This training program provides a more in-depth coverage and more variety of safety & health topics. The 30-hour course is perfect for employees with some safety responsibility such as production supervisors, production leads, and production managers. Also perfect for the Safety Manager or HR staff personnel who have responsibility for the safety program.
The 30-hour course is delivered over a minimum of 4 days with 12 hours covering mandatory topics and the remainder consisting of electives and optional topics. Again, we are happy to stretch the training over more days with less hours per day.
MANDATORY
Module time = 1 hour
This is our opening module. Students learn the history of OSHA, why there are worker safety standards, a few basics about OSHA standards and worker rights.
MANDATORY
Module time = 2 hours
Students learn about the elements of a good safety & health program, preventing & controlling workplace hazards -- includes how to conduct a job hazard analysis (JHAs) and accident investigation.
MANDATORY
Module time = 1 hour
Slips, trips and falls, continue to be one of the leading causes of workplace injuries. Students learn to recognize potential hazards and steps they can take to mitigate them.
MANDATORY
Module time = 2 hours
We cover the basics about working with and around electricity. Students identify electrical safety hazards and students learn about NFPA 70E (arc flash).
MANDATORY
Module time = 1 hour
Students learn when PPE is necessary and we will discuss & handle types of PPE -- ranging from proper donnng & doffing of gloves, hearing protection, to requirements for respiratory protection.
MANDATORY
Module time = 1 hour
Covers the requirements for communicating hazards associated with chemicals -- includes discussion of proper labeling of secondary containers, Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) and pictograms.
MANDATORY
Module time = 2 hours
Different types of material handling devices are discussed (forklifts, powered pallet jacks, hoists & slings, etc.) as well as the hazards associated with their use.
MANDATORY
Module time = 2 hours
Students learn about the different types of emergency action plans, procedures, and reporting. We also cover recommended actions for an "active attacker" in the workplace.
ELECTIVE
Module time = 1 hour
We cover the difference between permit-required and non-permit required confined spaces, hazards associated with each and steps to minimize those hazards.
ELECTIVE
Module time = 1 hour
Students learn when fall protection is required, types of fall protection and they will have an opportunity to wear fall protection equipment. Students also learn about hazards associated with suspension trauma.
ELECTIVE
Module time = 1 hour
LOTO remains one of the most OSHA-cited violations. We cover why LOTO is needed, handle various types of LOTO devices and discuss compenents of a great LOTO program.
ELECTIVE
Module time = -2 hours
Students learn ergo risk factors, types of ergo-related injuries, and how to recognize ergo hazards. We also demonstrate how the back works & safe lifting.
ELECTIVE
Module time = 1 hour
Training centers around proper machine guarding for different types of machines & processes. Students are encouraged to discuss machines at their own facility. Robot safety is discussed as well as a demonstration on how to determine proper reach distances.
ELECTIVE
Module time = 1 hour
Students learn about the various types of Powered Industrial Trucks (PIT) and the requirements for their use.
ELECTIVE
Module time = 1 hour
Discussion focuses on what is a bloodborne pathogen, the types of occupations that are at risk and how to mitigate that risk.
ELECTIVE
Module time = 1 hour
We cover how chemicals can enter the body, ways to monitor an employee's exposure, personal air monitoring, and exposure limits.
ELECTIVE
Module time = 1 hour
Students learn what makes a material "hazardous" and how to reduce risks while handling hazardous materials, including PPE and bonding/grounding.
ELECTIVE
Module time = 1 hour
We discuss hazards associated with welding, brazing and cutting operations -- ventilation, PPE and fire extinguisher use.