Course
# T012589
Intended for site workers; operators; handlers; personnel at
treatment/storage/disposal facilities; sub-contractors and others needing to
comply with OSHA initial 40-hour training requirements. HAZWOPER provides
knowledge skills necessary to assist with remedial operations surrounding a
hazardous materials incident and utilizes a combination of classroom
presentation and "hands-on" field exercises. Course syllabus covers:
hazardous materials recognition; basics of toxicology; employee medical
surveillance; chemical hazards; respiratory and personal protection; monitoring
equipment and procedures; regulatory compliance (OSHA, SARA, CERCLA, RCRA, DOT);
confined space entry; operational zone determination; spill control engineering
and decontamination.
Course # T012590
Required for all supervisors of hazardous waste sites. Class participants
will review the requirements for: employer's safety and health programs;
employee training programs; personal protective equipment program; spill
containment program; implementation of a medical surveillance program and
developing a decontamination program. Requirements for site characterization,
entry procedures and site monitoring are also covered. (Course T012589 or
equivalent required prior to attending this course)
Course # T012591
Offered in compliance with OSHA Annual Refresher training requirements.
Instructional focus in this one-day update is: state-of-the-art regulatory
review; standards for generators; hazard communications; site safety
considerations; emergency response actions; waste-handling techniques, and
operations and planning.
Course # T012615
This one day course is required for all employees and supervisors who handle
or may become accidentally exposed to hazardous materials. Called the
Right-To-Know program, the curriculum instructs on proper handling and use of
hazardous materials; employee/employer responsibilities; regulations; classes of
chemicals; physical and health hazards, and the acquisition and understanding of
Material Safety Data Sheets.
Course # T012592
An 8-hour orientation into the OSHA Hazardous Materials compliance field.
Curriculum includes: regulatory compliance requirements; hazard recognition;
health hazards; Hazard Communication; personal protective equipment; respiratory
protection and an overview of response protocol.
Course # T012593
This one day course meets HAZWOPER training requirements (OSHA 1910.120
(q)(6)(i)]. Designed to inform employees of the hazards of a HazMat incident;
identification of a hazardous material; safe actions to take at incidents and
reporting procedures to be used. All employees who may witness or could become
involved in a chemical spill or release of hazardous materials should attend.
Course # T012594
This intense one-day course, designed to prepare First Responder personnel
for hazardous materials incident response, meets HAZWOPER training requirements.
Target audience for this curriculum is designated First Responder personnel who
would be sent to a hazardous materials incident with the intent of initiating
corrective action. The course covers: identification and recognition of
hazardous materials; accepted first response actions; personal protective
equipment; decontamination procedures and on-scene management at a HazMat
incident.
Course # T012595
This 8-hour course is offered in compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 and
NFPA 472 requirements and designed for personnel who assume plugging / patching/
containment roles in a hazardous materials release. Curriculum
includes: chemistry and toxicology of materials; risk and hazard assessments;
identification, classification and verification procedures; incident management
and termination protocol; personal protective equipment and decontamination.
Course # T012703
Hazardous
Materials Chemistry
This 8-hour course will cover: chemical hazards (physical and health
hazards); access routes (inhalation, ingestion, absorption, injection); dose,
exposure, and effects (acute, subacute, chronic); toxicological terminology (TLV,
TWA, PEL, MAC, IDLH); carcinogens, teratogens, mutagens, irritants, and
asphyxiants; flammability, reactivity, and radioactivity.
Course # T021654
Hazardous
Materials Transportation (HM 126F)
This one-day course ensures function-specific familiarization with DOT
regulations under 49 CFR.
Curriculum covers: identification / recognition of hazardous materials; Hazard
Communication; hazard classes; emergency response procedures; hazardous
materials shipping papers, packaging, and handling.
Course # T021655
Hazardous
Materials Transportation (HM 181)
Designed for certification compliance with Final Rule changes of 49 CFR HM181
under Transportation of Hazardous Materials for Shippers and Generators. The 8
hour course covers: DOT identification of hazardous materials; marking and
labeling requirements; shipping paper documentation; placecarding requirements;
storage and loading; separation/segregation requirements, and transportation
safety practices.
Course # T021656
Hazardous
Materials Transportation Re-certification
This 8-hour course is designed as refresher training for students who have
already been trained under DOT regulations (HM181). Syllabus covers 49 CFR
regulatory changes enacted in 1996 and includes copyrighted text materials and
student copies of 49 CFR Regulatory Reference Manuals (Parts 106-180).
Course # T020480
Hazardous
Materials/Waste Transport (DOT/49 CFR)
This 40-hour course offers curriculum compliance required by the EPA and DOT
under 49 CFR regulations. Target audience includes personnel responsible for offering hazardous materials
for transportation; preparing shipping papers; choosing packaging, or
supervising these activities. Curriculum features: EPA/DOT regulations;
Hazardous Materials Table criteria; shipping names, hazard classes, ID numbers,
packing groups, packaging, labeling and placarding.
Course # T020151
Asbestos Awareness
This two-hour training is designed for custodians, building owners, property
managers, or interested personnel in facilities containing asbestos. Discussion
covers: what asbestos is; what it looks like; where it can be found; health
hazards involved; legal liabilities, and precautions to take once asbestos is
discovered.
Course # T020154
Asbestos Contractor/Supervisor (EPA/AHERA)(1)
This EPA-approved five-day class is intended for supervisory personnel who
direct asbestos abatement projects. The curriculum meets EPA/AHERA requirements
as well as the National Emissions Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAPS)
and OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1101/1910.1001. Contractor / Supervisor trainees receive all subject matter offered in the Worker
course in addition to instruction on supervisory techniques; contract
specifications; legal considerations; insurance types; coverage limitations and
bonding.
Course # T020155
Asbestos Abatement Worker (EPA/AHERA)(2)
This four-day training, approved by the Environmental Protection Agency, is
mandatory for any workers removing asbestos in schools and all personnel
involved in asbestos-related activities in public and commercial buildings.
Course curriculum includes: history of asbestos; health effects; medical
surveillance; federal/state/local regulatory compliance; respiratory and
personal protection; state-of-the-art work practices and procedures, and
hands-on participation.
Course # T020156
Asbestos Building Inspector (EPA/AHERA)(3)
Approved by the EPA, this three-day instruction is designed for persons who
perform asbestos building inspections; take samples of suspect materials, and
determine material conditions.
Curriculum includes: history of asbestos; types and uses of asbestos-containing
products; health effects; medical surveillance; respiratory and personal
protection; regulatory compliance; asbestos identification; assessment of
suspect material condition; sampling techniques and procedures for report
generation.
Course # T020157
Asbestos Management Planner (EPA/AHERA)(4)
(Pre-requisite: EPA/AHERA Asbestos Building Inspector)
Certification is required for persons responsible for development of management
plans for asbestos in buildings. Course syllabus covers:
interpretation/evaluation of asbestos inspection results; hazard assessment
determination; selection of response actions; cost estimation and financing
operations; public relations and development of operations & maintenance
(O&M) programs. (Course price is $125.00 per person if taken with Course #
T020156)
Course # T020158
Asbestos Annual Refresher (EPA/AHERA)(5)
AHERA-accredited personnel are required to attend an annual
re-certification
class. Workers, Contractor/Supervisors, and Project Designers attend a yearly
8-hour update. Building Inspectors attend a half-day (4-hour) course and
Management Planners attend half-day (4-hour) refresher training.
Course # T112348
Identification and Management of Lead Hazards
This 32 hour course provides detailed guidance for developing and
implementing a lead hazard management program in facilities that have lead-based
painted surfaces or contamination. The purpose of this course is to protect
occupant, visitors, staff, other workers, and the environment from lead hazards.
(Course is taught following the ASTM PS 53-97 protocols)
Course # T112349
Lead Abatement Inspectors Training Course
This 24 hour course first takes the inspector through all the OSHA, EPA,
State, and Local regulatory requirements relating to the handling, removal,
disposal, and transportation of lead-based paint and debris. Once the regulatory
requirements are covered the inspector is taught how the regulations apply to
the installation of isolation barriers (i.e. containment), respiratory
protection, protective clothing, posting of signs, etc... This course walks the
inspector through several project scenarios showing the inspector what to look
for and how to identify potential problems before they manifest themselves
during or following abatement/encapsulation.
Course # T112350
Lead-Based Paint Awareness (OSHA 1926.62)
This four-hour training offers an introduction to the health hazards and
control measures for lead-based paint. The course offers an overview of the
history and use of lead-based paint in residences and industrial settings;
health concerns, and current HUD, OSHA, and EPA regulations.
Course # T112351
Lead-Based Paint Facilities O & M
This 8-hour course is designed for facility owners, employees, and military
personnel involved in in-house lead-based paint removal. Curriculum includes:
history of lead-based paint (LBP) use; health hazards; respiratory and personal
protective equipment; regulatory compliance, and standard industry work
practices for encapsulation, encasement, replacement, and removal.
Course # T112352
Lead Building Inspector (6)
This 24 hour course utilizes the EPA-developed curriculum for lead
inspections (paint, dust, soil, and drinking water) and covers the Housing and
Urban Development Guideline requirements. The curriculum includes classroom
lecture/discussion and hands-on training in the use of XRF analyzers and wet
chemistry identification of lead-based paint. This course is Georgia Accredited.
Heavy Metals Awareness 
Confined Space Entry (OSHA 1910.146)
Construction Industry/OSHA 500 (10-hour)
General Industry/OSHA 501 (10-hour)
Electrical Safety Orientation
Lock Out/Tag Out (OSHA 1910.147)
Fire Protection
Life Safety Code Compliance
Process Safety Management (OSHA 1910.119)
Respiratory Protection (OSHA 1910.134)
Personal Protective Equipment (OSHA 1910.132)
Environmental Law
Environmental Site Assessments
RCRA Initial or Refresher
Lab Packing