Environmental

40-Hour Hazardous Waste Worker (HAZWOPER)

This five day course covers the identification of hazards and minimization of risks by way of engineering controls, work practices, personal protectivegear, and monitoring. All participants don and use Level B and Level C protective gear, airline systems, self-contained breathing apparatuses, and air purifying respirators doing practical exercises. Level A equipment is also demonstrated. Students explore worker health and safety rights and learn to read and interpret a site safety plan.

24-Hour Hazardous Waste Worker (HAZWOPER)

This three day course is offered to routine site employees and supervisors/managers who have minimal exposure, non-routine site employees and supervisors/managers of hazardous waste cleanup site, or general site workers at a hazardous waste treatment, storage or disposal site. It is for technicians, contractors, consultants, supervisors and managers, etc. who are not required to have the 40-Hour training prior to working at a hazardous material/waste site.

- Recognizing and Identifying Hazardous Materials

- Initial Response to Hazardous Material Incident

(First Responders Level)

- Initial Response to Hazardous Material Incident

(Technicians Level)

- Hazardous Material Incident Analysis (Commander Level)

- Emergency Response Drums/Line and Gas Cylinders leaks

- Emergency Response Personnel (Annual Refresher)

- Hazardous Material (EPA): The Pesticide Challenge)

- Decontamination Procedures (Bio-Chemical)

- The Safe Handling of Dangerous Goods in Transportation (HM-172 F) and HM-222 A & B

- The Safe Handling of Dangerous Goods (HM 126A)

- Asbestos Awareness Course

- Asbestos Abatement (Maintains) Course

- Lead Material Awareness Course

- Lead Abatement (Maintains) Course

- Mold Awareness Course

- Mold Inspection Course

- Mold Abatement (Maintains) Course

- Sick Building Syndrome Inspection and Abatement Course

8-Hour Refresher (HAZWOPER)

This one day course fulfills the refresher requirement for hazardous waste workers engaged in remedial activities a hazardous waste sites described under OSHA Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120. It meets the refresher requirement for both the 24 and 40-Hour health and safety training courses.

- Hazardous Materials Handling Certification for DOT 49 CFR Transportation Regulations

- Environmental Site Assessments for Real Property (Phase One Assessments) Transfers

- OSHA Hazard Communication Standard Training for Trainers

- SARA Title III Workshop

- Environmental Audits

- Environmental, Health and Safety Laws and Regulations

- How to be an Effective Environmental, Health and Safety Manager

- RCRA and DOT Annual Update and Refresher Course

- Transportation of Dangerous Goods: Compliance with IATA and IMO Regulations

- Advanced Hazardous Materials Management

WHY EMPLOYEES SHOULD ATTEND?

The minimum Hazard Communication citation is $7,000 to maximum of $70,000.This class will teach employees to eliminate potential OSHA violations & prevent future violations from occurring.

The Hazard Communication seminar will provide significant cost saving for years to come.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

- Review OSHA and ANSI stardards

- Review standards that relate to Hazards Communications

- Understand an OSHA inspector's role in an audit of HazCom

- Gain knowledge about flammable and combustible liquids, compressed and LP gases

- Learn how to prepare an emergency plan and how to deal with chemical spill and clean up in accordance to OSHA requirements

TOPICS

- Preventing & Avoiding an OSHA Inspection

- (Hazard Communication)

- Creating a HazCom program & how to train employees

- Flammable and combustible liquids