Please note: This is a standard course outline; topics however may be added/removed to meet your specific training needs. |
| IAW 29 CFR 1910.1030 as revised 13 February 1996. |
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| First Aid / CPR / AED - American Red Cross |
Cost - $50 |
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| COURSE AGENDA |
| Introduction (20 minutes ) |
| Recognizing Emergencies (20 minutes ) |
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Recognizing an Emergency |
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Emergency Action Steps |
| Protecting Yourself (20 minutes ) |
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Good Samaritan Laws |
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Obtaining Consent |
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Preventing Disease Transmission |
| Before Providing Care (20 minutes ) |
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Checking the Scene |
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Checking the Victim for Consciousness |
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Moving a Victim |
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Calling EMS |
| Prioritizing Care (55 minutes ) |
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Prioritizing Care |
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Checking a Conscious Victim |
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Caring for Shock |
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Conscious Choking |
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Checking an Unconscious Victim |
| Rescue Breathing (20 minutes ) |
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| Cardiac Emergencies / Unconscious Choking (50 minutes ) |
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Signals of a Heart Attack |
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The Cardiac Chain of Survival |
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Adult CPR |
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Unconscious Choking |
| Sudden Illnesses (20 minutes ) |
| Wounds (35 minutes ) |
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Wounds |
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Bleeding |
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Burns |
| Injuries to Muscles, Bones, and Joints (25 minutes ) |
| Heat- and Cold-Related Emergencies (15 minutes ) |
| Review and Written Examination (45 minutes ) |
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| 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. |
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| First Aid / CPR / AED - Medic First Aid International |
Cost - $50 |
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| COURSE SEGMENTS |
| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| 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. |
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| Permit Required Confined Spaces Rescue (24-hr) Initial |
Cost - $400 |
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| Day One |
| 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 |
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| Day Two |
| Review of Confined Space Programs |
| Instrumentation |
| Instrument Calibration and Maintenance |
| Ventilation Methods |
| Qualifying Personnel |
| Permit Management |
| Training Programs |
| Safety Equipment Demonstration |
| Day Three |
| Safety Equipment Use |
| Tank and Manhole Entry |
| Rescue Operations |
| - Accident Scenarios |
| - Introduction to Rope Systems |
| - Rescue Precautions |
| - Victim Extrication & Rescue |
| Final Examination |
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| 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 requires rescuers receive extensive hands-on training. |
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| Permit Required Confined Spaces Rescue (16-hr) |
Cost - $260 |
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| Day One |
| Review of Confined Space Programs |
| Instrumentation |
| Instrument Calibration and Maintenance |
| Ventilation Methods |
| Qualifying Personnel |
| Permit Management |
| Training Programs |
| Safety Equipment Demonstration |
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| Day Two |
| Safety Equipment Use |
| Tank and Manhole Entry |
| Rescue Operations |
| - Accident Scenarios |
| - Introduction to Rope Systems |
| - Rescue Precautions |
| - Victim Extrication & Rescue |
| Final Examination |
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| Please note: This course can be combined with Confined Space Entry, 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 requires rescuers receive extensive hands-on training. |
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| Permit Required Confined Spaces Course Outline |
Cost - $175 |
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| Introduction and Course Overview |
This is a basic course meant to cover the minimum requirements of the Permit-Required Confined Space Entry Standard (29 CFR 1910.146). |
| Anatomy of Confined Spaces |
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- Definition of a Confined Space |
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- Types of Confined Spaces |
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| Regulatory Overview |
Workers intending to perform rescue activities should consider taking our Confined Space Rescue course. |
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- Defining the Problem |
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- OSHA Standard (29 CFR 1910.146) |
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| Introduction to Toxicology |
| Hazards in a Confined Space |
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- Evaluation of Hazards |
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- Decision Making and Hazard Review |
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- Inspection and Corrective Action |
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| Excavation Safety |
| Engineering Controls |
| Personal Protective Equipment |
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- Respiratory Protection |
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- Protective Clothing |
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| Monitoring and Instrumentation |
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| Scaffold competent Person Course Outline |
Cost - $175 |
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| COURSE AGENDA |
| 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. |
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| Scaffold User Course Outline |
Cost - $75 |
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| COURSE AGENDA |
| 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. |
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| Lead in Construction Course Outline |
Cost - $ |
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| COURSE AGENDA |
| 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. |
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| Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene - 32hour |
Cost - $750 |
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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 |
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| 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 |
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| 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. |
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| Chemistry for the Non-Chemist Course Outline |
Cost - $275 |
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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 |
| 1. Physical State |
| 2. Density |
| 3. Vapor Density & Vapor Pressure |
| 4. Specific Gravity |
| 5. Boiling Point |
| 6. Flash Point |
| C. Relationship between Physical State and Chemical Reactivity |
| 1. Solid > Liquid > Vapor > Gas |
| 2. Surface Area |
| III. Major Classes of Hazardous Substances |
| A. DOT Classes |
| B. EPA Classes |
| C. OSHA Classes |
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| IV. Inorganic vs. Organic Chemistry |
| A. Why Chemicals are hazards? |
| B. Early Schemes and the Development of Chemistry |
| C. Inorganic Hazardous Substances |
| 1. Acids |
| 2. Bases |
| 3. Salts |
| D. Organic Hazardous Substances |
| 1. What does organic mean? |
| 2. Classes of Hydrocarbons |
| V. Flammable and Combustible Liquids |
| A. Definitions of Terms |
| 1. Combustible |
| 2. Combustion |
| 3. Flammable |
| 4. Flashpoint |
| 5. Vapor |
| 6. Volatile |
| B. Definition of Classes |
| 1. Flammable Liquid |
| 2. Combustible Liquid |
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| 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 |
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| Environmental Regulatory Review |
Cost - $ |
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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 |
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| Day Three Topics |
| Oil Pollution Act of 1990 |
| Underground Storage Tanks |
| Brownfields Legislation |
| Occupational Safety and Health Act |
| Inspections/Compliance Auditing |
| Enforcement |
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| Please note: No prior knowledge of the topic is required to attend this course. |
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| Ergonomics for General Industry - 8hour |
Cost - $135 |
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| 1. Introduction to Ergonomics |
| a. Definition of ergonomics and why understanding ergonomics is important for worker safety |
| b. OSHA's proposed rule to implement an ergonomics program |
| 2. Basic Principles of Ergonomics |
| a. Types, recognition and avoidance of ergonomic hazards (hazard identification) |
| b. Basic human anatomy and physiology |
| c. Cumulative Trauma Disorders (CTDs) |
| d. Other ergonomically-related muscular-skeletal disorders (MSDs) |
| e. Heat stress, cold stress, noise stress, visual stress and other problems |
| 3. Prevention and Control of Ergonomic Hazards |
| a. Physical training to prevent injuries |
| b. Proper lifting technique |
| c. Suggested techniques for other difficult or awkward tasks |
| d. Reducing impact of environmental stresses |
| e. Tool selection and use |
| f. Vehicle and heavy equipment safety |
| g. Use of PPE |
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| 4. Hands on Exercises / Demonstrations |
| a. Stretching/Warmup exercises |
| b. Carpal Tunnel screening |
| 5. Dealing With Injuries |
| a. Early recognition of symptoms |
| b. Reporting and recording injuries |
| c. Light duty, rehabilitation and workman's compensation |
| 6. 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. |
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| Oil Spill Response on Land/Water, 16-hour Course Outline |
Cost - $ |
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| Day One Topics: |
| Introduction and Course Overview |
| Risk Control System |
| Regulatory Overview |
| - OPA 90 |
| - HWOPER Standard (29 CFR 1910.120) |
| - Hazard Communication |
| Fish and Wildlife Briefing |
| Chemistry of Crude Oil and Constituents |
| Controls |
| - Respiratory Protection |
| - Protective Clothing |
| - Medical Monitoring |
| - Air Monitoring |
| - Engineering Controls |
| Containment and Recovery |
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| Day Two Topics: |
| Homework review |
| Marine Facility Response Plan |
| Field Exercises |
| - PPE suitup |
| - Decontamination |
| - Drum Handling |
| Countermeasures on Land |
| Field Exercises |
| - Boom Deployment |
| - Oil Water Separator Setup |
| Course Evaluation |
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| Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB) Operations 4-hour Course Outline |
Cost - $ |
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| Agenda |
| Introduction |
| Environmental Effects of PCBs |
| Routes of Exposure |
| Health Effects of Exposure |
| Personal Protective Equipment |
| PCB Exposure to the Environment |
| Maintenance/Cleanup Methods |
| Suitup/Decontamination Exercise |
| Summary |
| Course Exam |
| Respirator fit testing can added to the training outline for an additional fee. Please note that all workers participating in respirator fit testing must show evidence of medical qualification. |
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