This HAZWOPER certification course is aimed at workers needing to fulfill legal training requirements and those seeking to enhance their safety skills in hazardous environments. It covers a broad range of topics including hazard communication, toxicology, personal and respiratory protection, air monitoring, and hazard avoidance, with practical insights into chemical reactivity hazards and a case study on Bhopal, India.
This course targets employees, managers, and interested individuals, offering insights into portable fire extinguishers, including their limitations, types, and classifications. It teaches the PASS method for effective use, outlines the do’s and don’ts, and provides essential fire prevention tips.
Employees who choose to voluntarily wear a dust mask respirator for their own comfort while at work
This course provides an introduction to OSHA for students and individuals interested in worker’s rights, covering its origins, scope, and the rights and responsibilities under the OSH Act of 1970. It details the OSHA inspection process, the criteria for employer selection, and how to file a complaint, alongside available compliance assistance resources.
This course is designed for safety personnel, consultants, union representatives, business owners, and anyone interested in workplace safety. It covers the fundamentals of OSHA, including its origins, jurisdiction, standards, and the inspection process. Participants will learn about the classification of citations, resolution options, and both employer and employee rights under the OSH Act of 1970, along with available OSHA compliance resources.
This course targets employees, managers, and interested parties, offering an overview of OSHA’s Hazard Communication standard, GHS-compliant labeling, safety data sheets (SDSs), and the requirements for written hazard communication programs.
This course is designed for employees, managers, and interested individuals, focusing on the OSHA Hazard Communication standard and GHS compliance. It covers the standard’s origins, container labeling, safety data sheets (SDSs), and written program requirements.
This course is designed for individuals in industries with a high risk of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) exposure. It covers H2S properties, its effects on the body, detection methods, self-protection, respiratory protection requirements, and rescue techniques.
