HAZWOPER (29CFR 1910.120)

The Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Standard (HAZWOPER) applies to employees who work on hazardous waste clean-up sites, workers at waste treatment-storage-disposal facilities, and employees tasked with responding to chemical releases in the workplace.

• 40-Hour HAZWOP training is designed for hazardous waste site workers who have a high probability of coming in contact with wastes on a routine basis.

• 24-Hour HAZWOP training is simply the first twenty-four hours of the 40-Hour and is designed for waste site workers who have a low probability of contacting waste on site due to their normal proximity to the waste cleanup operations and/or their limited time spent on site.

• 24-Hour Emergency Response (ER) training is required for employees whose job duties include active participation on emergency response to hazardous chemical releases in the workplace.

• 8-Hour HAZWOPER Refresher meets the annual update training required by the HAZWOPER standard for each of the above courses. We understand that many course participants have taken this class many times before. So, expect some friendly competition as participants are challenged with games of safety knowledge.

Hazard Communication (29CFR 1910.1200)

Hazard Communication (Haz-Com) training is required if you have chemicals of any kind or quantity at your facility. We tailor this course to suit your company's needs, whether you have one or one hundred chemicals on site. Our goal is to provide employees with the knowledge to further educate themselves, even after the class is over, on how to handle chemicals as safely as possible.

FORKLIFT OPERATION (29CFR 1910.178)

Forklift Safety is required whether you operate your company’s forklift every day or once a year you need training. We will explain the hazards and safe operation practices associated with forklifts and other powered industrial trucks. We will also provide you with practical training on the actual forklift you will be operating at your facility.

FIRST AID AND CPR (29CFR 1910.151)

Although First Aid and CPR courses are offered separately, we generally recommend that you take them together. Both will provide you with valuable information and techniques. And although we hope you never have to use any of these techniques, we certainly hope that if you find yourself in such a situation that you are properly trained and equipped.

First Aid training will prepare you to deal with a wide range of illnesses and injuries that may occur in the workplace or at home. This training will address treatment for injuries like cuts and abrasions as well as life threatening conditions like shock and severe bleeding. This course will also help you determine which first aid equipment is appropriate for you, your co-workers, and your family.

Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) training is for everyone. The human body can live for weeks without food and days without water. But, it can only live for a few minutes without oxygen. If a co-worker or loved one stops breathing, will you be prepared to provide effective assistance in order to maximize their chance of survival?

CONFINED SPACE (29CFR 1910.146)

Confined Space Entry training provides personnel who work in and around confined spaces with the ability to recognize and minimize hazards associated with working inside permit-required confined spaces. This course also provides an overview of confined space rescue requirements.

Confined Space Rescue training will provide confined space rescue team members with both classroom and practical training on rescuing victims from confined spaces while maximizing their own personal safety.

BLOODBORNE PATHOGEN (29CFR 1910.1030)

Bloodborne Pathogens training is required for anyone who is likely to come into contact with blood or other potentially infectious materials (OPIM) on the job. This is a great course to take with First Aid and CPR as it will further help you protect yourself when treating someone in need of immediate medical assistance. This course will also provide training on handling materials contaminated with blood or OPIM after an incident has occurred.

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)

Different employees require different types of Personal Protective Equipment (Protective Clothing), depending on the type of work they are doing. They must be trained on proper care and usage of the equipment. Often, this training can be added to a series of routine training sessions. It can also be a stand-alone training program depending on the types and numbers of Proective Equipment your company requires.

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION (29CFR 1910.134)

Respiratory Protection training shows employees how to select, handle, and maintain their respirators in order to maximize their personal safety and minimize unnecessary damage to equipment.

Respirator Fit Testing must be conducted after employees complete a medical questionnaire and successfully pass a physical. It must also be conducted before employees are allowed to don respirators on the job. This service is included with certain courses listed above. Contact us if you need help with preparing employees.

ERGONOMICS (OSHA ACT & 8CCR 5110)

Ergonomics training shows employees how to minimize injuries and illnesses caused by such activities as lifting equipment, using computers, and performing repetitive motions. Ergonomic injuries and subsequent insurance claims are costly, but they are also easily prevented.

LOCKOUT/TAGOUT (29CFR 1910.147)

Lockout/Tagout your job requires you to work around electrical panels, liquid or gas lines, or other potential sources of energy make sure you understand your company’s Lockout/Tagout program before you attempt to work on or near those systems. We can help you understand what types of equipment are available and the techniques you should use to protect yourself from such hazards.

FALL PROTECTION (29CFR 1926.500)

Fall Protection training is required if you work at least 6 feet above the ground. This course covers personal protection systems, such as body harnesses and lanyards, but it also focuses on the use of Aerial Work Platforms (29CFR 1926 Subpart F). We will show you the methods of protection available as well as proper applications of those systems.

Fall Protection Fit Testing is a service designed to evaluate the fit and effectiveness of the personal fall protection equipment you use. This service is included with our Fall Protection training course. We also offer a complete fall protection inspection for your entire jobsite if you need help with compliance.

CLANDESTINE DRUG LAB TRAINING (ClanWOPWER)

All employees engaged in field activities which bring them in close contact with illegal drug laboratories (clandestine drug labs, "meth labs") must undergo training designed to make them aware of the hazards associated with such operations. Additionally, employees tased with cleaning up these labs must learn the safe work practices that will minimize injury to themselves and their coworkers.