Discover what it takes to control spills and leaks through drum plugging and patching, diking and diversion, and the incident command system
Learn the methods used to mitigate hazards relating to fire and explosions, confined space entry, bloodborne pathogens, medical treatment and first aid, among various others
Understand the various requirements of medical surveillance programs for hazardous site workers and emergency responders to include occupational exposure, monitoring, examination, and risk factors
Discover how to develop a strong PPE program and the selection, use, maintenance, and limitations of PPE commonly used during HAZMAT/HAZWOPER operations
Learn about the purpose and prevention of decontamination, how to construct a decontamination plan, and what methods of decontamination to use
Acquire the knowledge to both recognize and prevent emergency response incidents at your facility, improve communications and security, and implement safe evacuation routes, procedures, and safe distances
Understand the requirements involving both personal and site monitoring
Clarify the difference between spills that are incidental or require emergency response, how to conduct a hazard assessment, and how to measure hazards
Learn the requirements of various Safety & Health, Emergency Response, Medical Surveillance, Respirator, and Spill Containment programs so that you may strengthen, or create, your own internal programs
Discover chemistry and toxicology terms and concepts, labelling and SDS requirements, and the toxic effects of chemical exposure(s).
