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YOUR Respirator Program – How to Fit Test and Develop a Written Plan
In this course, we will review the OSHA respiratory protection standard, help you develop a company-specific written program, and train you to conduct your own qualitative and quantitative fit tests. You will complete hands-on exercises including quantitative fit tests and how to troubleshoot respirator fit issues. At the completion of this course, you will be able to List the training requirements of 29 CFR 1910.134 Develop a written program that complies with the OSHA standard Determine requirements for qualitative and…
Find out more »(FREE!) Webinar: Safety Inspections & Gap Assessments–Worth the Trouble?
How can you maximize the return on safety inspections? Engaging associates and integrating hazard recognition into daily inspections can mitigate risk and reduce injuries.
Find out more »Webinar: Lockout/Tagout Programs & Training
Lockout/Tagout made OSHA’s list of Top 10 Cited Standards again last year! Attend to learn what you need to know about this important standard.
Find out more »Hazardous Waste Management Training (RCRA)
Revised Hazardous Waste Generator Requirement Rules go into effect this year! This course will make you aware of the new and changed requirements AND serve as your annual training requirement. If your company generates, stores, treats, or disposes of hazardous waste, such as corrosives (cleaning chemicals), flammables (paints), and toxics (lab chemicals), you need this course. Large Quantity Generators must train employees within 6 months of handling hazardous waste and provide refresher training annually. Small quantity generators must make their employees familiar with hazardous waste regulations.
Find out more »OSHA 10-Hour for General Industry
Did you know that the standards for Electrical Safety, HAZCOM, and Lockout/Tagout are all consistently among OSHA's top ten violated standards? This OSHA-authorized course not only targets these commonly cited standards, but all of the other basic OSHA requirements as well! Excellent training for managers, supervisors, foremen, crew leaders, and safety committee members on the basic OSHA requirements and how to implement them at your facility.
Find out more »Noise and Hearing Conservation Program
Can you hear me now? Noise is one of the most overlooked occupational hazards, particularly in manufacturing, where 77% of all OSHA citations occurred during FY2015. Unfortunately, many experienced safety professionals are confused by the sampling requirements for noise. During the workshop, we will review the requirements of 29 CFR 1910.95 and prepare attendees to properly comply with it. Participants will leave with a customized written Hearing Conservation Program as well as an electronic copy of training materials for conducting training at their own facilities.
Find out more »OSHA 8-Hour HAZWOPER Refresher
Do you know how OSHA defines a “HAZWOPER Emergency Response”? Even though employers often use this term for any activity requiring immediate attention, it has a very specific meaning and application.
If you have an OSHA-defined HAZWOPER Emergency Response, you must comply with HAZWOPER paragraph (q) and all other General Industry (1910) or Construction Industry (1926) standards. This may apply to a Post-Emergency Response Cleanup Operation or to a completely separate Hazardous Waste Site Clean-Up Operation.
This course is designed for response or clean-up workers and meets the training requirements of the annual refresher for 29 CFR 1910.120 (e) and (q). This workshop is a combination of lecture and hands-on exercises to review proper health and safety procedures.
Find out more »(FREE!) Webinar: Distracted Driving
Many of us have heard the statistics about the number of motor vehicle accidents caused by distracted driving. But have you thought about what you should do as an employer? If not, plan to attend this webinar!
Find out more »Webinar: What to Expect & How to Handle an OSHA Inspection
OSHA knocks on your door. What do you do? Attend this one-hour webinar to get answers to these questions: How do I handle the inspection process? What should I do during the closing conference? What if I receive a citation? If I don’t agree with a citation, can I appeal?
Find out more »What Just Happened? Incident Investigations and Root Causes Workshop
Many incident investigations do not identify the real root cause of the incident. As OSHA begins to require that copies of the 301 be submitted annually, this is becoming even more critical. How effective are your investigations in preventing future incidents?
Find out more »Implementing the New OSHA Silica Standard
Two new OSHA standards establish new rules and restrictions to protect construction and general industry workers from exposure to respirable crystalline silica. The implementation dates are rapidly approaching. Will you be in in compliance? Get what you need now!
Find out more »Introduction to Environmental Regulations
Do EPA regulations give you a headache? Have you recently taken on environmental responsibilities or would you like to better understand environmental regulations and how to handle them? We’ve got just the class for you!
Find out more »Permit-Required Confined Space
We’ll cover the requirements of OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910.146 and Subpart AA of 29 CFR 1926. You will have the chance to perform air monitoring, complete a permit, set up a tripod and winch, and participate in a simulated emergency rescue of an injured employee.
Find out more »Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures Plan (SPCC) Workshop
Is your spill response plan up to date? Did you know that certain facilities can self-certify their spill prevention control and countermeasures plan rather than having a professional engineer certify it? It’s DIY for the environmental safety crowd!
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