• Study of primary construction site safety topics
• What does competent person indicate and how do you qualify as one
• How to manage and conduct safety training that changes the way your employees work
• How to save money by developing your own safety programs
• How to avoid civil and criminal liability for accidents/injuries
• How to interpret and apply construction-related OSHA regulations
• How to manage construction site safety inspections/audits
• How to investigate, analyze and document workplace accidents
• How to create and manage a successful safety culture
• Take home a resource library of PowerPoints, sample plans, programs and inspection checklists
• Obtain valuable CEUs (4.0) required by current certifications
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Creating a safety culture on a jobsite can be difficult. This course will provide the tools necessary to implement proper safety training and an effective safety program. Students will learn how to understand and interpret regulations, avoid civil and criminal liability, increase worker morale, reduce workers comp rates and most importantly, minimize or eliminate injuries in the workplace.
Learn MoreThis brand new, state-of-the-art course will cover in detail the regulatory and training requirements of the Hazardous Waste Operation and Emergency Response (29 CFR 1910.120) standard. OSHA states that a measure of the competence of an instructor is the successful completion of a train-the-trainer program with training and experience specific to the topics they will teach. Not only does the course review the various elements of the HAZWOPER standard, there are also demonstrations as well as “hands-on,” practical simulations to meet the experiential requirements of the regulation.
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