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Confined Space
Entrant, Attendant and Entry Supervisor
All participants in a confined space entry must know the specific function of their duties according to the OSHA regulations and ANSI standards. What areas qualify as a confined space and what ones are permit-required? Students will learn what is required to legally enter a confined space, how to fill out a permit, how to manage hazards and what equipment is required for entry. We will also cover PPE, emergencies, etc.

HAZWOPER
Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response
(24 or 40 hour)
The class applies to employees who may deal with hazardous waste in an uncontrolled waste site or TSDF and/or possibly respond to an emergency involving hazardous substances, according to General Industry 29 CFR 1910.120. Students will learn basic hazardous materials, PPE including respiratory protection, site control, spill control techniques, decontamination and emergency response. Students will participate in group exercises in the classroom and in the field as well as a scenario based exercise. An 8 hour refresher is offered monthly as an open enrollment class or can be provided on-site.

DOT HazMat
This 8 hour course covers DOT requirements for transporters of hazardous materials as well as employees who may package, label and/or ship these materials. Subject matter will include packaging, labeling, shipping papers, placards/labels, loading and security.

First Aid/CPR
We use the Medic First Aid curriculum for our classes although Red Cross or American Heart Association classes are available. Our CPR courses are designed to follow ECC-2005 guidelines and, with the added first aid component, covers OSHA requirements for basic medical trainig. The classes can be formatted in a 4 to 8 hour session depending on the needs of the customer. The courses can be customized to include Bloodborne Pathogens, Automatic External Defibrillators, Child/Infant CPR and more.

Trenching & Excavation - Competent Person
Commonly called “trench and shore” this class will cover the regulations of the 29 CFR 1910 and 1926 codes. Students will learn soil types and conditions and how to determine the proper type of protective measures. Competent person duties will be taught through hands-on participation in actual excavation scenarios.




OSHA 10 and 30 Hour
General Industry and Construction 10 and 30 hour courses are taught covering the OSHA requirements and electives defined for these courses. Students will gain a working knowledge of the OSHA requirements for numerous topics during this Occupational Safety and Health Occupational General Outreach Series. Some of the topics include: electrical, fall protection, PPE, General Duty Clause, HAZWOPER and more.

We also offer these classes in the new "Cal-OSHA" version.

Confined Space Rescue
This class is designed to provide the students with the skills and knowledge to perform rescues from confined spaces and assist emergency responders. It can be formatted for either an industrial or fire service audience. Four hours of class time will cover rescue procedures and regulations/standards and 8 hours are set for learning various rescue skills. The second day and a half is devoted to participating in scenarios. This class will follow N.F.P.A. 1670 for the “operations” level.

Trench Rescue (2 - 3 days)
This class can be designed for the fire service as well as industrial rescue teams. The course will include 4 hours of classroom where students will learn the basics of soil types and conditions, reasons for collapse and types of emergency shoring equipment. Students will learn the safe approach to a trench collapse area, how to set or build various emergency shores, patient care and will participate in scenarios in actual trenches.

Disaster Preparedness - Terrorism and/or Natural Disaster
As a result of 9-11 we have become more aware of the need to be prepared for emergencies in our work place. Businesses and the lives of employees can be severely disrupted due to a disaster. A business should be prepared to for these major events by setting up a business continuity plan, preparing emergency response plans, training employees in first aid/CPR, rescue, etc., preparing emergency supplies such as food, water, medical equipment and lighting. This course can take on many forms to respond to the needs of the audience. We can train for hazardous materials/weapons of mass destruction, business disaster preparedness, business emergency response or even CERT (Citizens Emergency Response Team).

And many more classes....call for information.