HazMat Awareness Training
OSHA Hazardous Material Training
Hazardous Material Awareness Level Trained Personnel are trained to identify the potential hazards of hazardous materials and isolate or evacuate the area as necessary. Almost every company has Hazardous Materials in their facility. It could be concentrated industrial cleaner, or the sulfuric acid in the forklift batteries. OSHA requires all employers to provide Hazard Communication training for new employees and additional training when new hazards enter the work force.
If there is a potential for exposures to hazardous materials, OSHA requires workers to receive Hazardous Material Awareness Training under 29 CFR 1910.120, also known as HAZWOPER (Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response.) Workers trained to the Awareness Level can 1) identify the potential hazards of the chemical, and 2) isolate or evacuate the area as necessary. Many industries combine their HazCom and HazMat Awareness Training as part of a comprehensive new-employee orientation program. Most awareness training programs require 8 classroom hours.
Hazardous Material Training
OSHA Required Hazardous Material Emergency Response Training for Industries and Municipalities
Confined Space Entry Training
Permit Required Confined Space Training for Entrants, Attendants and Supervisors
Dangerous Goods Training
Department of Transportation Hazardous Material Training for Anyone Who Ships or Receives Hazardous Materials
Confined Space Rescue Training
Confined Space Rescue Team Training for a Quick Response to Confined Space Entry Emergencies
Hospital Decontamination Training
Hazardous Material Emergency Decontamination Training for First Receivers at Healthcare Facilities
